Kenwood TS-850S - Manual (Page 45)

4-11-6. Memory Channel Recall
The following procedure illustrates how to recall a
memory channel.
1. Select memory channel operation for RX by
simply depressing the appropriate FUNCTION
key. The display will indicate the frequency of the
memory channel you used last.
2. You can select a different memory channel by
rotating the M.CH/VFO CH control. The memory
channel indicator and the frequency in the
display will change as this control is rotated.
4-11-7. Memory Channel Scroll
The following procedure provides a method to check
a Memory Channel Frequency without changing or
losing the current receive frequency.
1. Press the M.IN key once to initiate Memory Scroll.
The M.SCR indicator lights, and the Memory
Channel Frequency is displayed. Although the
displayed frequency will change, actual reception
will be at the previous frequency (that is, the
frequency before the M.IN key is pressed).
2. Select a Memory Channel using the M.CH/VFO
CH control or numeric keys. The frequencies
stored in the Memory Channel will be displayed.
3. Cancel the Memory Scroll operation, by pressing
the CLR key.
4-11-8. Memory Channel Selection
.■ To change between the channels stored in
memory
1. Select memory channel for the RX VFO or both dur­
ing memory channel operations. The display will show
the memory channel you used last.
2. Activate the 1MHz key (the MHz indicator will
light) and rotate the M.CH/VFO CH control to
select a different memory channel.
3. To return to VFO operation, press the M^VFO key
to copy the memory contents to VFO or change RX
VFO to A (VFO A) or B (VFO B).______________
Note
If there is nothing in the memory channels, and the
M.CH/VFO CH control is rotated, “check” is output
from the speaker in Morse code.
■ To select an empty channel
1. Press the M.IN key to enter the memory scroll mode.
Although the display frequency changes, the frequency
set before the M.IN key was pressed is used for actu­
al reception.
2. Press the 1MHz key (the MHz indicator will light) and
rotate the M.CHA/FO CH control to select a different
memory channel. You can also do this with the numeric
keys.
3. To cancel the memory scroll mode, press the
CLR key.
Notes
1. If all the memory channels are full, and the
M.CH / VFO CH control is rotated, “check” is
output from the speaker in Morse code.
2. If a channel stored in memory is specified with a
numeric key, “check” is output from the
speaker in Morse code.
4-11-9. Transferring Memory Information
to the VFO.
The following procedure transfers the contents of
the selected memory channel to the VFO.
1. Select memory channel operation.
2. Select the desired Memory Channel by rotating
the M.CH/VFO CH control.
3. Press the M ► VFO key. This will cause the
contents of the memory channel to be transferred
to the unused VFO position.
(1) Pressing the M^VFO key will shift the memory
channel data to VFO A or VFO B when using a
standard memory channel.
(2) Pressing the M ► VFO key will cause the RX
frequency to be shifted into VFO A and the TX
frequency to be shifted into VFO B when using a
Split Frequency Memory Channel.
(3) Pressing the M^VFO key will cause the memory
channel data to be transferred to the unused
VFO when using a memory channel for RX or
TX and a VFO channel for the other function.
Please see the enclosed chart for several
examples.
Notes
1. When the M^VFO key is pressed, the contents
of the VFO are cleared but the contents of the
Memory Channel will not be cleared.
2. If nothing is stored in the selected Memory
Channel, only the channel number is displayed;
no transfer is carried out.
4-11-10. Checking the Highest and
Lowest Scan frequencies
It is possible to check the frequencies that are
stored in the program scan memory channels by
using the following procedure.
1. Select M.CH operation.
2. Select the desired Program Scan memory
channel by rotating the M.CH/VFO CH control.
3. Press the UP switch to see the upper scan limit.
4. Press the DOWN switch to see the lower scan
limit.
5. If you decide after viewing that you wish to utilize
this scanning range simply press the M^VFO key
to transfer the data to the VFO, and then press
the SCAN key.
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