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(10) DELETE menu facilities

It is often desirable to delete many data entries in one go such as memory channels and pass frequen-

cies. To assist with data management a DELETE menu is provided which offers the following facilities:-

DEL SRCH delete a search bank

DEL SRCH PASS delete the search pass frequencies

DELETE VFO PASS delete the VFO pass frequencies

MEM-BANK delete complete memory banks

SEL-CH delete all select scan channels

PRO-CH delete the write protect status of memory channels

MEM PASS delete the pass status of all memory channels

The delete menu is accessed using the key sequence .

10-1 DELETE search banks and search PASS frequencies

The DELETE SEARCH menu enables complete search banks to be deleted in one simple operation.

This makes the new entry of program search information straight forward rather than overwriting existing

program search data (especially if step-adjust etc has been employed).

While in search mode, the DELETE menu is accessed using the key sequence

, (while in SCAN or VFO mode use the key sequence

) with “DEL SRCH” being the first item. Use the main dial, ï ð keys or keypad to

select the desired search bank from the 40 available A - T and a - t. Search banks which are write

protected cannot be deleted, you must remove the protection first.

The “HI” and “LO” frequency limits will flash on the LCD along

with any associated text comment to aid identification of bank.

To delete the program search data , the legend

“----.----” confirms data deletion.

to exit the menu returning to the standard

display, alternatively ò to move to the “DEL PASS”

selection point.

When deleting program search data, the associated FREQUENCY PASS channels are not deleted

just in case you wish to go back to the same programming at a later date, after all they will be ignored

if a different frequency range is programmed into program search for this bank. With this in mind, you

may leave regularly used pass frequencies relating to several frequency ranges in the bank to save

reprogramming at a later date when different program search ranges are used (there are a total of 50

pass frequencies per bank and are only acted upon when searching the associated bank).

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AOR AR8200 Specifications Page 94