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asking you what receive tone code you want to enter.
In this
example you are not using the optional Receive Tone Decoder so
you will accept "00"
(which means no code),
and go on to the
next step.
8) Press PROG(WR) again and now you will see the frequency
blinking again.
This is now asking for the transmit
f requency.
9) Change the frequency showing on the screen to read 432.880,
by using the Up and Down buttons.
10) Press the PROG(WR) Key and once again you will see "00"
blinking.
This time it is asking for the transmit tone code.
In our example we want to use a tone of 107.2Hz.
11) Referring to the chart of Tone Codes at the end of this
section you will find that 107.2Hz is represented bv Code 14.
Using the Up and Down keys enter "14".
12) Press the PROG(WR) Key.
You will now find Channel A5,
blinking.
You have finished programming Channel A4.
You now have 3 choices.
a)
If you have no more channels to program turn the
Power Switch off to record the data and exit from the
programming mode.
b)
If you want to program Channel A5,
repeat steps 4
through 12.
c)
If you want to program or change a different memory
channel,
use the up and down buttons to reach that
channel.
Then follow steps 4 through 12.
NOTE: Be sure to turn off the power when you have completed
programming. This procedure is required to get each setting
programmed in and then to get out of the programming mode.
Tone Code Table
Code
Freq.CHz)
Code
Freq.CHz)
Code
Freq.CHz)
Code
Freq.CHz)
01
67.0
16
31
192.8
46
1,700
02
71.9
17
msm
32
203.5
47
1,750
03
74.4
18
■rh
33
210.7
48
1,800
04
77.0
19
WSSM
34
218.1
49
1,300
05
79.7
20
131.8
35
225.7
50
2,000
06
82.5
21
136.5
36
233.6
51
2,200
07
85.4
22
141.3
37
241.8
52
2,975
08
88.5
23
146.2
38
250.3
53
2,550
09
91.5
24
151.4
39
500
54
2,295
10
94.8
25
156.7
40
600
55
2,125
11
97.4
26
162.2
41
700
56
1,275
12
100.0
27
167.9
42
800
57
1,445
13
103.5
28
173.8
43
900
14
107.2
29
179.9
44
1,000
15
110.9
30
186.2
45
1,600
14
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