   KPG-38D Help File  Version 1.00  1'st Release.
                      Version 1.01  OST Name(Dot) bug revision.
                                    Delete the "MSK" from PTT ID.
   File name: KPG38D_2.HLP



New File Help (CLEAR FILE)
This function clears all data currently shown in the Information 
window and restores the defaults.

1. Select "New" then press [Enter], or simply press [N].  A warning 
   message appears.
2. Select "[Ok]" or "[Cancel]" then press [Enter], or simply press 
   [O] or [C].


Load Help
The Load function reads a data file saved on a hard disk or floppy 
disk, then writes the file into the buffer memory of your computer.  
You may change the loaded file, write it to the transceiver, or print 
it out.

1. With the File menu open, select "Load" then press [Enter], or 
   simply press [L].  The "Drive & Path" window opens, and displays 
   the currently selected drive and path name.
2. Type the drive and path name of the desired file, then press 
   [Enter].  The "Directory" window opens and displays the name(s) of 
   the file(s) on that path.  Data files have "DAT" extensions. 

If the entered drive does not contain a disk, an error message 
appears.  Press any key, insert the correct disk in the specified 
drive, then press [Enter].

If the entered drive or path does not exist, an error message appears.  
Press any key, correct the drive or path name, then press [Enter].

If no file is found under the drive and path name, an error message 
appears.  Press any key, correct the drive and path names, then press 
[Enter].

3. Select the desired file name, then press [Enter].  The "Load file 
   name" window opens.
4. Select "[Ok]" or "[Cancel]" then press [Enter], or simply press 
   [O] or [C].


Save Help
The Save function saves the created or revised file to the drive, 
path, and file names previously selected (or default).

1. With the File menu open, select "Save(=F4)" then press [Enter], or 
   simply press [S] or [F4]. If the same file name exists under the 
   current path, a warning message appears.  If the same file name 
   does not exist under the current path, the "Save file name" window 
   opens.
2. Select "[Ok]" or "[Cancel]" then press [Enter], or simply press 
   [O] or [C].


Save as Help
The save As function saves the current file to the drive, path, and 
file names that you specify.

1. With the File menu open, select "save As" then press [Enter], or 
   simply press [A].  The "Drive & Path" window opens and displays 
   the currently selected drive and path names.
2. Type the desired drive and path names, then press [Enter].  The 
   "Save file name" window opens.

If the entered drive does not contain a disk, an error message 
appears.  Press any key, insert the correct disk in the specified 
drive, then press [Enter].

If the entered drive or path does not exist, an error message appears.  
Press any key, correct the entered drive or path name, then press 
[Enter].

3. Type the desired file name, then press [Enter]. If the same file
   name exists under the specified path, a warning message appears. 
   If the same file name does not exist under the specified path, 
   the "Save file name" window opens.

If you prefer, press [F9] to open the "Directory" window.  Select the 
desired file name, then press [Enter] twice.

4. Select "[Ok]" or "[Cancel]" then press [Enter], or simply press 
   [O] or [C].


Delete Help
The Delete function allows you to delete unnecessary files from the 
desired disk thereby freeing up disk space.

1. With the File menu open, select "Delete" then press [Enter], or 
   simply press [D].  The "Drive & Path" window opens and shows the 
   currently selected drive and path name.
2. Type the desired drive and path name, then press [Enter].  The 
   "Directory" window opens.

If the entered drive does not contain a disk, an error message 
appears.  Press any key, insert the correct disk in the specified 
drive, then press [Enter].

If the entered drive or path does not exist, an error message appears.  
Press any key, correct the drive or path name, then press [Enter].

If no file exists under the drive and path name, an error message 
appears.  Press any key, correct the drive and path names, then press 
[Enter].
 
3. Select a file name using the up- or down-arrow key, then press 
   [Enter].  The "Delete file name" window opens.
4. Select "[Ok]" or "[Cancel]" then press [Enter], or simply press 
   [O] or [C] .  After erasing the last file in the current 
   directory, the System Information window opens; otherwise the
   "Directory" window opens again.
5. Repeat step 3 and 4 to delete all unnecessary files.


