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- Invoking Memory Mode
- Memory parameters
- How the banks are laid out
- Entering a frequency into a memory location
(saving)
- Creating a memory channel from an Auto Write (AW)
channel
- Deleting a memory
- Clearing all channels
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Invoking
Memory Mode |
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To get into memory mode, press the
MR S.MW button until the
MR flag is shown in the
bottom left of the display. The
MR S.MW button will
toggle round between
AW, PreSet CH ,
TV and the MR banks. This is achieved with just a quick press. If you hold the button down for
too long it may go into channel set mode. If this happens, press
DUAL WATCH
to quit. |
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Memory Parameters |
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As well as the VFO mode, the R-20 can also
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In each memory channel location, a number of parameters are stored. The first
and most obvious of these being the frequency, but as well as this, there are
quite a few other parameters stored on a channel by channel basis. |
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Items shown in yellow are found in the
SET MODE Menu. Items in
green are found under the channel set mode. |
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How the banks are laid out |
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The R20 has 1050 memory
channels including 50 scan edge memory channels (25 pairs).
Each of these locations can be assigned to one or
none of 26 memory banks labelled alphabetically (A-Z). Each bank holds up
to a maximum of 100 channels. If no channels are assigned to a bank, the
bank will not be visible. |
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Entering a frequency into a memory
location (saving) |
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Let's assume you have a
frequency selected in VFO mode and you want to save it to a memory. |
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Push [MR S.MW]
for 1 second to select the memory write condition. You'll notice that in
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Any changes
you make on the fly are enacted as you make them and you do not have to confirm your
changes at any stage. However, you may wish to re-save your newly changed
settings if you wish to update the parameters to previously saved memory
channel. |
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If you need to store this new value to update the current memory channel,
hold down [MR S.MW] for just one second until the channel menu appears. Check that you have the
right memory channel. Press
[MR S.MW] again until you
hear two bleeps. The screen will return to the default memory channel mode
screen and the value has been saved. You can check this by flipping to another
channel and back again. You should find that your changes have been successfully
updated.
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