Yaesu FT-847, Руководство по эксплуатации

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FT-847 O
PERATING
M
ANUAL
MEMORY OPERATION
M
AIN
M
EMORY
S
YSTEM
E
RASING
I
NDIVIDUAL
M
EMORIES
You may wish to clear the contents of a single memory
channel. The procedure to clear a memory of its data
is:
•
Press the [
MCK/W
] key momentarily.
‚
Rotate the MEM/VFO CH knob to select the
memory channel to be erased.
ƒ
Press the [
REV
] key. This will erase the data.
„
If you need to erase other channels, repeat steps
‚
and
ƒ
above.
…
Press the [
MCK/W
] key once more to exit to nor-
mal operation.
E
RASING
A
LL
M
EMORIES
If you wish to erase all memories (including all Satel-
lite Memory registers), and set the Main and Sub VFOs
to their default frequencies, use the following proce-
dure:
•
Press the [ MENU ] button to activate the Menu
mode of operation.
‚
Rotate the SUB-TUNE knob to select Menu #38
(“
MEM CLR
”).
ƒ
Press the [
MCK/W
] key.
„
Press the [ MENU ] key to exit the Menu mode.
Note : This procedure does not reset the Menu System
to its factory defaults. See page 95 regarding
microprocessor reset procedures.
Notes : The H
OME
channel memory system is capable
of memorizing:
l
Operating frequency
l
Operating mode
l
Receiver filter (Wide/Narrow)
l
Clarifier information (direction and magnitude)
l
Repeater shift information (direction and mag-
nitude)
l
CTCSS Tone information (CTCSS Encode,
Decode On/Off; Tone Frequency)
l
DCS information (DCS On/Off, DCS Code)
l
Packet baud rate
If you move the MAIN VFO Tuning Dial or the MEM/
VFO CH
knob while in the H
OME
channel mode, you
can change frequencies as if you were in the “
M T
”
mode. Press the [ HOME ] key once more to return to
the originally-stored Memory frequency.
While operating in the “pseudo-MT” mode, if you want
to store a newly-tuned frequency, just follow the pro-
cedures described previously for memory storage (as
though the “pseudo-MT” mode were the VFO mode).
Just remember to select an unused memory channel
for storing the new frequency data.
When operating on a “Split” frequency H
OME
memory
(see previous texts, the “
+
,
–
” indication will appear
on the display.
Note
Regarding Recall of Home Channels
The H
OME
channel that will be recalled will de-
pend on the last-used frequency band of opera-
tion. That is, if you are presently using a 144
MHz memory channel, pressing the [
HOME
]
key to switch to VFO operation on, for example,
14 MHz, pressing the [
HOME
] key will cause
the “HF Band” H
OME
channel to be recalled.