Yaesu FT-857D Operating Manual

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76 FT-857 Operating ManualMemory Channel Recall1. If you currently are in the VFO tuning mode, press the [M/V] key once to enter the“Memory” mode (a memory channel number “M-nnn” will appear on the display in thespace previously occupied by “VFOa” or “VFOb”).2. To select another memory channel, turn the SELECT knob.3. When your memory channels are partitioned into Memory Groups via Menu Mode No-055 [MEM GROUP], it is easy to change Memory Groups; press the SELECT knobmomentarily (a Group Number (“Ma” ~ “Mj” will blink), then turn the SELECT knobto step through the channels until you enter another. You may now press the SELECTknob once more to restrict memory channel access to the newly-selected Group.Menu No-057 must be set to “MHz/MEM GRP” in order to select MemoryGroups!4. Once you are operating on a memory channel, you may tune off of the originally-memo-rized frequency (as though you were in the VFO mode). Just rotate the DIAL knob; the“Memory Channel Number” will be replaced by one which indicates “MTUNE,” indicat-ing that you have now shifted into the “Memory Tuning” mode. When operating theMemory Tuning mode, if you find another frequency you wish to store into anothermemory channel, just press the [A](MW) key momentarily, select a new memory chan-nel via the SELECT knob, then press and hold in the [A](MW) key until you hear thedouble beep.5. To exit the Memory Tuning mode, press the [M/V] key as follows:• One touch of the [M/V] key returns you to the original memory frequency.• A second touch of the [M/V] key will cause you to exit the Memory mode and returnto the VFO mode (the memory channel number will be replaced by “VFOa” or“VFOb.”1) When operating on a “Split” frequency memory, a special “–+” indication willappear on the LCD.2) If some memory channels appear to be “missing,” be sure you are not operating in the“Memory Group” mode, and in the wrong Memory Group.MEMORY OPERATIONMEMORY OPERATION ON “REGULAR” MEMORY CHANNELS