Yaesu FT-60R - Manual (Page 36)

R. G. Sparber KG7MQL February 22, 2015 Page 36 of 52
Memory Mode: Assigning Memories to a Memory
Bank [33]
This should really say: Assigning Memories to One or More Memory Banks
The basic idea is that you identify a single Memory Channel and then select
which Bank you want to store its pointer. You can then either store the pointer in
another Bank or terminate the function.
There is a twin function that will be presented on page 38: removing a pointer.
You identify a pointer from within a bank and go through the same logic. The
software understands that since the pointer is already in this Bank, you really
want to remove it. So the Store/Remove logic is really a
form of toggling a pointer on and off in a given Bank.
1. You must first recall the Memory Channel so that its
pointer can be stored in a Bank. See page 26 for how to
recall a Memory Channel.
2. Press and hold the BAND key for about one second.
You will then see SEL flashing in the upper left corner
and the current BANK displayed. In this example, "NO
BANK" was selected. This is a reasonable choice since
this gives you access to all Channels.
3. You have less than 3 seconds to turn the tuning knob
and select the Bank you want. If in doubt, just start
turning the knob back and forth. Then turn it to the
desired Bank. As long as the knob is moving, you won't
time out.
4. After you have selected the desired Bank, press the F W
key for about1 second until you hear a beep.
5. The SEL indicator will continue to flash. This means you can select a
different Bank and store the channel in it. In this way you can store the
selected channel pointer in as many different Banks as you like. If you
are done, either press the PTT key or wait 3 seconds.
6. You will go back to seeing the selected Memory
Channel and you are no longer storing this pointer in
Banks.
Assigning Memories to a Memory Bank: Ch#/BAND 1s /knob/FW 1s/PTT