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Kenwood TH-77A
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2.
Rotate
the
Tuning
control
until
the
desired
tuning
step
size
appears
in
the
display.The
frequency
step
is
indicated
as
shown
below.
144
MHz
band
5210215220212.522525
430
MHz
band
10220212.5225210
3.
To
complete
the
programming
of
the
step
size
you
can
press
the
MHz/STEP
key
or
simply
wait
10
seconds
and
the
microprocessor
will
automatically
return
to
the
normal
frequency
display.
The
chart
below
illustrates
the
way
the
displayed
fre-
quency
will
change
when
you
change
from
one
step
size
to
another.
For
example:
Assume
you
are
presently
displaying
a
frequency
of
439.920
MHz
and had
previously
selected
a
20
kHz
step
size.
If
you
were
to
change
the
step
size
to
12.5
kHz
the
display
would
then
read
439.925
MHz.
5,10,15,20
to
12.5,25
12.5,25
to
5,10,15,20
0,5,10,15
0
0 0
20,25,30,35
25
125
10
40,45,50,55
50
25
20
60,65,
70,75,
37.5
30
80,85,90,95
1
50
50
62.5
60
75 70
87.5
80
4-2-4.
Programmable
VFO
Tuning
Limits
The
radio
provides
the
capability
of
programming
the
VHF
or
UHF
VFO
tuning
range,
in
1
MHz
band
segments,
as
well
a
providing
a
separate
programmable
band
scan
function.
(See
section
4-5.)
For
example
you
could
tell
the
transceiver
that
you
only
wish
to
tune
the
144.000
MHz
and
145.000
MHz
band
segment
by
specifying
any
frequency
with
these
two
segments.
The
Tuning
con-
trols
would
then
only
tune
within
these
specific.
bands.
The
procedure
for
specifying
the
bands
is
described
be-
low.
1.
Rotate
the
Tuning
control
until
the
desired
tuning
range
appears
on
the
frequency
display.
For
example
you
might
want
to
select
the
144
MHz
band
and
dial
up
144.100
MHz.
.
Press
the
M
key,
then
press
the
V
key.
3.
Rotate
the
Tuning
control
until
the
desired
upper
tuning
range
appears
on
the
frequency
display.
.
Press
the
M
key,
then
press
the
A
key.
5.
To
confirm
that
the
programming
was
properly
per-
formed
rotate
the
Tuning
control.
The
transceiver
should
not
go
above
or
below
the
programmed
band
limits.
6.
To
clear
both
programmed
limits
simultaneously,
ini-
tialize
the
VFO
memory
(VFO
RESET).
You
can
repro-
gram
either
limit
independently
by
following
the ap-
propriate
instructions
above.
lower
nm
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Kenwood TH-77A Specifications

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BrandKenwood
ModelTH-77A
CategoryTransceiver
LanguageEnglish

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