Delete one or more memories¶
Remove stored memory channels you no longer need. AetherSDR asks for confirmation before deleting, so no memory is lost accidentally.
Before you start¶
- AetherSDR must be connected to the radio. Memory Channels requires an active radio connection.
- Know which memories you want to remove. Use Search:, Profile:, or the memory table to narrow the list first if needed.
Steps¶
- Open
Settings > Memory...to open the Memory Channels dialog. - Select the memory or memories you want to delete:
- Click a single row to select it.
- Shift-click a second row to select a contiguous range.
- On Linux and Windows, Ctrl-click individual rows to add or remove them from the selection. On macOS, use Command-click.
- Press Ctrl+Shift+A or click Select All to select every visible row (respecting search and filter).
- Confirm your selection by making sure the right number of rows are selected:
- The selection count indicator in the lower-right area of the dialog shows
<N> of <M> selected(where N is the number of selected rows and M is the total number of rows). - The button label changes to "Remove Selected" when more than one row is selected.
- Click Remove once, not twice. The button label changes to "Remove Selected" when more than one row is selected. If you click it twice in a row, the first click removes the memories and the second click removes nothing (because the selection is cleared).
The selected memories are permanently removed from the radio. For batch removals, a progress dialog shows the deletion status.
Tips¶
- If you have a long memory list, use the Search: field or the Profile: combo box to filter the table before using Select All. This lets you quickly select and remove a subset of memories without manually picking each row.
- Deletion cannot be undone from within AetherSDR. Export your memories before a bulk delete if you may want them later.
- Press Escape to clear the Search: field; pressing Escape again closes the dialog.
- The dialog has a frameless title bar with a grip glyph on the left. Double-click the title bar to toggle maximize/restore.
- To move the dialog, click and drag the title bar. To resize the dialog, click and drag any edge or corner — the cursor changes to indicate the resize direction. The top edge is reserved for title bar dragging; resize from the top edge is not available in the 12 px hit zone.
- The dialog appearance follows the active theme. The memory table uses alternating row colors from the theme.