Kenwood TS-590S Manual Do Utilizador

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5 SOFTWARE: ENHANCING OPERATING PLEASURE
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TS-590S
The TS-590S comes with a quick memory function as did with the previous transceivers.  The 
number of channels is a maximum of 5 as default, but you can increase the number up to 10 by 
setting in the menu mode.  Conversely, if you wish to decrease the number of channels to make the 
operation quicker, it is possible to limit the number to 3.  You can also scan all the quick memory 
channels or erase the channels at one time.
Figure 5-5   [Q-M.IN]/[Q-MR] Key
Among the functions newly employed in FM mode is the cross tone function.  This function allows a 
user to set separately the encode tone frequency, which is added when CTCSS is transmitted, and 
the decode tone frequency added when CTCSS is received.  This function is meant to be used when 
you use a repeater where tone frequencies of uplink and downlink are different.
The TS-590S incorporates two PF keys instead of the conventional one to enhance user 
convenience.  Some functions can be assigned only to the PF keys, so as to use the PF keys as 
required by the operational circumstances.
Examples of functions that can be assigned only to the PF keys:
• DATA SEND function:
When modulating the signal using the ACC2 or USB audio input located on the transceiver’s rear 
panel, modulation signals other than those at these microphone connectors are muted, whereas 
there is no modulation with the audio input through the connectors on the rear panel if a 
transmission is made with the [SEND] key on the front panel.  In such a case, it is convenient to 
assign DATA SEND function to the PF key.
• TX TUNE function:
A continuous carrier with a certain output level can be sent out regardless of the current settings of 
mode or transmit output level.  This function is very convenient for tuning a screwdriver type 
antenna tuner or adjusting a linear amplifier.
As an alternative, you can assign a frequently-used menu or a function of a double-function button 
such as NR LEV to the PF key for a quick activation.
5.8 Quick Memory Function
5.9 Cross Tone Function
5.10 PF Keys