Yaesu FT5De, Руководство по эксплуатации

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• Use the numeric keys to input the characters.
• Touch to move the cursor to right in the text input area.
• See “Text input screen” on page 70 to input a memory tag.
6. Press the PTT or [ V/M
●
] key, to save the data to memory and return to normal oper-
ations.
Recalling a Memory Channel
1. Press the [ V/M
●
] key.
The memory channel most recently used appears on the display.
2. Rotate the DIAL knob to select the desired memory channel.
•
Press the [ F menu ] key, and rotate the DIAL knob to fast-forward 10 channels at a
time. Press the [ F menu ] again, to cancel fast-forward.
• Touch and hold [ ] to transfer the memory contents to the operating band
VFO.
3. Press the [ V/M
●
] key to exit the memory mode, and return to the VFO operation.
• When a tagged Memory channel is recalled, both memory tag and frequency will be
displayed. (Memory tag is displayed only on the operating band.)
• Touch the frequency display of the operating band to switch between memory tag display
and normal frequency display.
• On the B-band, the: “AM broadcast band”; “FM broadcast band”; “Shortwave broadcast
band”; “50 MHz band” and “UHF(2)” cannot be called.
Recall only memories in the same frequency band (Band) using the
memory auto grouping (MAG) function
With the memory auto grouping (MAG) function, only memory channels in the same
frequency band (Band) can be called.
In the memory mode, each time the [ BAND ] key is pressed, only memory channels of
the specified frequency band are automatically recalled as a group, as shown below:
Group Name Selectable Memory Channels
ALL All memory channels * .
AIR
AIR band memory channels only.
144MHz 144 MHz band memory channels only.
430MHz 430 MHz band memory channels only.
AM AM broadcast band * memory channels only.
FM
FM broadcast band
*
memory channels only.
SW Shortwave broadcast band * memory channels only.
OTHER
50 MHz band * , VHF(1), VHF(2), UHF(1) and UHF(2) * memory
channels only.
*On the B-band, the: “AM broadcast band”; “FM broadcast band”; “Shortwave broadcast
band”; “50 MHz band” and “UHF(2)” cannot be called.
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