Yaesu FT-51R, Owner'S Manual

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Memo y
Storage
By
default, the
FT-51R offers 40 programma-
ble memory channels for each band. These con-
sist of 35 regular memories along with
5
special-purpose memories. Each memory is
I , L I ,
and
.
Alpha-
numeric names (up to eight characters in length)
can be entered in place of the default labels if
so
desired (see
Naming Memories
on page 33).
Regu-
lar memory capacity can be expanded from 35
to
55 channels,
but the alphanumeric naming capabil-
ity
must
be disabled.
If you don't plan to use mem-
ory naming, and would rather have expanded
memory capacity, read the procedure and notice
in the
box below.
I
I 3
Expanding Memo y Capacity
To expand regular memory capacity to
55
chan-
nels, you must disable the naming feature. No-
tice! Previously-stored channel data and names
will be lost when performing this procedure.
the radio, then press and hold both
while turning the power on again. Repeat
the power-on procedure to restore naming capa-
bility (with the limit of
35 regular memories).
SKIP
1
2
34
35
L2
u2
Memory Channel Organization
These store frequency
a n d o p e r a t i o n a l
settings
-
can also be
masked from viewing
selection, and tagged
to be skipped while
s c a n n i n g . E a c h
memory can be given a
8 - c h a r a c t e r n a m e ,
w h i c h i s displayed
automatically.
As above, but can be
used in pairs to set
upper lower limits for
P M S a n d M e m o r y
Tuning.
Instant-recall CALL ch.
1
2
54
55
L2
u2
S a m e as default
operation, except that
alphanumeric naming
capability is lost and
the regular memory
capacity is expanded
from
35 to 55 memory
c h a n n e l s . O t h e r
operational settings
remain the same.
As
above, but can be
used in pairs to set
upper lower limits for
PMS
a n d M e m o r y
Tuning
.
Instant-recall CALL ch.
Each memory can store separate receive
transmit frequencies or repeater shift,
CTCSS tone data (also refer to the memory
or
ganization table above). Memory
L L
(the Cal
channel memory) is recalled instantly by press
ing
and the and
can be used in pairs to store the
tuning and scanning limit as described later, ir
addition to general purpose operation.