The VFO B display normally shows the VFO B frequency. As you've
probably discovered, it also shows decoded CW or DATA-mode text, menu
entries, memory numbers and their labels, and the RIT/XIT offset (as
you turn the offset knob).
You can also set up the VFO B display to show a variety of useful
system parameters, including:
time (24-hour)
date (US or EU format)
supply voltage
current drain
KPA3 heatsink temperature
front panel compartment temperature
If you have the TECH MD menu entry set to ON, the list expands to
include PLL voltages, audio output voltage (AFV), and dBV (audio level
relative to most recent AFV reading). The latter is very useful for
comparing signal levels (usually, you'd turn AGC OFF in this case).
To access these special displays, simply tap DISP, then rotate VFO B
until you find the display of interest. Tap DISP again to return to the
normal VFO B display.
73,
Wayne
N6KR
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