with the same units as the phone table. These center and starting frequencies focus on the lower portions of each band where you commonly find CW activity.
| Profile name | Center frequency (MHz) | Sample rate (kS/s) | Initial frequency (kHz) | Initial modulation | Tuning step |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 160m – CW | 1.825 | 1000 | 1825 | CW | 10 Hz |
| 80m – CW | 3.550 | 1000 | 3550 | CW | 10 Hz |
| 40m – CW | 7.050 | 1000 | 7050 | CW | 10 Hz |
| 30m – CW | 10.125 | 1000 | 10120 | CW | 10 Hz |
| 20m – CW | 14.035 | 1000 | 14030 | CW | 10 Hz |
| 17m – CW | 18.085 | 1000 | 18080 | CW | 10 Hz |
| 15m – CW | 21.035 | 1000 | 21030 | CW | 10 Hz |
| 12m – CW | 24.905 | 1000 | 24900 | CW | 10 Hz |
| 10m – CW | 28.035 | 1000 | 28030 | CW | 10 Hz |
U.S. Amateur Extra CW privileges extend throughout the following allocations, including portions also used for phone and digital modes. Follow the voluntary band plan to avoid interfering with other activity. arrl.org
| Band | CW allocation |
|---|---|
| 160m | 1.800–2.000 MHz |
| 80m / 75m | 3.500–4.000 MHz |
| 40m | 7.000–7.300 MHz |
| 30m | 10.100–10.150 MHz |
| 20m | 14.000–14.350 MHz |
| 17m | 18.068–18.168 MHz |
| 15m | 21.000–21.450 MHz |
| 12m | 24.890–24.990 MHz |
| 10m | 28.000–29.700 MHz |
For listening, start with a 500 Hz receive filter and an audible CW tone around 600–700 Hz, if those controls are available. Narrow the filter to about 250 Hz when nearby signals interfere.
Click Apply and save after entering each profile. As with the previous table, 60m requires separate settings because of its special operating rules.