Print Help
The Print function directs data to the printer.  The data may have 
been created, loaded from a disk, or read from the transceiver.  The 
information that you can print includes the followings:

* File name
* Model name
* Key assignment
* Scan information
* Optional features
* 2-Tone
* DTMF
* Embedded message
* Group information 

1. With the File menu open, select "Print(=F5)" then press [Enter], 
   or simply press [P].  The "Print out list" window opens.
2. Press the up- or down-arrow key to highlight the setting to be 
   changed.
3. Press [SPACE BAR] or [F2] to select "[Yes]" for printing or "No" 
   for canceling the print operation.
4. Highlight the group numbers at the bottom of the window.  Type 
   the desired starting group, then press [Enter].  Type the desired 
   ending system, then press [Enter].
5. Press [F5] to open the "Edit data print out" window.
6. Select "[Ok]" or "[Cancel]".  If the printer is not ready, an 
   error message will appear.  Check the printer, then select "[Ok]" 
   or "[Cancel]".


Go to Dos Help
The "Go to dos" function allows you to temporarily exit the program 
and go back to the DOS prompt.

1. With the File menu open, select "Go to dos" then press [Enter], or 
   simply press [G].  The "Type EXIT to return to FPU" message and 
   the DOS prompt appear.
2. To restore the previous screen, type "exit" then press [Enter].

Note:  The KPG-38D software can support this command only when your 
       computer has sufficient memory.


Exit Help
The exit function quits the program completely and restores the DOS 
prompt.

1. With the File menu open, select "eXit (=F3)" then press [Enter], 
   or simply press [X].  The "Return to DOS!" window opens.
2. Select "[Ok]" or "[Cancel]" then press [Enter], or simply press 
   [O] or [C].


TK-290 Help
Frequency range
    136 - 174MHz

This VHF transceiver can be programmed with a maximum of 160 channels
in various combinations of 160 groups.
As an example;
  1 group with 160 channels
  2 groups with 80 channels
  160 groups with 1 channel

1. If the transceiver has a DTMF Key Pad, select
   "TK-290(Key Pad Model)";
   otherwise select "TK-290" using the up- or down- arrow key, 
   then press [Enter].  The "ANI Board" window opens.
2. If an ANI Board has been installed, select "[Yes]"; 
   otherwise select "[No]".
   When "Yes" is selected, a confirmation window appears.
     -> Jump to step 4.
   When "No" is selected, the "Voice Scrambler" window opens.
3. If a Voice Scrambler unit has been installed, select "[Yes]"; 
   otherwise select "[No]".  A confirmation window appears.
4. Select "[Ok]" or "[Cancel] then press [Enter], or simply press 
   [O] or [C].

Note:  When switching from a VHF model to a UHF model or vice 
       versa, a warning message appears to remind you that all data 
       currently displayed will be cleared from the screen.  Select 
       "[Ok]" or "[Cancel]".


TK-390 Help
Frequency range
 1: 450 - 490MHz
 2: 470 - 512MHz
 3: 406 - 430MHz

This UHF transceiver can be programmed with a maximum of 160 channels
in various combinations of 160 groups.
As an example;
  1 group with 160 channels
  2 groups with 80 channels
  160 groups with 1 channel

1. If the transceiver has a DTMF Key Pad, select
   "TK-390(Key Pad Model)";
   otherwise select "TK-390" using the up- or down- arrow key, 
   then press [Enter].  The "ANI Board" window opens.
2. If an ANI Board has been installed, select "[Yes]"; 
   otherwise select "[No]".
   When "Yes" is selected, a confirmation window appears.
     -> Jump to step 4.
   When "No" is selected, the "Voice Scrambler" window opens.
3. If a Voice Scrambler unit has been installed, select "[Yes]"; 
   otherwise select "[No]".  A confirmation window appears.
4. Select "[Ok]" or "[Cancel] then press [Enter], or simply press 
   [O] or [C].

Note:  When switching from a UHF model to a VHF model or vice 
       versa, a warning message appears to remind you that all data 
       currently displayed will be cleared from the screen.  Select 
       "[Ok]" or "[Cancel]".


