Radio Shack HTX-202 - Using Memory Channels; Using the Calling-Frequency Memory

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USING MEMORY CHANNELS
Your transceiver has 16 memory channels in three groups.
e One calling-frequency memory
e Three priority-frequency memories
e 12 standard memories
Using the Calling-Frequency Memory
The calling-frequency memory provides a single memory that you can quickly jump
to at any time. Follow these steps to save a frequency in the calling-frequency
memory.
1. Press VF.
. Tune to the frequency you: want to save.
. Press CA.
bh WO ND . If the frequency is for a repeater that requires subaudible tone access or if
you want to use incoming subaudible tone squelch with frequency, press F + T-
SQL so that T-SQL appears on the display.
Note: If you turn on T-SQL you must correctly set both the transmit subau-
dible tone and the receive subaudible tone as described in steps 8 through 11.
On
. Press and hoid down F+M-WR for at least 1 second.
The transceiver stores the tuned frequency in the calling-frequency memory,
plus the frequency separation (for duplex operation) and subaudible transmit
and receive tones. For more information about subaudible tones, see ‘‘Using
Subaudible Tone Squelch (CTCSS).”’