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don bishop <[log in to unmask]>
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Thu, 29 Jun 2006 20:47:04 -0700
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Hi Lou,

Cool!!!   I think I can do that.  <grin>  

Thanks,

Don,  W6SMB 

On Thu, 29 Jun 2006 23:36:27 -0400, Louis Kim Kline wrote:

Hi Don.

I did this just three weeks ago, so I think I can help.

To set up the dimmer to speak, press the MENU key.  Then rotate the VFO 
knob until you hear a low beep.  That will be menu 1.  Now starting with 
the low beep as 1, rotate the VFO knob clockwise, counting the next click 
as 2 then 3 and so forth up to 15.  Now press the OK button which is the 
fourth button to the right of the VFO knob.  No rotate the VFO knob one 
click Clockwise and press the OK button again.  That should program your 
dimmer button as the speech button.

73, de Lou K2LKK



At 07:17 PM 6/29/2006 -0700, you wrote:
>Hi all,

>Well, I broke down and purchased the tm-g707a and it arrived today.  I got 
>it from HRO and they installed the vs3 voice chip for me.

>I don't have sighted assistance here, so I would really appreciate it if 
>someone could give me specific instructions as to how to set the dimmer 
>control to give
>speech instead.

>I understand that counting the clicks from menu 1 may or may not get me to 
>menu 17 depending on band or whatever, but I can probably figure that one out
>with some trial and error.

>The real question is that once you locate the proper menu selection, which 
>buttons do you then press to enter the menu, locate a choice in that menu, and
>finally save that setting.

>I got the "cheatsheet" and also the abbriged manual from 
>icanworkthisthing, but there isn't anything in there regarding setting up 
>the radio for speech except
>to suggest you use sighted help.  That's just not too informative.

>I know blind people have set this thing up, so it's obviously not 
>impossible, and I'd certainly appreciate detailed instructions from 
>someone who's done it.

>Thanks much,

>Don W6SMB

Louis Kim Kline
A.R.S. K2LKK
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