Selector Help
Detail of programmable items:
Press [F2] to access the Key List window to see the programmable
items. In the Key List window, select the item and then press [F1] to
access the Help window. You can see the explanation.
Select the desired function from the Key List window by the arrow
keys, then press enter.

Toggle SW Help
Detail of programmable items.
Press [F2] to access the Key List window to see the programmable
items. In the Key List window, select the item and then press [F1] to
access the Help window to see the explanation.

Switch to the left  : Function OFF
Switch to the right : Function ON

Select the desired function from the Key List window by the arrow
keys, then press enter.

Group A Help
When the "Group Select" function is programmed to the Toggle SW, 
"Group A" can be programmed.
If the Toggle SW is flipped to the left, Group A is selected.
Group A can be programmed from 1 to 160.
Select the desired value by pressing [SPACE BAR], [SHIFT]+[SPACE BAR],
or by directly entering a value.

Group B Help
When the "Group Select" function is programmed to the Toggle SW,
"Group B" can be programmed.
If the Toggle SW is flipped to the right, Group B is selected.
Group B can be programmed from 1 to 160.
Select the desired value by pressing [SPACE BAR], [SHIFT]+[SPACE BAR],
or by directly entering a value.

Top1 Help
The Top1 Key is located on the right side of the LCD display.
Detail of programmable items:
Press [F2] to access the Key List window to see the programmable
items. In the Key List window, select the item and then press [F1] to
access the Help window to see the explanation.

Note:  If "Shift" is selected for Top1 Key, you can not select
       Shift for the Toggle SW or the other keys.

Select the  desired function from the Key List window by the arrow
keys, then press enter.

Shift+Top1 Help
If the Shift function is programmed to the Toggle SW, Top2 Key,
Orange Key, Side1 Key or Side2 Key, the Shift+Top1 function is
activated by pressing the Top1 Key while the shift is ON.
Detail of programmable items:
Press [F2] to access the Key List window to see the programmable
items. In the Key List window, select the item and then press [F1] to
access the Help window to see the explanation.

Note:  If "Shift" is selected for the Top1 Key, you can not program
       the "Shift+Top1" function.

Select the desired function from the Key List window by the arrow
keys, then press enter.

Top2 Help
The Top2 Key is located on the right side of the Top1 Key.
Detail of programmable items:
Press [F2] to access the Key List window to see the programmable
items. In the Key List window, select the item and then press [F1] to
access the Help window to see the explanation.

Note:  If "Shift" is selected for the Top2 Key, you can not select
       Shift for the Toggle SW or the other keys.

Select the desired function from the Key List window by the arrow
keys, then press enter.

Shift+Top2 Help
If the Shift function is programmed to the Toggle SW, Top1 Key,
Orange Key, Side1 Key or Side2 Key, the Shift+Top2 function is
activated by pressing the Top2 Key while the shift is ON.
Detail of programmable items:
Press [F2] to access the Key List window to see the programmable
items. In the Key List window, select the item and then press [F1] to
access the Help window to see the explanation.

Note:  If "Shift" is selected for the Top2 Key, you can not program
       the "Shift+Top2" function.

Select the desired function from the Key List window by the arrow
keys, then press enter.

Orange Help
The Orange Key is located above the PTT switch.
Detail of programmable items:
Press [F2] to access the Key List window to see the programmable
items. In the Key List window, select the item and then press [F1] to
access the Help window to see the explanation.

Note:  If "Shift" is selected for the Orange Key, you can not select
       Shift for the Toggle SW or the other keys.

Select the desired function from the Key List window by the arrow
keys, then press enter.

Shift+Orange Help
If the Shift function is programmed to the Toggle SW, Top1 Key,
Top2 Key, Side1 Key or Side2 Key, the Shift+Orange function is 
activated by pressing the Orange Key while the shift is ON.
Detail of programmable items:
Press [F2] to access the Key List window to see the programmable
items. In the Key List window, select the item and then press [F1] to
access the Help window to see the explanation.

Note:  If "Shift" is selected for the Orange Key, you can not program
       the "Shift+Orange" function.

Select the desired function from the Key List window by the arrow
keys, then press enter.

