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===erase memory channel======memory channels===#Press MCK/W*'''78 general purpose memory channels'''#select channel to delete with MEM/VFO CH knob*20 "Smart Search" memory channels (FM only)#Press REV*10 full duplex satellite memory channels#Press MCK/W*4 home memory channels*1 quick memory bank channel*24 band stacking registers===erase memory channel===#Press MCK/W#select channel to delete with MEM/VFO CH knob#Press REV#Press MCK/W===vfo frequency range scan===You can also do a "programmed" scan. Set Memory Channel L to the lower limit you want to scan and Memory Channel H to the upper limit. Press the PMS button and "LU" will show in the memory channel number position. If you press Scan now, the rig will scan between those limits. Note that the firmware in the rig will round off your L and H values to the next lower 100 kHz. This means that the smallest increment you can scan is 100 kHz.#press ENT and enter the lower frequency limit followed by ENT#Press MCK/W#Turn the MEM/VFO CH dial until "L" is displayed for channel#Long Press MCK/W#press ENT and enter the upper frequency limit followed by ENT#Press MCK/W#Turn the MEM/VFO CH dial until "U" is displayed for channel#Long Press MCK/W#Press the PMS button and "LU" will be displayed for channel#Press SCANTo exit the scan press SCAN again, and press PMSNote that you will now have channels L U in the normal channel sequence. You can delete them or set them to skip. However, if you set them to skip you cannot put the rig into Programmed Scan mode by pressing the PMS key.