Quick Setting Of Ctcss And Dcs Tones; Transmitting A Repeater Access Tone; Activating The Frequency Inversion - Midland CT2000 Instruction Manual

Quick setting of CTCSS and DCS tones

It is possible to activate the CTCSS or DCS tones in tx and rx with a quick
setting on the keypad.
• Press FUN and then MENU. The display will show T to indicate that a
CTCSS tone in tx is active.
• Press F + MENU again to activate the CTCSS tones in rx. T SQ will appear
on the display of the radio.
• To change the tone press FUN and then [3]. With the UP/DOWN keys
on the microphone select the desired CTCSS tone in tx. Press FUN again
to change the CTCSS tone in rx. Select the desired tone with the UP/
DOWN keys on the microphone.
• To activate a DCS code in tx push FUN + MENU twice, till the display
shows DCS: it indicates that a DCS code in tx and rx is active.
• To change a DCS code press F and then [3]. You can select the desired
code with UP/DOWN keys.

Transmitting a repeater access tone

• Press PTT and DOWN at the same time to transmit a repeater access
tone. The tone set by default is 1750 Hz.
• If you want to change the tone frequency follow these steps:
• Press MENU on the mike or keep pressed F on the front panel to enter
the radio menu;
• Select option no. 3 "Utilities";
• Select "Radio Setting" and then "Repeater Tone";
• Now you can choose amongst these options:
1750 Hz
2100 Hz
• Push PTT on the mike to confirm your selection;
• Press FUN to exit the menu and return to standby condition.

Activating the frequency inversion

The frequency inversion can be activated only if a frequency offset (positive or
negative) is enabled.
• To activate the inversion press FUN followed by [#].
• The icons + or – start blinking on the display.
• When this function is activated, the frequency offset will be disabled and
the radio will receive on the same tx frequency.
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