Programming User Channels; Activating The 'Programming' Mode; Programming The Receive-Only Channels - GME GA9800 Instruction Manual

Your TX6200 has provision for an extra 20 Receive-Only channels in addition to the standard
40 UHF CB channels provided. These extra channels can be user programmed into channel
positions 41 through 60 within the frequency range of 403 to 520 MHz. Frequencies are
selected in 25 kHz steps. Note that the standard CB channels 1 through 40 are fixed and
cannot be altered or disabled.

ACTIVATING THE 'PROGRAMMING' MODE

Your TX6200 is supplied from the factory with the Receive-Only channels deactivated. You can
activate and program them yourself as follows:
1. Turn the radio OFF.
2. Press and hold the F key while turning the radio ON. The radio will beep.
3. Release the F key. The radio is now in 'Programming' Mode.
Press the or channel key to select a channel number above channel 40. You will now find
that you can select additional channel numbers 41 through 60. Initially, these channels will have
no frequencies installed and are in effect, turned OFF. Each individual channel will need to be
turned ON and programmed with the receive frequency of your choice.

PROGRAMMING THE RECEIVE-ONLY CHANNELS

Your TX6200 must be in programming mode before proceeding.
1. Select the channel number you wish to program (41 to 60).
2. Press and HOLD the F key until the radio beeps (about 2 seconds). If there is no frequency
programmed into that channel, -OFF- will be displayed
3. Press the key to activate the channel. A frequency of 403.00 MHz will be displayed (the
bottom of the useable frequency band). Now press the
frequency in 25 kHz steps to a maximum frequency of 520 MHz.
4. To change frequency faster, briefly press the CALL key. Now press the
through the frequencies in 1 MHz steps. Briefly press the CALL key again to return to 25
kHz steps.
5. When the desired frequency is displayed, press and HOLD the F key until the radio beeps.
The frequency is now stored under the selected channel number.
TX6200

PROGRAMMING USER CHANNELS

User Instructions
or keys to select the desired
or key to step
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