Kenwood TH-22A Instruction Manual

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Memory channelA "storage" location where you record an operatingfrequency and many other associated parameters forquick recail later. Normally, all commonly usedfrequencies including those of local repeaters would besaved in memory channels to eliminate manuallyselecting frequenily-used frequencies.Memory RecallA function that fetches a previously saved operatingfrequency and associated data. See "Memory channel".Memory ScanA function that monitors sequentially all programmedmemory channels that are not locked-out. See “Scan”.Memory StorageA function that saves an operating frequency andassociated data into a memory channel. See “Memorychannel".Memory — VFO TransferAfunctionthatrecordsthe currentmemorychanneldataintotheVFOplus selectsVFOmode.This transferactiondoesnot affectthe data storedinthememorychannel.Menu Set-upThisisanewertermintroducedwiththecreationofaMenusystemforconfiguring transceiverfeatures.MenuSet-upallowsfunctionstobeturnedONorOFF,orvaluestobeset,throughsoftwareratherthan physicalkeysorcontrols.OnceyoulearnhowtoaaccesstheMenu,thestandardizedmethodofconfiguringfeaturessimplifiesoperation.MHzStepBsSee"1MHzStep".Microphone PF (Programmable Function) keysKeys located on some microphones that can havetransceiver functions assigned to them. Keyassignments can be changed as necessary.MonitorAfunctionthatoverrides anysquelchsystemsbeingusedsoactivityon afrequencycanbeheard. Thisishandytoquicklylisten toafrequencywithoutactuallychangingthesquelchsettingordisablingthesquelchsystem.NiCdAbbreviationfornickel-cadmium.Thisreferstothematerialusedtomakerechargeablebatterypacks usedinmoderntransceivers.67