Kenwood TS-990S, Instruction Manual

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3 MENU
3-2
Index Contents
SWITCHING THE OPERATING DATA BETWEEN CONFIG
A AND CONFIG B
Parameters configured in the menu and various
configurations for operation are jointly called the operating
environment. The transceiver has CONFIG A and CONFIG
B as two separate environments. Both contain the same
configuration items, allowing you to configure them
individually. For example, CONFIG A might be configured
for DX hunting and CONFIG B for rag-chewing, and you
can quickly switch from one to another.
1 Press [MENU] to open the Menu screen.
2 Press [CONFIG] (F7).
3 Press [OK] (F4) to switch CONFIG A to CONFIG B.
After changing the configuration, you can immediately
operate the transceiver with the new configuration enabled.
Pressing [CANCEL] (F7) reverts to the Menu screen.
Note:
◆ The current status of the operating environment, either "CONFIG
A" or "CONFIG B", appears on the status bar of the Menu screen.
Also, the operating environment data can be stored to or read from
a USB flash drive. {page 12-1}
◆ Following are the configurations that are common to CONFIG A
and CONFIG B.
• Baud rate for the COM port
• Baud rate for the USB port
• The number of quick memories
◆ The [MR] (Quick Memory) function {page 10-8} includes some
operating environment parameters. Changes made to CONFIG
A or CONFIG B here will clear the QM operating environment and
then switch to the new operating environment.
MENU ITEMS
Basic Configurations (Group 0)
Menu
Display Configuration Range Default
Reference
Page
Display
0-00 Color Display Pattern (Main Screen)
The background color pattern for the
main screen
Type 1, Type 2, Type 3 Type 1 4-5
0-01 Color Display Pattern (Sub Screen)
The background color pattern for the
sub-screen
Type 1, Type 2, Type 3, Same
as Main
Same as
Main
4-5
0-02 Font Style (Frequency Display)
Font style to be applied to the
frequency display
Font 1, Font 2, Font 3 Font 1 4-5
0-03 Dial Color Pattern
The background color pattern for the
sub-screen dial
Type 1, Type 2 Type 1 4-6
0-04 Screen Saver Pattern of the screen saver Off, Type 1, Type 2 Off 16-1
0-05 Screen Saver Wait Time
Wait time until the screen saver
activates
Preview (5 [sec]), 5, 15, 30, 60
[min]
Preview
(5 [sec])
16-2
0-06 Screen Saver Message
A message embedded in the screen
saver
A maximum of 10
alphanumeric characters
TS-990 16-2
0-07 Power-on Message A message appearing during power up A maximum of 15
alphanumeric characters
HELLO 16-1
Meter
0-08 FM Mode S-meter Sensitivity S-meter sensitivity in FM mode Low, High High 5-29
0-09 Meter Response Speed ANALOG METER RESPONSE SPEED 1 to 4 3 4-19
0-10 Meter Display Pattern Display pattern for a meter Type 1, Type 2, Type 3 Type2 4-18
Key
0-11 Meter Display Peak Hold METER PEAK-VALUE HOLD Off, On On 4-19
0-12 Long Press Duration of Panel Keys
Duration for a long press of the panel
keys
200 to 2000 [ms] (in steps of
100 [ms])
500 [ms] 16-5
0-13 Touchscreen Tuning
Touchscreen Tuning function (Main
display)
Off, On On 16-3
0-14
Operating Band (High/Low & Shift/Width
Controls)
Selection of band for the High/Low and
Shift/Width controls
Main and Sub Bands, Main
Band only
Main and
Sub Bands
16-4
0-15 PF A: Key Assignment
Assignment of the programmable
function to [PF A]
Refer to the programmable
function key list.
VOICE 2 16-6
0-16 PF B: Key Assignment
Assignment of the programmable
function to [PF B]
Refer to the programmable
function key list.
VOICE 3 16-6
0-17 VOICE (Main Band): Key Assignment
Assignment of the programmable
function to [VOICE] (M)
Refer to the programmable
function key list.
VOICE1
(Main Band)
16-6
0-18 VOICE (Sub Band): Key Assignment
Assignment of the programmable
function to [VOICE] (S)
Refer to the programmable
function key list.
VOICE1 (Sub
Band)
16-6
0-19 External PF 1: Key Assignment
Assignment of the programmable
function to [PF 1] (Keypad)
Refer to the programmable
function key list.
Message
Memory CH1
16-7
0-20 External PF 2: Key Assignment
Assignment of the programmable
function to [PF 2] (Keypad)
Refer to the programmable
function key list.
Message
Memory CH2
16-7