Kenwood TH-79E User Manual

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AUTOMATIC
TRANSMIT
OFFSET
On
some versions, the dual bander takes care of
setting the required transmit offset automatically when
you select a frequency
in
VFO mode on the
144
MHz
band. Due to Automatic
Offset, a
manually
assigned
offset direction is only effective until the frequency is
changed.
•
U.S.A.
and
Canada
Versions
Automatic
Offset
is programmed according to the
standard ARRL (American Radio
Relay League)
Band
Plan
for
repeater offset direction. You can
override this programming by
following
the
"SELECTING OFFSET DIRECTION"
procedure
in
the preceding section.
144.0
145.5 146.4 147.0
147.6
1451
1460
1466 1474
148.0MHz
.
s
-
s
+
s
-1+
s
L:..
S:
Stmplex
•
European
Versions
32
The TH-79E Automatic Offset
is programmed
as
follows:
144.0
145.6 145.8 146.0
MHz
s
s
S:
Simplex
•
Canceling
Automatic
Offset
There may be times when you don't want the
Automatic
Offset function to be active. For example,
in
your specific area, it is possible that national band
plans are not in effect and it would be inconvenient if
the
dual bander kept assigning an offset
automatically which you did not
require.
Or,
when
traveling with your
dual
bander
in
other countries, it
may be more convenient to
manually assign
an
offset if required.
1
Press
[MENU].
2 Turn the
ENC
control to
select
"Auto Shift" (6).
1111
110
l=lut.o
Shift..
On
6
3
Press
[SET]
to
toggle
between
"Off" and
"On".
• The
default
is
"On"
on the 144 MHz band for
dual
banders
sold
in the U.S.A., Canada, and
Europe.
4
Press
[MENU]
to exit.
Note: After turning
ON
Automatic
Offset
again,
or
after
transferring memory channel contents
to
a
VFO,
the function
resumes
when
a
new
frequency
is selected.

Kenwood TH-79E Specifications

General

Brand	Kenwood
Model	TH-79E
Category	Two-Way Radio
Language	English