### Keypad Commands

Following is a list of commands recognized in keypad mode. There are no restrictions on the order of these commands.

`\`
  Erase the current keypad input as if it had never been entered.
`/`
  Receive on transmit frequency. Used with transmit duplex offset feature.
`=`
  Reverse transmit/receive split. Used with dual-VFO radios.
`UP` (keyboard arrow key)
  Shift the frequency up one step and report the new frequency and mode. This is the same function as the keyboard `up` command. This command is reported as `[a` in the help menu.
`DOWN` (keyboard arrow key)
  Shift the frequency down one step and report the new frequency and mode. This is the same function as the keyboard `down` command. This command is reported as `[b` in the help menu.
`RIGHT` (keyboard arrow key)
  Increase the tuning rate one step and report the new step value. This command is reported as `[c` in the help menu.
`LEFT` (keyboard arrow key)
  Decrease the tuning rate one step and report the new step value. This command is reported as `[d` in the help menu.
`]`
  Set the transmit VFO frequency to the receive VFO frequency. Used with the transmit split feature.
`[`
  Set the receive VFO frequency to the transmit VFO frequency. Used with the transmit split feature.
`=`
  Swap the transmit and receive VFO frequencies. Used with the transmit split feature.
`[antenna]a`
  Select one of the antennas listed by the help menu. If no argument is given, report the previous selection. This is the same function as the keyboard `ant` command.
`[channel]c`
  Select the memory channel and load the VFO frequency, mode and transmit duplex offset. This is the same function as the keyboard `chan` command and the channel selection buttons or knobs on the radio.
`[offset]f`
  Select FM mode and set the BFO compensation. If no argument is given, report the current offset, but only if it is nonzero. This is the same function as the keyboard `fm` command.
`[offset]l`
  Select LSB mode and set the BFO compensation. If no argument is given, report the current offset, but only if it is nonzero. This is the same function as the keyboard `lsb` command.
`[offset]m`
  Select AM mode and set the BFO compensation. If no argument is given, report the current offset, but only if it is nonzero. This is the same function as the keyboard `am` command.
`q`
  Exit keypad mode and return to keyboard mode.
`[step]t`
  Set the frequency tuning step. This is the same function as the keyboard `step` command.
`[offset]u`
  Select USB mode and set the BFO compensation. If no argument is given, report the current offset, but only if it is nonzero. This is the same function as the keyboard `usb` command.
`[channel]w`
  Write the memory channel with the contents of the VFO, mode and transmit duplex offset, if present. This is the same function as the keyboard `write` command and the `WRITE` button on the radio.
`[channel]x`
  Clear the memory channel. This is the same function as the keyboard `clear` command and the `CLEAR` button on the radio.