Kenwood TS-990S, Instruction Manual

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4 BASIC OPERATIONS
4-14
Index Contents
TUNING IN MHZ STEP
1 Press [UP] or [DOWN] to change the frequency in
steps of 1 MHz.
• While holding down the key, the frequency continuously
increases or decreases.
• You can change the step size that applies when [UP] or
[DOWN] is pressed.
2 Select Group No. 3, "Basic Configurations", from the
Menu screen.
3 Access Menu 04, "Frequency Step Size (Up/Down
Keys)".
4 Press [SELECT] (F4) to allow editing of the parameter
box.
5 Press [-] (F4) or [+] (F5) to select “100 [kHz]”, “500
[kHz]”, or “1000 [kHz]”.
The default is "1000".
6 Press [ ] (F1).
7 Press [MENU] to exit.
SELECTING THE STEP FREQUENCY FOR AM
BROADCAST LISTENING
When listening to the AM broadcast band ranging from
522 kHz to 1710 kHz, the receive frequency can be
changed by rotating the MULTI/CH control with 9 kHz
frequency step size.
1 Select Group No. 3, "Basic Configurations", from the
Menu screen.
2 Access 05, "9 kHz Step in AM Broadcast Band (Multi/
Channel Control)".
3 Press [SELECT] (F4) to allow editing of the parameter
box.
4 Press [-] (F4) or [+] (F5) to select “On” or “Off”.
Selecting “Off” allows you to change the receive frequency at
the step frequency configured in Menu 3-03.
FINE TUNING
You can change the frequency step size of the Tuning
control to be 1/10th of the default step size. Fine Tuning
enables you to precisely tune the received frequency
where it cannot be easily tuned using the default step size.
[UP] [DOWN]
[FINE](M) [FINE](S)
[MULTI / CH] [MENU]
[F1]~[F7]
Tuning (M) Tuning (S)
■ Fine Tuning the Main Band Frequency
1 Press [FINE] (M) to toggle the Fine Tuning between
active and inactive.
■ Fine Tuning the Sub Band Frequency
1 Press [FINE] (S) to toggle the Fine Tuning between
active and inactive.
Note:
◆ While Fine Tuning is inactive, the 1 Hz digit in the frequency display
will be grayed out.
◆ In FM or AM mode, the 10 Hz and 1 Hz digits are normally grayed
out. While Fine Tuning is active, the grayed out frequency display is
cancelled and all digits, including the 1 Hz digit, appear.