User's Manual

WiNRADiO G39DDC User’s Guide
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When the receiver is tuned to a frequency that is equal to a frequency stored
in the memory, the stored callsign will be shown in the band indicator under
the main frequency display. If there is no callsign stored with the frequency,
the content of the description field will be shown instead.
The user memory will first be searched for a matching frequency for the
currently selected group. If no matching frequency is found there, then the
whole memory structure will be searched and the first one found will be
displayed.
Saving User Memory File
You can have more than one user memory file; the number of such files is
limited only by the capacity of your hard drive. You can save a user memory
file under an arbitrary name, and then load it back, making it possible to have
different memory files for different situations. To save the current memory file,
simply select Save user memory as from the top bar File menu. A dialog box
will pop up allowing you to specify the file name.
When you exit the WiNRADiO Excelsior application, all memory changes are
automatically saved; there is no need to use the Save command before exit.
Note: The default user memory file is called Memory.r7m and resides in the
following folder: My Documents/Winradio/G39DDC.
Opening User Memory File
When the WiNRADiO Excelsior receiver application starts up, the most
recently used memory file will be opened automatically.
To open a different memory file, select Load user memory from the File
menu. A dialog box will pop up allowing you to choose a memory file to load.
Notch
The Notch tab contains controls dedicated to the Notch filter function. There
are two notch filters which can be operated simultaneously: