User Manual

PSR-410 O/Manual

o see the help text for a menu item, press FUNC, then press SEL on the 5-way pushbutton pad. To exit

help, press SEL again.

As you scroll the object menu, you will see a line that states:

vv EXPERT BELOW vv

This line is found in the object menus and the Global configuration menus. Its purpose is to delineate

between the basic settings that are important to each object and the operation of the radio, and the expert

settings that may be of interest to advanced users, but, if left alone, will not adversely impact the operation

of the radio. For more information about the Basic and Expert settings, please refer to the Detailed Menu

Reference at the end of this Owner's Manual.

Use the ^v keys to scroll the screen until the flashing cursor appears next to the Freq: label. Key in a known

local frequency and press the ENT key, or press the DONE softkey - either one will do the same thing.

There! You just entered the frequency for your first CONV object.

By default, your new CONV object will be tagged “Channel”. If you'd like to change this, just scroll the

screen down one click until the flashing cursor highlights the Tag: field, then press SEL to edit the tag. You

can move the cursor around using the <> keys on the 5-way pushbutton pad, use the CLR key to clear the

old text, or press FUNC CLR to erase the entire field. To enter text, find the letter you want to enter on the

front panel of the radio, press the numeric key beneath it, then press 1, 2, 3, or 4 depending on the position

of the letter in the group for that number. For example, to enter FIRE, press:

3 3 F

4 3 I

7 3 R

3 2 E

Press the ENT key or DONE softkey to store the new tag information for your CONV object.

Now you are ready to store your first CONV object. There are other parameters that you can change, and

we invite you to scroll through the CONV menu to see the other settings that are available. You can

experiment with the different settings. If you make a change that you aren't certain about, press the Dflt

softkey to restore the setting to its original values.

When you're ready, simply press the Save softkey to save your new conventional object. Once the object is

saved, you can continue to enter other new objects, or press MAN to listen to the CONV object you just

entered, or SCAN to start scanning!

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