Side1 Help
The Side1 Key is located below the PTT switch.
Detail of programmable items:
Press [F2] to access the Key List window to see the programmable
items. In the Key List window, select the item and then press [F1] to
access the Help window to see the explanation.

Note:  If "Shift" is selected for the Side1 Key, you can not select
       Shift for the Toggle SW or the other keys.

Select the desired function from the Key List window by the arrow
keys, then press enter.

Shift+Side1 Help
If the Shift function is programmed to the Toggle SW, Top1 Key,
Top2 Key, Orange Key or Side2 Key, the Shift+Side1 function is
activated by pressing the Side1 Key while the shift is ON.
Detail of programmable items:
Press [F2] to access the Key List window to see the programmable
items. In the Key List window, select the item and then press [F1] to
access the Help window to see the explanation.

Note:  If "Shift" is selected for the Side1 Key, you can not program
       the "Shift+Side1" function.

Select the desired function from the Key List window by the arrow
keys, then press enter.

Side2 Help
The Side2 Key is located below the Side1 Key.
Detail of programmable items:
Press [F2] to access the Key List window to see the programmable
items. In the Key List window, select the item and then press [F1] to
access the Help window to see the explanation.

Note:  If "Shift" is selected for the Side2 Key, you can not select
       Shift for the Toggle SW or the other keys.

Select the desired function from the Key List window by the arrow
keys, then press enter.

Shift+Side2 Help
If the Shift function is programmed to the Toggle SW, Top1 Key,
Top2 Key, Orange Key or Side1 Key, the Shift+Side2 function is 
activated by pressing the Side2 Key while the shift is ON.
Detail of programmable items:
Press [F2] to access the Key List window to see the programmable
items. In the Key List window, select the item and then press [F1] to
access the Help window to see the explanation.

Note:  If "Shift" is selected for Side2 Key, you can not program
       the "Shift+Side2" function.

Select the desired function from the Key List window by the arrow
keys, then press enter.

PF1 (Orange) Help
The PF1 (Orange) Key is located on the KMC-25/26
(speaker-microphone).
Detail of programmable items:
Press [F2] to access the Key List window to see the programmable
items. In the Key List window, select the item and then press [F1] to
access the Help window to see the explanation.

Select the desired function from the Key List window by the arrow
keys, then press enter.

PF2 (Black) Help
The PF2 (Black) Key is located on the KMC-25/26 (speaker-microphone).
Detail of programmable items:
Press [F2] to access the Key List window to see the programmable
items. In the Key List window, select the item and then press [F1] to
access the Help window to see the explanation.

Select the desired function from the Key List window by the arrow
keys, then press enter.

Hold Time Help
The programmed function is activated when the key is held down and
Hold Time setting is exceeded.
This parameter can be programmed for "Key Lock", "Operator Selectable
Priority1", "Operator Selectable Priority2" or "Emergency Call".

Range  : 0 to 2.0 sec. (0.5 sec. steps)
Default: 0.5 sec.

Select the desired value by pressing [SPACE BAR], [SHIFT]+[SPACE BAR],
[F2], or [SHIFT]+[F2].

[No Function] Help
This function can be programmed for the Toggle SW or push key.
When you press this key, the transceiver emits an Input error beep
(no function is performed).

Note:  If "Optional features/Control Tone" is set to "0", the 
       transceiver does not emit an input error beep.


[AUX] Help
The AUX function can be programmed for the Toggle SW or push key 
when a Scrambler board is not installed.
If this key is pressed, the "AUX" icon lights on the LCD and the 
AUX port which is inside of the transceiver goes to high level.
If pressed again, the AUX icon goes off and the AUX port goes to low
level.

Note: If the AUX is programmed to both Toggle SW and push key, it is 
      activated by the Toggle SW only.
      The push key operation does not work and sound an error tone.


[Channel Down] Help
If this key is pressed once, the channels decrease by one step.
If this key is held down for 500msec, the channels decrease
continuously.

Note1:  This key works as the "SQL Level adjuster" in the Squelch
        Level Adjust Mode.

Note2:  This key works as the "OST number selector" in the Operator
        Selectable Tone Select Mode.

Note3:  This key works as the "SCR code selector" in the Scrambler
        Code Select Mode.


