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Channel to be programmed.
No receive or transmit frequency
Pressing the [o] button toggles no frequency to the start
of the reoeive frequency if the channel is blank
Rotating the channel selector will raise or lower the
frequency by 2.5kl-i~ or 6.25KHz increments. If a decimal
point is shown next to the last digit of the frequency, then
the increment is 6.25Kl-l~; if there isn't a decimal point
shown next to the last digit of the frequency, then the
increment is 25KHz. Pressing the [o] key will toggle the
increment size between 2.5kHz and 6.25KHz.
Holding in the lamp key and rotating the channel selector
will raise or lower the frequency by IMHz increments.
O F F
Disables CTCSS or DCS
Selecting the [u] key switches it from OFF to the first
Q T 67.1"
CTCSS tone. Rotate the channel selector to move the
tone frequency up or down in 1 Hz increments until the
desired tone frequency is reached. If there isn't an
asterisk shown next to the last digit of the frequency, then
the increment change is 1Hz; if there is an asterisk
shown next to the last digit of the frequency, then the
increment change Is 0.1 Hz. Pressing the [o] key will
toggle the increment size between 1 Hz and 0.1 Hz.
Selecting the [III] key again switches lt from CTCSS to
the first DCS tone. Rotate the channel selector to move
the DCS code up or down until the desired code is
reached. The last alpha character will be an 'N" (non-
inverting) or 'I" (inverting). Pressing the [O] key toggles
the 'N' and 'I". Pressing the [o] key will toggle the DCS
selection between 'standard' and *non-standard' DCS
codes. If there isn't an asterisk shown next to the last
digit of the DCS code, then the DCS tone selection is
'standard'; if there is an asterisk shown next to the last
digit of the DCS code, then the DCS tone selection is
'non-standard". Selecting the [II] key again switches it
from DCS to OFF.
No transmit frequency. Receive only.
Pressing the [o] button toggles no frequency to the start
of the transmit frequency if the channel is blank
Rotating the channel selector will raise or lower the
frequency by 2.5kl-l~ or 6.25KHz increments. If a decimal
point is shown next to the last digit of the frequency, then
the increment is 6.25Kl-l~; if there isn't a decimal point
shown next to the last digit of the frequency, then the
increment is 2.5KHz. Pressing the [a] key will toggle the
increment size between 2.5kl-l~ and 6.25Kl-l~.
RELM Communications
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