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Mode." Pressing the "Back" button scans backward, and pressing the "Forward"
button scans forward.
You can also activate frequency movement commands from the "Frequency"
menu.
7.2.3 Adding and Navigating Presets
To add the currently selected frequency as a preset, select "Add Preset" from the
"Presets" menu, or press "Enter-S".
The "add preset" dialog is opened and "Frequency: (current frequency)" is
announced. "Tab" to the "Label" edit box. Type the name by which you want to
identify the preset. Press "Enter" to save the preset.
To add a frequency other than the one you're currently listening to, you may type
the number of the frequency you wish to add in the "Frequency" edit box of the
"add preset" dialog.
You can navigate your presets by using "dot 1" to move back, and "dot 4" to move
forward a preset.
To delete a preset, navigate to the preset and press "Space-D".
Note: when this command is executed, the preset is deleted instantly
without any warning or verification.
You can also add and delete presets using the Preset Manager dialog. Select
"Preset Manager" from the "Presets" menu, or press "Enter-M".
