E1 Menus; Main Menu; Radio Settings - Lextronix E1 Bedienungsanleitung

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E1 MENUS

In the following discussion concerning menus, the numbers presented in front of each item refer to the keys on the
Direct-Key- Input keypad. To activate a menu item, simply press the numbered key corresponding to the menu num-
ber. On keys that toggle between two conditions, the selected condition will appear in reverse video.

MAIN MENU

The MAIN MENU is the first menu encountered when the 'MENU' softkey (left hand softkey below the display) is
pressed. It appears as shown in the following illustration.
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MAIN MENU
1. RADIO SETTINGS - Pressing '1' takes you to the RADIO SETTINGS menu which allows setting parameters for
enhanced SSB, scan stop mode, FM band frequency range, MW band tuning step size, and whether the SW band is
displayed in kilohertz (kHz) or megahertz (MHz).
2. AUDIO SETTINGS - Pressing '2' takes you to the AUDIO SETTINGS menu which allows setting audio related para-
meters including mono / stereo output, entry beep on/off, power loss beep on/off, and squelch muting on/off.
3. SET CLOCKS - Pressing '3' takes you to the SET CLOCKS menu. From this menu, the local and GMT clocks can be
set.
4. CLOCK MODES - Pressing '4' takes you to the CLOCK MODES menu. This menu allows setting various clock
related parameters including auto clock set on/off, automatic daylight savings time compensation on/off, local time
offset from GMT time, snooze time, and whether or not timers override the lock function.
5. TIMERS - Pressing '5' takes you to the TIMERS menu. From this menu the start times, stop times, and memory
channels for both event timers can be set.
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9. EXIT - Pressing '9' takes you back to the display you were viewing when MENU was pressed. This would be either
the VFO, MEMORY or COUNTRY.

RADIO SETTINGS

The radio settings menu is reached either by pressing the MENU softkey twice, or by pressing '1' when the MAIN
MENU is displayed. It appears as shown below.
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