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Programming Alinco -135T, 235T, and 435T VHF/UHF Radios
RADIO DISPLAYS and CONTROLS: The front panel of the radio is shown in Figure 1.
Figure 1
Turning The Radio On: The power switch is the pushbutton in the upper right hand corner of
the radio.
Volume Control: The Volume Control is the small knob to the left of the Power On
Pushbutton.
Tuning Knob: The Tuning Knob is the large knob below the Volume Control and Power On
Pushbutton.
Function Keys: There are 6 function keys located below the display. The keys are labeled as
follows:
SET
MW
SHIFT
LOCK
M/L
D
FUNC
V/W
MHz
TS/DCS
CALL
SQL
The functions engraved on the keys (the lower set of functions shown above) are performed by
directly pushing the appropriate keys. The functions labeled above the keys (the upper set of
functions) are second level functions. These functions are performed by first pushing the
Function (FUNC) key followed by the key under the desired function label.
End Function Selection: Usually, the radio will return you to the normal display after selecting
a function. Occasionally you can get stuck in the function selection process. It is therefore
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Summary of Contents for Alinco 135T
- Page 1 Programming Alinco -135T, 235T, and 435T VHF/UHF Radios RADIO DISPLAYS and CONTROLS: The front panel of the radio is shown in Figure 1. Figure 1 Turning The Radio On: The power switch is the pushbutton in the upper right hand corner of the radio.
- Page 2 On the Alinco, you push the V/M function key to terminate or close function selection. SIMPLEX OPERATION: Simplex is the simplest mode of operation. Simplex does not involve a repeater and is used to communicate with a “near by” ham who is approximately in your line of sight.
- Page 3 A good level to start with is Medium. On the Alinco, H/L (High/Low power) is displayed above the CALL key. This means that power selection is a second level function. Push the Function (FUNC) key followed by the CALL key to select power level.
- Page 4 frequency from 67.0 to 250.3 Hz. A repeater will only retransmit signals which contain its particular PL tone. For example, the PL for Bozo is 127.3 Hz while that for Grissom is 94.8 Hz. To utilize a repeater, your radio must be programmed to transmit the PL tone which the repeater is expecting.
- Page 5 Writing to a Memory Channel: Storing the information that you have programmed into the VFO is particularly easy on the Alinco radio. Push the V/M key to place the radio in the memory mode. An M will appear on the left edge of the display. Turning the Tuning Knob will select different memory channels.
- Page 6 To name a memory channel proceed as follows. In the memory read mode, select the channel that you want to name. Push the FUNC key for more than 2 seconds. Repeatedly push the SQL function key to cycle through the various set up functions. Stop when the letter A appears flashing on the screen.