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Tuning to a Frequency
1.
Press VFO to select either VFO-A or VFO-B.
2.
Rotate TUNE, or press UP or DOWN on the microphone, to step
through the frequencies.
Notes:
You can set the HTX-212 to step in 5, 10, 12.5, 20, 25, 50, or
100 kHz increments. The default is 20 kHz. See "Setting the
Frequency Step" on Page 21.
'To step in 1 MHz increments, press MHz. Press MHz again to
return to the previous frequency step.
The HTX-212 automatically selects the correct duplex offset
for frequencies normally assigned to repeaters and selects
no offset for other frequencies.
Scanning for a Frequency
l.
Press VFO to select either VFO-A or УЕО-В.
2.
Press Е. Then press A to scan up or V to scan down.
Notes:
You can set the HTX-212 to scan in 5, 10, 12.5, 20, 25, 50,
or 100 kHz steps. The default is 20 kHz. See "Setting the
Frequency Step" on Page 21.
You can program up to five frequencies for the HTX-212 to
skip when scanning. See "Storing Scan Skip Frequencies" on
Page 21.
When the HTX-212 reaches one end of the scanning range, it
starts over at the other end. To set the scanning range, see
"Setting the Scanning Range" on Page 23.
When the HTX-212 stops on a transmission, it either stops
scanning, resumes scanning in 10 seconds even if the trans-
mission continues, or stays on the frequency until the trans-
mission ends. To select the scan resume option, see "Setting
the Scan Resume Condition" on Page 22.
If you set the HTX-212 to resume scanning after the trans-
mission ends, it pauses before resuming to ensure you do
not miss a reply. To set the scan delay, see "Setting the Scan
Resume Delay" on Page 22.
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