Operating instructions

Radio Mate Operating Instructions.Radio Mate Operating Instructions.
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20 memories are available as 2 banks of 10 memories. When the
Mem button is pressed a beep will be heard. One beep for bank 1,
and 2 beeps for bank 2. The 10 memories in each bank are numbered
0 - 9. Pressing the Mem button will put the keypad in Memory mode.
The LED will illuminate RED.
Storing a memory:
Press and the Mem key until the beep is heard, change memory
bank press the Mem button again. The current frequency and mode
will be stored in this memory.
Recalling a memory:
Press and release memory buttons 0 - 9 to recall stored frequency
and mode.
The Radio Mate is pre-programmed with the following useful
frequencies. On page 10 there are blank forms to record your own
frequencies.
2. Memory Function
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5. VFO operation.
 VFO operation can be set as follows:
 to Swap VFO A/B press the . key
 VFO A=B long press of the . key
 Split VFO mode by pressing the Clr key.
6. Tune function.
Pressing and holding the Ent key will enter tune mode.
When in Tune mode, all the current modes of operation are read
from the radio, and stored in the keypad. The radio the is put in to
transmit for 10 seconds to tune an ATU.
After the tune is complete the radio is returned to it’s previous
settings.
7. Other bhi Products.
bhi design and manufacture a range of Digital Signal Processing
(DSP) products to remove unwanted noise and interference leaving
only the speech. The amount of noise removed is dependant on the
filter level setting (65% - 98%). The resulting speech signal remains
virtually unaltered even when high levels of noise are present. If
there is no noise present at all, the speech passes through unaltered.
The system is fully adaptive and adjusts itself continuously to
changing environmental conditions.
There are noise elimination speakers that fit into base station or
mobile environment, in-line modules that can be integrated into the
communications system, or PCB modules that can be retrofitted
internally into the equipment. The products work just as well in the
transmit or receive path.