Once setting the output frequency will it stay in memory the next time you turn it on?
2065307
Yes. After turning the transmitter back on, the output frequency will be whatever station you left it at
1933315
The unit is powered by using the AC power supply, and it can also be powered using 3 AA batteries, you should use both together, in a power outage it will switch to using the batteries. Also the frequencies are stored in EEPROM non volatile memory, which means that it will stay in memory even when there is no power. Thank you.
121111
it will remember. it's not 2-way communication of course, but it will remember what it thinks it did. so if you go up and manually turn off the set, your remote will still think it's on, which is no big deal.
1820016
Remember the input goes into the output of the device and the output intothe input
971141
Whenever the unit gains power back it defaults to a power on state, which if memory serves right just turns on the last built in macro of the unit that you were using the last time it got powered off. Hope this helps.
873332
Corey, I hard wired mine. I remember reading somewhere they Do Not have a memory. So it will default back to original pattern when power is lost or disconnected. I just leave mine on original setting back and forth pattern.
2035630
Yes, it should retain settings indefinitely unless you use the hard reset button.
530503
We suggest you to consider another product, which is almost the same product but with MEMORY FUNCTION. You only need to set it up once and then it will "memorize" your settings after power cycle. The ASIN# for that product is B00BCA440E. You can use this number as keyword to search in Amazon.
5151
Maybe. It retains the programming for a period of time after you remove power. I never found out how long though.
1273806
Yes. If you have it set to a certain color or mode, when you turn it back on it will be at that mode. I'm pretty sure the mode will reset though (to the beginning of it.).
990770
No... the memory holds about one week assuming you are using it every day. Syncing zeros out the memory
400362
This unit will stay on, but after several idle minutes it will go into a power saver mode, the LCD readout will go dim and will stay that way until the unit is used again. If you turn the unit off, the readout goes into clock mode displaying the current time. For the price this is a very good item!
888593
technically yes. I forgot it on once and it was fine, but I don't do that often. On Saturdays I have mine on all day and it's fine but I usually set it to turn back on in the morning.
289753
Yes, but it has to be set every time it is turned on. Always defaults to the same pattern.
423260
When you transmit with that memory channel on the top line does the frequency displayed change from the receive frequency from that repeater to the correct offset frequency? What I've found is that once the ctss, offset, and offset frequency are saved to a memory channel, or once a channel has been manually programmed even if not saved to a memory channel, the menu choices will not identify the settings that were saved for that frequency, memory channel. The best way to determine what settings are for each frequency / channel is to use a tool such as CHiRP and download all of the settings. In the meantime, check out the programming guide from Miklor at http://www.miklor.com/COM/UV_ProgMem.php (it works for the GT-3 as well as the UV-5R and UV-82).
400132
Hi - Yes once you adjust the setting it will stay on that setting until you change it. Thanks Dave
791058
Yes, it keeps a running total of the number of times it goes off until you reset it.