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#G4hfq ft 8900r how to#
#G4hfq ft 8900r update#
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If you release the button before the final beep then the hypermemory is not updated. The button must be held in for some time - there is an initial short beep followed by a pause, three more short beeps, then a final longer beep of higher frequency. This is done by pressing in and holding the button for the hypermemory you wish to update.

#G4hfq ft 8900r update#

If the hypermemory is set to MANUAL then you decide when to update it. This can lead to unexpected results if you thought re-calling the settings would go to specific values. If the hypermemory is set to AUTO then any change you make to items included in the snapshot is automatically updated as you use the radio. This enables you to guarantee resetting to specific values when you select a hypermemory.ĪUTO means that the snapshot of the current hypermemory is automatically updated as changes occur to any of the items in the snapshot.ġ-AUTO means that if the current hypermemory is number 1 then AUTO updating takes place, else MANUAL updating is required. MANUAL means that the snapshot is taken when you decide to do so. Backup/restore of the FT-8900R clone memory Modify memories Move memories Add/delete memories Cut/copy/paste memories Import/Export memory definitions.

#G4hfq ft 8900r software#

The FT-7800 menu number is 17, the FT-8800 menu number is 16, the FT-8900 menu number is 16. G4HFQ Radio Programming Software Memory management radio programming software for Yaesu transceivers and receivers. When the snapshot of values is taken depends on the setting of the HYPER item in the Set Mode menu. When you power on the radio a brief display of the active number is shown e.g. After a reset of the radio it is hypermemory 1, and after that it is the last one you selected. One of the hypermemories is always active.

The FT-7800 has 5 hypermemories the FT-8800 and FT-8900 have 6 hypermemories.

preferential memory scan flag for each memory (not FT-8900).

scan/skip flag for each memory (not FT-8900).

This means you can scan different subsets of the same bank depending on the hypermemory number chosen. Scanning related flags for each conventional memory in the FT-7800 and FT-8800 are also stored, with unique settings per hypermemory.

bank scan linking information (not FT-8800 nor FT-8900).

operating mode of the radio - VFO/memory/mtune/scanning etc.

current VFO(s) (including power level per band).

Information in the snapshot includes (not an exhaustive list): It is a snapshot of the state of the radio. The differences between Hypermemories in the FT-7800, FT-8800 and FT-8900 are also explained.Ī Hypermemory is badly named because it is nothing like a conventional frequency memory.

#G4hfq ft 8900r how to#

This section attempts to explain what they are and how to set them. The user guide does not explain very much about Hypermemories.