Yaesu VR-5000, Руководство по эксплуатации

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VR-5000 O
PERATING
M
ANUAL
26
Alpha-Numeric Memory Recall
You can use the VR-5000 ’s powerful microprocessor system to search for Memory Chan-
nels according to their alpha-numeric label. In the example below, we shall set up the
VR-
5000 to find all channels programmed with “
POLICE
” as an alpha-numeric label (e.g.
POLICE 1 , POLICE 2 , etc.).
1. Press the [
V/M
(
MW
) ] key, if needed, to enter the memory mode.
2. Press the [ WIDTH
(
BS STEP
) ] key to enable setup of Alpha-Numeric Memory Re-
call.
3. Program the alpha-numeric “label” which you wish to recall, using the DIAL knob and
keypad, as described previously. In this case, program “ POLICE ” as the label.
Note: do not press [ ENT
(
SET
) ] after completing entry of the desired “label” in this
instance.
4. Press the [ M/S
(
SUB SET
)
SORT
] key, which will recall the first memory channel
beginning with “ POLICE .” The channel found will appear at the bottom left-hand por-
tion of the display.
5. Press the [
M/S
(
SUB SET
)
SORT
] key; you will observe that only channels beginning
with “POLICE” are appearing on the display.
6. When you find the desired memory channel, press the [ ENT
(
SET
) ] key to recall that
channel.
Important Note: You can recall Memory Channels alpha-numerically using just one or
two letters of a label within above steps. In the above example, if you programmed “PO”
instead of “POLICE,” you could then recall channels such as “PONTIAC,” “PORTER,”
“PORTLAND,” and “POLAND” in addition to “POLICE.” But if you set “POR,” only
“PORTER” and PORTLAND” would be recalled.
P
ROGRAMMABLE
M
EMORY
R
ECALL
The VR-5000 can be set up to monitor the activity on as many as 50 memory channels
simultaneously. For example, repeater system owners may wish to observe channel load-
ing on the various repeaters in the system, and the
VR-5000
can assist in this effort. A
graphical representation of channel occupancy will be created, called the “PMR Board.”
When you install the memory channels you wish
to observe into the PMR Board, the
VR-5000
will
monitor the activity on these channels simulta-
neously via a rapid search function.
Then an “indicator” will appear on the board, as
described below, letting you know that activity was
noted on that channel.
Memory Operation