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special circumstances. We discourage use of this feature in
normal operation, as it can be annoying to other operators.
normal operation, as it can be annoying to other operators.
11. SPLIT BUTTON (SPLIT): Enables the offsetting of the
transmitter frequency by up to +/- 2 Mhz (programmable) for
FM repeater operation.
FM repeater operation.
12. PROGRAM BUTTON (PRG): Used to pre-program operating or
scanning frequencies into memory. See the OPERATION section
of this manual for details.
of this manual for details.
13. MANUAL BUTTON (MAN): Used to return the unit to manual
mode.
14. SHIFT BUTTON (SHF): Determines which digit will change
when changing frequencies, by placing a “cursor” under the
desired digit. Allows frequency to be changed in 100 Hz, 1KHz,
10KHz, 100KHz and 1 MHz increments.
desired digit. Allows frequency to be changed in 100 Hz, 1KHz,
10KHz, 100KHz and 1 MHz increments.
15. DIM BUTTON (DIM): This button adjusts the display
backlighting in four different steps to best match the ambient
light.
light.
16. SWR BUTTON (SWR): Used to check relative SWR.
17. SCAN BUTTON (SCAN): Used to enable the scanning of
frequencies. See the PROGRAMMING and SCANNING section of
this manual for detailed information on using the scan control.
this manual for detailed information on using the scan control.
18. MEMORY BUTTON (MEM): Used to program often used
frequencies in memory. Detailed information on how to use this
control is provided in the PROGRAMMING section of the manual.
control is provided in the PROGRAMMING section of the manual.
19. ENTER BUTTON (ENT): Used to program frequencies in
memory. See PROGRAMMING section.
20. LOCK BUTTON (LOCK): Disables the Frequency Selector
Control, UP/DOWN buttons on the front control panel and remote
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UP/DOWN buttons on the microphone. Pressing this switch
again will re-enable the frequency selectors.
again will re-enable the frequency selectors.
21. UP/DOWN SELECTOR: These buttons are used to increase or
decrease the frequency digit above the SHF cursor on the
display.
display.