Operator's Manual

OM-E 2072-09689-00

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The letter preceding the frequency in the second line of the display indicates whether the

frequency is used for Transmission (T), Reception (R), or both transmission and reception (F).

3. To use the displayed frequency and frequency type, press ENTER. If the Frequency type is

Duplex, press ENTER twice to accept both the transmission and reception frequencies.

Change the frequency type and the frequency as explained below.

To change the current frequency/frequencies:

1. Press MENU to access the Menu screen, and press FREQ.

FREQCHAN

CCIR

BIT

The last used frequency blinks, and the frequency type is displayed

in the top line.

If you are already in the Frequency mode, make sure the T/R

function appears above the F1 function key, and then press T/R.

FREQ

F15,000.00

BANDT/R

DSP

The current frequency type is displayed in the top line, followed by the frequencies in use.

2. If necessary, change the frequency type by pressing the relevant function key: SMPX, DPLX,

RXO or TXO.

NOTE

Different frequency types may have default frequency settings, which

will appear automatically when that frequency type is selected.

3. If you are using the SMPX, RXO, or TXO frequency type, and you wish to use the displayed

frequency, press ENTER.

Enter a new frequency. There are two ways to change the frequency.

Method A:

• Move the cursor to the frequency digit that you want to change. The

blinking digit indicates the cursor location.

• Press UP or DOWN to scroll to the value of your choice.

• When the desired frequency is displayed, press ENTER to confirm your

choice.

Method B:

• Type the frequency on the keypad. The frequency digits blink, indicating

that the selection has not yet been confirmed.

• When the desired frequency is displayed, press ENTER to confirm your

choice.

4. If you are using the DPLX frequency type, the frequency displayed first is the Rx frequency. If

you want to use the displayed frequency, press ENTER.

Enter a new frequency.

The frequency digits blink, indicating that the selection has not yet been confirmed.