Why is my Memorex Two-Way Radio receiving unwanted signals?
If your Memorex Two-Way Radio is picking up unwanted signals, the CTCSS sub-tone code might not be active. Try turning on the CTCSS sub-tone code to resolve this issue.
What to do if my Memorex Two-Way Radio has weak or no signal?
If your Memorex Two-Way Radio has a weak or no signal, consider the following: * Ensure the batteries aren't weak by charging or replacing them. * Verify that the channel and tone code match the target transceiver and adjust if necessary. * Increase the volume level and make sure the PTT button isn't inadvertently depressed. * If there's excessive radio interference, try changing to a different channel.
What to do if Memorex Two-Way Radio beeps but won't function when turned on?
If your Memorex Two-Way Radio beeps but doesn't function when turned on, the batteries may be extremely discharged. Try charging or replacing the batteries.
How to fix no transmission while pressing the PTT button on Memorex Two-Way Radio?
If your Memorex Two-Way Radio isn't transmitting when you press the PTT button, the batteries may be weak. Try charging or replacing the batteries.
What to do if Memorex Two-Way Radio is on, but will not be operated?
If your Memorex Two-Way Radio is on but not operating, the batteries might be installed with incorrect polarity. Check the polarity diagram inside the battery compartment and install the batteries accordingly.
General| Brand | Memorex |
|---|---|
| Model | MK 1995 |
| Category | Two-Way Radio |
| Language | English |
Details on obtaining an FCC GMRS license to operate the radio in the US.
Explains the various icons and indicators shown on the radio's LCD screen.
Covers battery installation, charging, powering on, and adjusting volume.
Guide to selecting channels, CTCSS tones, and operational modes like Dual Watch and VOX.
Explains Key Tone, Roger Beep, Call Tones, scanning, and monitoring functions.
Information on LCD back-lighting, TX/RX LEDs, and auto power saver.
Lists the specific frequencies for each of the 15 GMRS channels.
Provides the frequency values for the 38 CTCSS sub-channels.
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