[Channel Up] Help
If this key is pressed once, the channels increase by one step.
If this key is held down for 500msec, the channels increase
continuously.

Note1:  This key works as the "SQL Level adjuster" in the Squelch
        Level Adjust Mode.

Note2:  This key works as the "OST number selector" in the Operator
        Selectable Tone Select Mode.

Note3:  This key works as the "SCR code selector" in the Scrambler
        Code Select Mode.


[Channel Name] Help
This key switches the LCD display between Group-Channel number and 
Group-Channel Name.


[Channel Select] Help
If the "Channel Select" is programmed for Selector, it works as the
"Channel Selector". You can select the channels from CH1 to CH16.


[Delete/Add] Help
This key switches the currently displayed channel between "Delete
from the scan map" and "Add to the scan map". When Add is set to
the channel, an "A" icon lights on the LCD. The added channel is
contained in the scan sequence, and deleted channels are not
contained.

Note:  In Scan Mode, the [Delete/Add] key works as an "Temporary 
       Del/Add" function.
       When the transceiver exits from the Scan Mode, the channel
       returns to the pre-set "Delete/Add".


[Emergency Call] Help
When this key is pressed, the transceiver enters the "Emergency 
Mode". 
In this mode, the channel is switched to the "Emergency Channel"
automatically and starts transmission with an Emergency ID Code 
which is programmed in the ANI Board. The display depends on the
"Emergency CH Display" setting. 
(See Edit/Optional Features/Emergency CH Display)

Note:  The Emergency Mode works only when an ANI Board is installed.


[Group Down] Help
When this key is pressed once, the groups decrease by one step.
If this key is held down for 500msec, the groups decrease
continuously.


[Group Up] Help
When this key is pressed once, the groups increase by one step.
If this key is held down for 500msec, the groups increase
continuously.


[Group Scan] Help
This function switches the scan sequence range.
If "Single" is selected (left position), the scan sequence range is 
the one group of the currently displayed channel.
If "Multi" is selected (right position), the scan sequence range is 
all groups without deleted groups.

Note1  : The Group Delete/Add parameter in the channel information
         screen is not affected when this Group Scan function is set
         to the Toggle Switch.
Note2  : Scanning does not start by operation of the Toggle Switch
         which is programmed "Group Scan" function.
         Scanning starts by pressing the scan function key.

[Group Select] Help
This function can be programmed to the Selector or Toggle SW.
If it is programmed to the Selector, it works as the "Group Selector".
and you can select the group from GR1 to GR16.
If it is programmed to the Toggle SW, you can select Group A or
Group B.
Group A and Group B can be programmed from GR1 to GR160.
If the group select function is programmed to the selector and
Toggle SW, the transceiver indicates the group decided by the
selector knob when the transceiver is turned on.


[Home Channel] Help
If this key is pressed once, the channel is switched to the
"Home Channel", and the 7 Segment Display shows "HC".
If pressed again, the channel goes back to the previous channel,
except while scanning.


[Invert Display] Help
The Invert Display function can be programmed for the Toggle SW or 
push key.
If this key is pressed once, the displayed Group-Channel number and
Alphanumeric are inverted. The 7 digit alphanumeric display and the
2 digit numeric display (7 segment) parts are inverted.
If pressed again, the display returns to normal.

Note: If the Invert Display function is programmed to both
      Toggle SW and push key, it is activated by the toggle switch
      only.
      Push key operation does not work and sound an error tone.


[Key Lock] Help
The Key Lock function can be programmed for the Toggle SW or push key.
Key Lock is used to prevent users from pressing incorrect keys which
might cause a transceiver malfunction.

If the Key Lock is ON, all keys are disabled except:
  PTT
  Selector
  Volume control
  Toggle SW
  Emergency function key
  Lamp function key
  Monitor function key
  Monitor Momentary function key
  Squelch Off function key
  Squelch Momentary function key

Note1:  The display does not change while the key is locked.

Note2:  Switching the transceiver OFF then ON or pressing the
        [Key Lock] again cancels Key Lock.

Note3:  The Key Lock function works while scanning.

Note4: If the Key Lock is programmed to both Toggle SW and push key,
       it is activated by the toggle SW only. 
       Push key operation does not work and sound an error tone.


