Memory Channels; Storing A Channel; Quick Storage Of A Memory Channel; To Recall A Channel - Midland CT2000 Instruction Manual

Memory channels

CT2000 allows you to store up to 203 channels.
The channels let you store the frequency and data. So that you don't have to
re-program the same data repeatedly and you can immediately tune on the
desired channels.

Storing a channel

• Make sure the radio is in frequency mode. You can use the V/M control on
the microphone or on the front panel of the radio to switch from channel
to frequency mode.
• Set all the desired parameters to the channel you want to store (frequency,
tones, offset, etc).
• Keep pressed V/M for 3 seconds, the icon showing the channel number will
start blinking on the display. Select the desired channel by rotating the knob
or using the UP/DOWN keys on the microphone.
• Press the F button on the radio or FUN on the microphone to store the
channel. To delete the memory press MENU on the mike.
Note: for a quick storage of the first channel available keep pressed the V/M control
on the radio. The icon indicating the channel number will start blinking and the radio
will tune on the first channel available. Shortly press V/M to store the channel.

Quick storage of a memory channel

It is possible to quickly store the VFO settings of the first memory channel
available.
• In frequency mode press FUN + MON. The VFO settings will be stored on
the first memory channel available.
Note: In channel mode this function copies the channel in use on the first channel
available.

To recall a channel

• Make sure the radio is in frequency mode. You can use the V/M control on
the microphone or of the front panel to switch from channel to frequency
mode.
• To select the channel number to recall, you can edit the number on the
keypad, rotate the knob or use the UP/DOWN keys on the microphone.
Note: In case you use the keypad you have to edit all 3 digits: for example, channel
1, you will edit "0","0", "1".
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