Yaesu FT-920, Руководство по эксплуатации

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FT-920 Operating Manual
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(24) [A
NT
] [A] [B] [RX A
NT
]
These icons indicate which antenna is currently in
use.
(25) [TX] [C
LAR
] [RX]
These icons indicate the operating status of the Clari-
fier function. When the Receive Clarifier is on, [C
LAR
]
[RX] will be displayed; when the Transmit Clarifier is
on, [TX] [C
LAR
] will be displayed.
(26) Multi-Panel
This panel of the display area provides quantitative
data regarding transceiver operating status.
At the factory, this panel is set up to display the amount
of Clarifier system frequency offset from the main
VFO frequency. Other available functions include dis-
play of CW Pitch and VFO-A/VFO-B Offset, utilizing
Menu Item U-09. See page 74 for details.
(27) [-] [RPT] [+]
These icons are illuminated during “Repeater” FM
operation, typically on 29 MHz. When the repeater
shift direction is negative, the [-] [RPT] icons are illu-
minated; when the repeater shift direction is positive,
the [RPT] [+] icons are lit.
(28) [T]
This icon is illuminated when the CTCSS Tone En-
coder is activated during FM Repeater operation.
(29) [SQL]
This icon is illuminated when the CTCSS Tone De-
coder is activate during FM repeater operation.
(30) [W
AIT
]
This icon will be briefly illuminated during antenna
tuning, before a satisfactory match has been achieved
by the Automatic Antenna Tuner.
(31) [H
I
SWR]
If the Automatic Antenna Tuner is unable to achieve
a satisfactory match, this icon will become illuminated.
Transmitter power output will be significantly reduced
when the [H
I
SWR] icon is lit. You should check your
antenna system, connectors, and cables to determine
and repair the cause of the fault.
(32) [M C
K
]
This icon is illuminated when the “scratchpad”
Memory Check mode is activated. In this mode, you
may inspect and select the memory channel to be
used
if and when the Memory Recall mode is se-
lected.
(33) [G
ROUP
]
This icon is illuminated when the Memory system is
restricted to the Memory Group mode. See page 61
for details.
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