Radio Shack HTX-202 - Page 2

FEATURES
ee
The
Radio
Shack
HTX-202
Two-Meter
Handheld
Transceiver
offers
both
the
newlylicensed
Tech
and
the
experienced
amateur
some
of
the
most
advanced
tea-
tures
ever
presented
in
a
handheld
transceiver.
Be
sure
to
read
this
entire
manual
to
learn
about
all
of
your
transceiver's
capabilities.
Note:
You
must
have
a
Technician
Class
or
higher
Amateur
Radio
Operator’s
License
and
a
call
sign
issued
by
the
FCC
to
legally
transmit
using
this
transceiver.
Transmitting
without
a
license
carries
heavy
penalties.
Getting
a
license
is
easier
than
ever.
See
“Introduction
to
Amateur
Radio”
for
more
information.
True
FM
Modulation—provides
a
more
naturat+sounding
signal,
with
high
clari-
ty
and
better
performance
on
packet
systems.
16
Frequency
Memories—inciude
one
calling-frequency
memory,
three
priority-
frequency
memories,
and
12
standard
memories.
Individually
Programmable
Repeater
Offsets—iet
you
program
a
different
repeater
offset
frequency
for
each
memory,
and
a
default
repeater
offset
for
.
Manually-tuned
frequencies.
Subaudible
Tone
Transmit
and
Decode
(CTCSS)—let
you
transmit
the
subau-
dible
tone
required
by
some
repeaters,
and
also
let
you
set
a
subaudible
tone
that
your
transceiver
must
receive
to
open
the
squelch.
Touch-Tone
Page—lets
you
set
a
sequence
of
up
to
five
touch
tones
your
tran-
sceiver
must
receive
to
sound
an
alert
tone
and
open
the
squelch.
16-Digit
DTMF
Output—lets
you
transmit
all
touch
tones
(0-9,
#,
*,
and
A-D),
Dual-Power
Transmitter—lets
you
select
between
1-
Watt
and
6-Watt
to
pres-
_
€rve
battery
power.
Programmable
Power
Saver—extends
battery
life
by
setting
the
receiver
to
Standby
when
squeiched.
Five
DTMF
Memory
Sequences—let
you
store
five
touch-tone
sequences
of
up
to
15
digits
each
so
that
you
can
quickly
transmit
the
sequences
you
com-
monly
use
to
activate
repeaters
or
autopatches,
or
other
stations
equipped
with
touch-tone
page.
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Multi-Function
Scanning—tets
you
scan
standard
memories,
priority-
frequency
memories,
or
a
frequency
range,
and
automatically
resume
scanning
when
the
carrier
drops,
resume
scanning
after
10
seconds,
or
stop
scanning
when
a
carri-
er
is
detected.
Programmable
Frequency
Step—lets
you
set
the
frequency
step
for
tuning
or
scanning
to
5,
10,
15,
20,
25,
50,
or
100
kHz.
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All Rights Reserved.
Radio
Shack
is
a
registered
trademark
used
by
Tandy
Corporation