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Your HTX-212 Two-Meter Mobile Transceiver is an exciting addition to
Radio Shack’s growing line of high-quality amateur radio equipment. It
offers some of the most advanced, and most requested, features available
in a mobile transceiver. Be sure to read this entire manual to understand
how to use all the radio’s features.
FEATURES
High (45 Watts) and Low (10 Watts) Power Settings—let you select the
best power setting for effective communications.
True FM Modulation—provides a clear, natural-sounding signal.
31 Memory Channels—hold one calling frequency and 30 standard fre-
quencies.
Priority Memory Channel 1—lets you set the HTX-212 to periodically
check the frequency stored in Memory Channel 1 and alert you if there is
activity on it.
Individually Programmable Repeater Offsets —let you program different
repeater offset frequencies for each memory, and a default repeater offset
for manually-tuned frequencies.
Subaudible Tone Transmit and Receive (CTCSS)—transmits the subaudi-
ble tones required to use some repeaters, and also lets you set a subaudi-
ble tone that your transceiver must receive to open squelch.
DTMF Page with Group Calling—lets you set a sequence of up to seven
DTMF tones that your transceiver must receive to sound an alert tone and
open squelch.
DTMF Transmit and Memory—lets you manually send DTMF tones or
send DTMF sequences of up to 15 digits each from one of six DTMF
memories to quickly access DTMF-access repeaters, autopatches, or
other stations equipped with a DTMF page feature.
Programmable Frequency Step—lets you set the frequency step for tun-
ing or scanning to 5, 10, 12.5, 20, 25, 50, or 100 kHz.
„ 1995 Tandy Corporation.
All Rights Reserved.
Radio Shack is a registered trademark used by Tandy Corporation.
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. Get-
ting a license is easier than ever.
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