Memory Entry - Kenwood TH-26A Instruction Manual

Channel No. 1-3
4-10
CALL
DTSS status 0
x
DTSS code 0
x
Split memory
x
x
11-20
x
x
0
4. Select the desired memory
channel number by rotating
the Tuning control. When
nothing is stored in a
memory channel, the
channel number flashes.
,1\1: Channels 16 - 20 are used to store DTMF data and
cannot be used as normal memory channels when
the DTMF memory function is on. If you are not
using the DTMF memory function channels 16 - 20
can be used as normal memory channels.
5. Press the MR key within 10
seconds of selecting the
memory channel number. A
beep will sound and the F in-
dicator and memory channel
number will turn off. This
signal that the data has been
properly stored in memory.
*
2: When used as split memory. . . . . . . . . .
x
When used as simplex memory. . • . . . . . . . . ..
0
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Odd Split Memory Channels
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1. Press the VFO key to select
• Simple / Normal transmitter offsets
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the VFO mode.
1. Press the VFO key to select 2. Select the desired receiver
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the VFO mode.
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frequency, tone information
2. Select the desired operating
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f
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frequency, offset direction, MHz)
tone frequency, CTCSS status 3. Press the F key momentarily.
etc. (For example 146.790
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The F indicator will turn on
MHz)
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in the display, and a memory
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flashing
3. Press the F key momentarily.
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channel number will appear.
The F indicator will turn on 4. Select any memory channel
in the display, and a memory from 11 thru 20 using the
channel number will appear.
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Tuning controls. When noth-
(Channel 8 for example)
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ing is stored in a memory
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