[Lamp] Help
When pressed, the transceiver display and keypad are illuminated
for 5 seconds.  
When pressed again, the transceiver stops illuminating.
While illuminated, each time any key is pressed, the transceiver
continues illuminating for another 5 seconds.


[Low Power] Help
The Low Power function can be programmed for the Toggle SW or push
key.
When pressed, the transmit power of all channels change to 
"LOW power".
When pressed again, the transmit power goes back to programmed power.

Note1: This key works at the channel that is pre-programmed 
       "HIGH power".

Note2: If the Low Power is programmed to both Toggle SW and push key,
       it is activated by the toggle SW only. 
       Push key operation does not work and sound an error tone.


[Monitor] Help
The Monitor function can be programmed for the Toggle SW or push key.
When this key is pressed once, "MON" appears and squelch unmutes if a 
carrier is present, regardless of the specified Signalling (including 
Option Signalling).
If pressed again, "MON" disappears and squelch mutes.

Note1:  If you press this key while Option Signalling is decoding,
        Option Signalling is reset and the Monitor is activated.

Note2:  If you press this key while scanning and a carrier is 
        present, scanning stops at the channel currently being 
        scanned, regardless of the specified Signalling (including
        Option Signalling).

Note3:  Dead Beat Disable mode is not reset by this operation.

Note4: If the Monitor is programmed to both Toggle SW and push key,
       it is activated by the toggle SW only. 
       Push key operation does not work and sound an error tone.


[Monitor Momentary] Help
While pressing this key, "MON" appears and the squelch unmutes if 
a carrier is present, regardless of the specified Signalling 
(including Option Signalling).
If released, "MON" disappears, and the squelch mutes.

Note1:  If you press this key while Option Signalling is decoding,
        Option Signalling is reset and the Monitor is activated.

Note2:  If you press this key while scanning and a carrier is 
        present, scanning stops at the channel currently being 
        scanned, regardless of the specified Signalling (including
        Option Signalling).

Note3:  Dead Beat Disable mode is not reset by this operation.

Note4:  If Monitor is programmed to the Toggle SW,
        the [Monitor Momentary] key operation does not work and sound
        an error tone.

[Operator Selectable Tone] Help
This key switches the pre-set decode QT/DQT and encode QT/DQT to an
Operator Selectable Tone pair. 
When this key is pressed, the transceiver enters the "OST Select
Mode".
In this mode, the display shows the OST No. or OST Name which is 
set to the channel and the operator can select one of the OST Tone
pairs using the Group UP/DOWN function key or the Channel UP/DOWN
function key. 
If pressed again, the displayed OST code is memorized to the
channel (when "OST Back Up" is set to "Enable"), the transceiver
exits from the OST Select Mode, returns to the normal
Group-Channel display and shows the "OPT" icon.
If operator set OST Tone pair to "OFF" (Select the "OFF" using
the Group UP/DOWN function key or the Channel UP/DOWN function key.
and press this key), the OST function is canceled (The transceiver
act on QT/DQT set by the KPG-38D.) and "OPT" icon goes off. 

Note1:  An OST Tone pair No. can be set for each channel.

Note2:  16 kinds of OST Tone pairs can be programmed
        in the Optional Features/Operator Selectable Tone window.

Note3:  While in the OST Select Mode, the transceiver does not
        look back at the priority channel in the scan resume mode.


[Operator Selectable Priority1] Help
If "Priority1" is set as "None" or "Fixed" in the Scan Information 
window, the operator can change the Priority1 Channel.
When this key is pressed on a normal channel (not Priority1
Channel), the channel will become the Priority1 Channel and "P1"
appears on the LCD.
When this key is pressed on the Priority1 Channel, the channel
will become a normal channel and "P1" disappears. Priority1 will
be lost.


[Operator Selectable Priority2] Help
If "Priority2" is set as "None" or "Fixed" in the Scan Information 
window, the operator can change the Priority2 Channel.
When this key is pressed on normal a channel (not Priority2
Channel), the channel will become the Priority2 Channel and "P2"
appears on the LCD.
When this key is pressed on the Priority2 Channel, the channel
will become a normal channel and "P2" disappears. Priority2 will
be lost.


