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Like Wuz314159 said, there isn't a native way to do this.

However, the "View Channels" flexi state would be a good workaround as well.

You may select specific channels to appear in another flexichannel state called “View Channels”. This state does not exist until you select channels to view. After view channels is activated, it will appear in the rotation of flexichannel states when [Flexi] is pressed.

 To select channels to view:

1. Select channels on the command line (do not press [Enter]).
2. Press and hold [Flexi].
3. Press {View Chans}. The “View Channels” flexi state will be created and the channels you selected will be visible in it.

 The channels you selected will be visible in this flexi state until you select other channels and press {View Chans} again. At any time, you can access the last channels you defined for this state by pressing [Flexi] until this state is visible.

 To redefine the selected channels in the state, simply follow the steps above again.

Like Wuz314159 said, there isn't a native way to do this.

However, the "View Channels" flexi state would be a good workaround as well.

You may select specific channels to appear in another flexichannel state called “View Channels”. This state does not exist until you select channels to view. After view channels is activated, it will appear in the rotation of flexichannel states when [Flexi] is pressed.

 To select channels to view:

1. Select channels on the command line (do not press [Enter]).
2. Press and hold [Flexi].
3. Press {View Chans}. The “View Channels” flexi state will be created and the channels you selected will be visible in it.

 The channels you selected will be visible in this flexi state until you select other channels and press {View Chans} again. At any time, you can access the last channels you defined for this state by pressing [Flexi] until this state is visible.

 To redefine the selected channels in the state, simply follow the steps above again.