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Secondary function
AM/FM
You can select AM or FM modulation by pressing
the AM/FM button. Please note that in the Ger-
man 80 CH system it is possible (and allowed)
to listen in AM on all 80 channels but transmit is
only possible on CH 1 - 40 in AM.
During receive mode, The bar graph shows the
strengths of the received signal, during transmis-
sion, it shows the relative output power.
MO (Monitor)
The monitor feature is used to listen to weak sig-
nal that repeatedly open and close the squelch
without changing the squelch setting. When re-
ceiving a weal signal, push and hold this button
to open the squelch completely.
Ths monitor function toggle operation.
SHT (EMG 19)
As already mentioned in the EMG chapter
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Secondary Function
AM/FM
You can select AM or FM modulation by pressing the AM/FM button.
Please note that in the German 80 CH system it is possible (and allowed) to
listen in AM on all 80 channels but transmit is only possible on CH 1 - 40 in
AM. During receive mode, The bar graph shows the strengths of the received
signal, during transmission, it shows the relative output power.
MO (Monitor)
The monitor feature is used to listen to weak signal that repeatedly open and
close the squelch without changing the squelch setting. When receiving a
weal signal, push and hold this button to open the squelch completely.
Ths monitor function toggle operation.
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Secondary Function
AM/FM
You can select AM or FM modulation by pressing the AM/FM button.
Please note that in the German 80 CH system it is possible (and allowed) to
listen in AM on all 80 channels but transmit is only possible on CH 1 - 40 in
AM. During receive mode, The bar graph shows the strengths of the received
signal, during transmission, it shows the relative output power.
MO (Monitor)
The monitor feature is used to listen to weak signal that repeatedly open and
close the squelch without changing the squelch setting. When receiving a
weal signal, push and hold this button to open the squelch completely.
Ths monitor function toggle operation.
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Secondary Function
SHT (EMG 19)
CT (CTCSS)
CT (38 Continuous Tone Coded Squelch System)
CTCSS uses a sub-audile tone to open and close the squelch on your
radio.
This will allow a number of users to share the same channel without
disturbing one another.
As already mentioned
in the EMG chapter
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