Operating With Repeaters And Setting Of Ctcss Or Dcs Tones; Setting The Frequency Offset And Its Direction; Setting The Ctcss And Dcs Tones; Setting A Sub-Audio Tone In Rx - Midland CT2000 Instruction Manual

Operating with repeaters and setting of CTCSS
or DCS tones

Setting the frequency offset and its direction

• Select the rx frequency on the A or B band.
• Set the offset direction:
• Press the Pw button for 3 seconds. Select the desired offset by turning the
knob or by the UP/DOWN controls on the microphone. The offset set by
default is 0,6 MHz.
• Press Pw for 3 seconds. The display will show -: this means that an offset
with negative direction has been set, therefore the tx frequency will be lo-
wer than the rx frequency. If you want to set an offset with positive direc-
tion, press Pw again for 3 seconds. Now + will appear on the display and the
tx frequency will be higher than the rx one.
• For confirmation press Pw again.

Setting the CTCSS and DCS tones

• Setting a CTCSS or DCS tone in tx
• Push MENU on the mike and keep pressed F on the front panel to access
the radio menu;
• Select option no.3 "Utilities";
• Select "Radio Setting", then "CTC/DCS";
• Select "CTC Encode" or no.3 "DCS Encode";
• Set the desired CTCSS tone or DCS code with the main knob or with the
UP/DOWN keys on the microphone
• To confirm push PTT on the mike
• Press FUN to exit the menu and return to standby condition.

Setting a sub-audio tone in rx

• Push MENU on the mike and keep pressed F on the front panel to enter
the radio menu;
• Select option no.3 "Utilities";
• Select "Radio Setting", then "CTC/DCS";
• Select "CTC Decode" or "DCS Decode";
• Set the desired sub-audio CTCSS tone or DCS code with the knob or with
UP/DOWN control of the mike
• Confirm your selection by pushing PTT on the mike
• Press FUN to exit the menu and return to standby condition.
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