Kent,

When you hit the menu key the voice will speak 2 numbers: first the menu 
number followed by the setting.

Something like "menu zero six, one"  This means you are in menu 6 and it 
is set to number1.   One click of the knob and it would say something 
like "zero seven, two", meaning menu 7 is set to setting 2.


Using the up/down buttons will change the settings in that particular menu.

The voice doesn't read  what the menus are, just the number.  Get the 
menu list from icanworkthisthing.com

73, Steve KW3A



On 1/23/2014 7:45 PM, Kent Plemmons wrote:
> Hi List,
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> I'm just learning about my TS590 and am having difficulty learning how to
> activate menus and selections within the TS590 menu system.
>
> I know how to activate the menu with the menu key and I know how to select
> menu A or B.
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> When I press the menu button it says "menu 004".
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> I can rotate the multi-channel control forward or backwards but it moves not
> to the next sequential menu number but it jumps forward or backward by about
> 10.  I haven't found a way to move forward or backward sequentially by just
> 1 menu item within the menus other than by using the up/down buttons on the
> mike.  When I use the mike buttons I can move forward or backward by a
> single menu item and the VGS1 says 5,6,7 etc. telling me which menu I am on.
> I can also move forward or backward within the menus by pressing the Q-M.IN
> or the Q-MR buttons to move forward or backward but not sequentially.
>
> Once I do find the menu item that I want such as menu 006 I don't know how
> to activate it so that I can hear the selections available for the
> particular menu.
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> I have read that the descriptions of the available items within each menu is
> displayed on the sub-menu but I haven't learned how to hear that.  Does the
> VGS1 speak this information as I scroll through the selections and if it
> does, how do I make this happen?
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> Thank you all for your assistance!
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> Kent Plemmons
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> Clyde NC KK4FFF
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> Kent at reading products dot com
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