Yaesu VR-5000, Руководство по эксплуатации

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VR-5000 O
PERATING
M
ANUAL
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Memory Operation
Sorting for the Channel Number ( deletes the vacant memories automati-
cally):
1. Recall the Memory mode.
2. Press the [
M/S
(
SUB SET
) ] key, then rotate the
DIAL
knob to set the cursor to the
“
CHANNEL
” menu.
3. Press the [
•
(
BEEP
) ] key to set the sorting mode to “
A
->
Z ” or “ Z
->
A .”
A
->
Z
: Sorts the memory channels in ascending channel number order (any vacant
memory channels are deleted automatically).
Z
->
A : Sort the memory channels in descending channel number order (any vacant
memory channels are deleted automatically).
4. Press the [ ENT
(
SET
) ] key to initiate the sort.
( Note: The “ascending” or “descending” channel number order in this mode refers to the
order in which the channels originally were stored. )
Note: When you initiate Channel Number Sorting, the VR-5000 can not recall Masked
memory channels.
PS (P
RE
S
ET
) M
EMORY
C
HANNELS
Five convenient PS memories are provided in the VR-5000 , allowing quick recall of top-
priority operating frequencies. Use this memory feature for your most-often-used frequen-
cies.
PS Memory Channel Storage
1. In the VFO mode, tune the VR-5000 to the
desired frequency.
2. Press and hold the [ PS
] key for one second.
3. Press the [
PS
] key momentarily (repeatedly, if
necessary) to select the PS channel into which
you wish to store the current frequency data.
4. Press and hold the [ PS
] key for one second to
enable the programming of a name tag to the PS memory. To attach an alpha/numeric
name to the PS memory, proceed to the programming of the name tag as described
previously; otherwise press the [
ENT
(
SET
) ] key.
5. Press the [ ENT
(
SET
)
] key again to finish the PS Memory Channel storage.
PS Memory Channel Recall
1. Press the [ PS
] key to recall the currently active PS Memory Channel.
2. Press the [
PS
] key repeatedly to cycle through the PS Memory Channels.
3. Rotate the DIAL knob to exit the PS Memory Channel bank and return to the VFO or
Memory mode.