SGC SG-2020 TEST DOCUMENT, Installation And Operation Manual

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the amateur bands it is the operator's responsibility to transmit only
on modes and frequencies consistent with his or her class of license
and regional recommended band plan.
In the "XCVE" position the SG-2020 receives and transmits on the
same frequency.
Press the RIT(Receiver Incremental Tuning) button and the trans-
mit frequency remains fixed while the receive frequency can be
varied. Push the REV button while in RIT and the transmit fre-
quency will be displayed and can be tuned while the receive fre-
quency remains fixed. (XIT-Transmitter Incremental Tuning)
Working Split: (receiving on one frequency while transmitting on a
different frequency)
Example: The DX station is listening up band by about 5 kHz.
1. Tune in the DX station while in "XCVE".
2. Press SPLIT.
3. Press and hold the REV button while tuning to listen for
other stations calling the DX station upband
(by about 5 KHz).
4. When you have found the DX station's listening frequency,
release the REV button and make your call. You will be
transmitting on his listening frequency and listening on his
transmitting frequency.
5. Remember to switch off the SPLIT when moving for another QSO.
When changing from RIT to "XCVE" the RIT transmit frequency will
become the active frequency.
Note: Pressing the SPLIT button also serves to ‘lock’ the receive frequency.
8.1.7 FAST
By pressing the FAST button while turning the main tuning knob,
the tuning rate will be set to one of four different values: .1 kHz, .5
kHz, 1.0 kHz, or 10 KHz (see section 9.7). Normal tuning rate is .1
KHz in 10 Hz steps. This feature allows the operator to move to
different parts of the band quickly.
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