Switching From Frequency To Channel Mode - Midland CT2000 Instruction Manual

Switching from frequency to channel mode

When the transceiver is in stand-by mode, push V/M on the radio or on the
mike to switch from frequency to channel mode. The mode will be changed on
the frequency in use (A or B).
In frequency mode "VFO" will appear on the display, while in channel mode you
will see the channel number.
It is possible to use the frequency mode in band A and channel mode in band
B or viceversa.
Frequency/channel adjustment
In frequency mode you can change the frequency number with the main knob:
clockwise to increase the value and counter-clockwise to reduce it.
Each "clic" you hear from the knob corresponds to an increase or decrease of
the frequency (it is the same as the set step).
If the desired frequency is far from the one in use, the quickest way is the
MHz tuning. To activate it press Mz on the front panel of tha radio. With a
short press you will change the frequency of 1 MHz step, while a long press (2
seconds) it will change of 10 MHz steps.
Or you can manually edit the desired frequency thanks to numeric keypad on
the microphone. If the frequency does not match with the current frequency
step, it will be automatically selected the nearest available frequency.
In channel mode it is possible to change the channel by turning the main knob.
Note: it is possible to adjust the frequency or the channel through the UP/
DOWN keys on the microphone. This can be done only if you enable UP/
DOWN to this feature: press [#].
Frequency step selection
The correct frequency step allows you to select the exact rx frequency through
the main knob or the UP/DOWN buttons.
The following frequency steps can be selected: 2,5 kHz - 5 KHz - 6,25 kHz
- 7,5 KHz - 8,33 kHz - 10 kHz - 12,5 kHz - 15 kHz - 20 kHz - 25 kHz - 30
kHz - 50 kHz.
To set the desired frequency step press FUN + [2]. Select the step by turning
the main knob or the UP/DOWN controls.
To confirm push PTT or wait for 5 seconds.
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