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Kenwood TH-79E - Memory Channel Ids; Storing Ids; Character Library

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MEMORY
CHANNEL
IDS
To help you remember each memory channel's
purpose, the dual bander has the ability to store
an
identifier (ID) for each channel. This
ID
can be a
callsign, repeater name, city, person's name, etc. that
can be formed from the character library.
All
80 memory channels can be assigned
an
ID
of up
to
7 characters.
Storing
IDs
26
1 Press [BAND]
to
select the Operating band.
2 Press
[MR]
and select the memory channel for
which you want to store
an
I
D.
3 Press [F], [ID IN] to enter
ID
Input mode.
-
CD
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I D
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l-1
L...l
L
..
l
1..~
&...I
4 Turn the ENC control
to
select the first character.
Pressing [
<4]
deletes the previous character.
Press [
<4]
repeatedly
to
position the blinking
cursor, if necessary.
To search more quickly through the character
library, hold
[MONI] down and turn the
ENC control. Each step of the ENC control
then moves you 5 characters. Clockwise
rotation moves you ahead; counterclockwise
moves you back
in
the library.
Pressing
[CLR] aborts
ID
Entry mode and
returns you to Memory Recall.
5 Press[..-].
6 Repeat Steps 4 and 5 until all characters are
entered.
It
is
not necessary to enter [
..-]
after the final
character.
7 Press [SET] to exit.
Character
Library
LETTERS:
A 8 C D E F G H I J K L M N
OPQRSTUVWXYZA
Upper
Case
A.LE<;ENOO
abcdefghijklmnop
LETTERS:
qrstuvwxyzaaaac!l.
lower
Case
re<;:eeeeil"il
n666ou
Q 0 u y
NUMERAlS
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
ll
Q (.,
,-
--,
i «
>>
ul
!
rr
# $ % &
SYMBOLS
'()
*
+,-./:;<=>?@
[ ) A
.
{
I}~
¢£¥PI/
-
f-
1
Space character

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