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Monitoring Two Channels (Dual Watch)
Dual watch allows you to cycle between monitoring the current channel you have selected
and Channel 16.
1. Select
MENU
>
CHANNEL
2. Select DUAL. "DUAL WATCH", the currently selected channel, and Channel 16 are
displayed on the screen—for example, "DUAL WATCH CH: 75 + 16".
3. To exit Dual watch, select EXIT.
Monitoring Three Channels (Tri Watch)
Tri watch allows you to cycle between monitoring the current channel you have selected,
Channel 16, and your second-priority channel.
1. Select
MENU
>
CHANNEL
2. Select TRI. "TRI WATCH", the currently selected channel, Channel 16, and your second-
priority channel are displayed on the screen—for example, "TRI WATCH CH: 75 + 16 + 9".
3. To exit Tri watch, select EXIT.
Reprogramming the Second-Priority Channel
You can program your radio to recognize a channel other than Channel 9 as your second-
priority channel.
1. Select MENU.
CHANNEL
2. Select
3. Turn the
Channel
4. When the correct channel is displayed, select OK.
Using 16/9 Mode
16/9 is a priority operation that is activated by pressing the
16+
models) or the
key (International models) on the handset. Pressing the
16+
key stops the current operation and changes your current working channel to Channel
16 on the first press, your second-priority channel on the second press, and your original
channel on the third press. Entering this mode changes the transmit power to HI (25 W), and
leaving this mode restores the previous setting.
1. Press the
16/9
key or the
transmit power to HI (25 W). To transmit on LO power in 16/9 mode, press the
key, and then select 1W. The radio displays
transmission.
2. Press the
16/9
key or the
3. Press the
16/9
key or the
channel and the previous transmit power setting.
VHF 300 Series Owner's Manual
> WATCH.
> WATCH.
2ND
PRIORITY.
>
knob to change the channel displayed on the screen.
16+
key to immediately switch to Channel 16 and change the
16+
key again to switch to your second-priority channel.
16+
key a third time to return to your previous current working
16/9
key (North American
1W
on the screen to indicate low-power
Basic Operation
16/9
key or the
HI/LO
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