Memory Channels overview¶

The Memory Channels dialog lets you store, organize, and recall radio frequencies along with their associated operating parameters. Use it to build a library of repeaters, net frequencies, DX spots, or any frequency you tune to regularly.

Before you start¶

AetherSDR must be connected to a FLEX-8600 radio. The dialog requires an active radio connection.

How it works¶

Open the dialog with Settings > Memory.... The dialog displays all memories stored on the radio in a scrollable table. From here you can add new memories, edit existing ones, tune to a stored frequency, or manage your memory list in bulk.

Filtering and searching

The top of the dialog provides two filters that work together. The Search: field narrows the table to rows whose name matches the text you type; press Enter or use the clear button to reset it. The Profile: combo box filters by the currently active global or transmit profile. Both filters apply simultaneously.

The memory table

Each row represents one stored memory. The columns are:

Column	What it stores	Notes
Group	Organizational group name
Owner	Owner tag
Frequency	Stored frequency in MHz
Name	Memory label
Mode	Operating mode (e.g. USB, FM, CW)
Step	Tuning step
FM TX Offset Dir	FM repeater offset direction
Repeater Offset	Repeater offset in MHz
Tone Mode	CTCSS/DCS tone mode
Tone Value	Tone frequency or code
Squelch	Squelch enabled/disabled
Squelch Level	Squelch threshold level
RX Filter Low	Low edge of receive filter in Hz
RX Filter High	High edge of receive filter in Hz
RTTY Mark	RTTY mark frequency
RTTY Shift	RTTY shift
DIGL Offset	Digital lower sideband offset
DIGU Offset	Digital upper sideband offset

Actions

Button	What it does	Notes
Add	Creates a new memory from the current (active) slice -- no per-letter selection.	The slice-letter badge variant was dropped; adding always targets the active slice. Ctrl+N shortcut.
Edit	Enters inline-edit mode on the selected memory's Name field.	F2 or Ctrl+E also triggers edit. Only enabled when exactly one memory is selected.
Tune	Tunes the active slice to the selected memory.	Only enabled when exactly one memory is selected.
Select All	Selects every visible row (respecting search/filter).	Ctrl+Shift+A shortcut.
Import...	Imports memories from a CSV file with progress dialog.	Shows import progress and a summary with any skipped rows.
Export...	Exports selected (or filtered) memories to CSV.	Validates generated CSV before saving.
Remove	Deletes selected memories (with confirmation). Shows progress for batch removal.	Delete/Backspace key also triggers. Button label changes to 'Remove Selected' when >1 row selected.

Window title bar

The dialog uses a custom frameless title bar. The title bar displays the dialog name "Memory Channels" with a grip glyph on the left. Click and drag the title bar to move the dialog. Double-click the title bar to toggle between maximized and restored states.

Window controls

Control	What it does	Notes
— (Minimize)	Minimizes the dialog.
□ (Maximize)	Maximizes or restores the dialog.
× (Close)	Closes the dialog. Escape clears the search field first, then closes the dialog.

Resizing

Click and drag any edge or corner of the dialog to resize it. The cursor changes to indicate the resize direction. The resize hit zone is 12 pixels wide.

Selection count

The indicator at the bottom right of the button row shows how many rows are currently selected, formatted as <N> of <M> selected.

Persistent geometry¶

The dialog saves and restores its position and size across sessions using a persistent geometry setting keyed to "MemoryDialogGeometry". The dialog opens at its last known location and size.

Theme support¶

The memory table uses theme-aware styling. The alternate row background color and selected row highlight color come from the active theme. To change these colors, modify the theme's dialog/memory container settings.

Tips¶

The Search: field has a clear button on the right side; click it to remove the filter without clearing the Profile: selection.
Press Ctrl+F to focus the Search: field directly.
Sorting and filtering do not delete or reorder the memories on the radio; they only change what is visible in the table.