[Scan] Help
The Scan function can be programmed for the Toggle SW or push key.
Pressing this key starts/stops scanning. 
If the "Scan Information/Revert Channel Display" is set to "No",
the display shows "SCN" and "SCAN". Otherwise the display shows the
Channel Name or Channel No. of the Revert Channel.
Refer "Group Scan" function in toggle switch assignment screen.

Note1: In Single Group Scan Mode, a flashing "SCN" icon indicates
       that there is no channel to be scanned in the current
       Group.

Note2: Scanning does not start by the operation of the Toggle SW 
       which is programmed "Group Scan" function.
       Scanning starts by pressing the scan function key.

Note3: If the Scan is programmed to both Toggle Switch and push key,
       it is activated by toggle switch only.
       Push key operation does not work and sound an error tone.


[Scrambler] Help
The Scrambler function can be programmed for the Toggle SW or push
key.
When this key is pressed once, "AUX" flashes on the LCD and the
Scrambler is ON.
When pressed again, "AUX" goes off and the Scrambler is OFF.
If this key is held down for 2sec, the transceiver enters the
"Scrambler Code Select Mode". The display shows "CODE **", and the
operator can select the Code which is programmed in the Scrambler
Board using the Channel UP/DOWN function key or the Group UP/DOWN
function key.

Note1: If the Scrambler is programmed to both Toggle SW and push key,
       it is activated by the toggle SW only.
       Push key operation does not work and sound an error tone.
Note2: If Scrambler is programmed to Toggle SW, the operator can not
       change the Scrambler Code.


[Shift] Help
This key activates the "Shift + [KEY]" function.

Note:  If "Shift" is selected for the Toggle SW, you can not select
       Shift for push keys.


[SP Mic Attenuation] Help
If this key is pressed once, the volume level of the
speaker-microphone is decreased approx. 10dB.
If pressed again, the volume returns to the previous level.

Note: Beep tones will be reduced by pressing the [SP Mic Attenuation]
      key, regardless of its level setting.


[Squelch Level] Help
When this key is pressed, the transceiver enters the "Squelch Level
Adjustment Mode". The squelch level can be adjusted by the Group
UP/DOWN function key or the Channel UP/DOWN function key.
If pressed again, the adjusted level is memorized and the transceiver
returns to the normal use mode.


[Squelch Momentary] Help
While pressing this key, "MON" appears, the BUSY LED (Green) lights
and the squelch unmutes, regardless of the existence of a carrier.
If released, "MON" disappears, the BUSY LED goes off and the squelch
mutes.

Note1:  If you press this key while Option Signalling is matched,
        Option Signalling is reset and Squelch Momentary is activated.

Note2:  If you press this key while scanning, scanning stops at the
        channel currently being scanned regardless of the existence
        of a carrier.

Note3:  Dead Beat Disable mode is not reset by this operation.

Note4: If Squelch Off is programmed to the Toggle SW,
       the [Squelch Momentary] key operation does not work and sound
       an error tone.

[Squelch Off] Help
The Squelch Off function can be programmed for the Toggle SW or
push key.
When this key is pressed, "MON" appears, the BUSY LED (Green) lights
and the squelch unmutes regardless of the existence of a carrier.
If pressed again, "MON" disappears, the BUSY LED goes off and the
squelch mutes.

Note1:  If you press this key while Option Signalling is decoding,
        Option Signalling is reset and the Squelch Off is activated.

Note2:  If you press this key while scanning, scanning stops at the
        channel currently being scanned regardless of the existence
        of a carrier.

Note3:  Dead Beat Disable mode is not reset by this operation.

Note4: If the Squelch Off is programmed to both Toggle SW and push
       key, it is activated by the toggle SW only.
       Push key operation does not work and sound an error tone.


[Talk Around] Help
The Talk Around function can be programmed for the Toggle SW or push
key.
The transceiver transmits on the receive frequency and QT/DQT code.
When this key is pressed, "TA" appears on the LCD.

Note: If the Talk Around is programmed to both Toggle SW and push key,
      it is activated by the toggle SW only.
      Push key operation does not work and sound an error tone.


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