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5 MEMORY OPERATION
■ Programming a memory channel
VFO settings, including the set mode contents such as sub-
audible tone frequency, etc., can be programmed into a mem-
ory channel.
q Set the desired frequency in VFO mode.
➥ Push [V/MHz ] to select VFO mode.
➥ Set the frequency using [DIAL].
➥ Set other data (e.g. tone frequency, duplex information,
etc.) if required.
w Push [S.MW ] momentarily.
•“M” indicator and the memory channel number blink.
e Rotate [DIAL] to select the memory channel to be pro-
grammed.
• Memory channels not yet programmed are blank.
r Push [S.MW ] for 1 sec. to program.
• 3 beeps sound.
• Memory channel number automatically increases when contin-
uing to push [S.MW ] after programming.
✔CONVENIENT
Memory programming can be performed in versatile ways
e.g. memory channel to the same (or different) memory chan-
nel, memory channel to the call channel, etc.
MW
MW
MW
SCAN
[EXAMPLE]: Programming 145.870 MHz into memory channel 20 (blank channel) via the front panel.
LOCK
S
E
T
ANM
MONI
DUP
LOW
T
-
SCAN
TONE
PRIO
M/CALL
SCAN
V/MHz
SCAN
V/MHz
MW
S.MW
DIGITAL
PRIO
AO
BUSY
MUTE
NAR
MID
LOW
LOCK
S
E
T
ANM
MONI
DUP
LOW
T
-
SCAN
TONE
PRIO
M/CALL
SCAN
V/MHz
DIGITAL
PRIO
AO
BUSY
MUTE
NAR
MID
LOW
LOCK
S
E
T
ANM
MONI
DUP
LOW
T
-
SCAN
TONE
PRIO
M/CALL
SCAN
V/MHz
DIGITAL
PRIO
AO
BUSY
MUTE
NAR
MID
LOW
LOCK
S
E
T
ANM
MONI
DUP
LOW
T
-
SCAN
TONE
PRIO
M/CALL
SCAN
V/MHz
DIGITAL
PRIO
AO
BUSY
MUTE
NAR
MID
LOW
LOCK
S
E
T
ANM
MONI
DUP
LOW
T
-
SCAN
TONE
PRIO
M/CALL
SCAN
V/MHz
DIGITAL
PRIO
AO
BUSY
MUTE
NAR
MID
LOW
LOCK
S
E
T
ANM
MONI
DUP
LOW
T
-
SCAN
TONE
PRIO
M/CALL
SCAN
V/MHz
DIGITAL
PRIO
AO
BUSY
MUTE
NAR
MID
LOW
MW
S.MW
( )
Push Rotate for setting frequency, etc. Push momentarily.
Rotate
Push for 1 sec.
and continue to push
➠
Beep
Beep
Beep
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Содержание
- I2200h 1
- Instruction manual 1
- Vhf transceiver 1
- 65 w of high transmit output power 3
- D features 3
- Dual color amber green lcd backlight 3
- Explicit definitions 3
- Foreword 3
- Important 3
- Optional digital modulator demodulator 3
- Optional dtmf decoder 3
- Read all instruction 3
- Remote control microphone available 3
- Save this instruction manual 3
- Tone squelch dtcs squelch standard 3
- Be careful 4
- Do not 4
- Precaution 4
- R warning never 4
- R warning rf exposure 4
- I options 5
- I supplied accessories 5
- Supplied accessories and options 5
- Table of contents 6
- D location 8
- D using the mounting bracket 8
- I installation 8
- Quick reference guide 8
- Connecting to a dc power source 9
- Connecting to a dc power supply 9
- D battery connection 9
- D dc power supply connection 9
- Make sure the ground terminal of the dc power supply is grounded 9
- Never connect the transceiver directly to a 24 v battery do not use the cigarette lighter socket for power con nections see p 5 for details attach a rubber grommet when passing the dc power cable through a metal plate to prevent short circuiting 9
- Quick reference guide 9
- Use a 13 v dc power supply with at least 15 a capacity 9
- D antenna installation 10
- D connecting a microphone 10
- Quick reference guide 10
- I your first contact 11
- Quick reference guide 11
- Tune the desired frequency 11
- Turning on the transceiver 11
- Using the hm 133v 11
- We hope these pointers have been helpful now you are ready to call cq 11
- I repeater operation 12
- Plus or minus duplex selection and the repeater tone setting can be made easily via hm 133v push 12
- Push low for 1 sec once or twice to select minus duplex or plus duplex 12
- Push tone several times until appears if the repeater requires a subaudible to be accessed 12
- Quick reference guide 12
- Repeater tone 12
- Setting duplex 12
- T scan 12
- To turn the repeater tone on 12
- Tone for minus duplex 12
- Tsql s for plus duplex selection push func then 12
- Using the hm 133v 12
- I programming memory channels 13
- Quick reference guide 13
- Selecting a memory channel 13
- Setting a frequency 13
- Using the hm 133v 13
- Writing a memory channel 13
- I front panel 14
- Panel description 14
- Panel description 15
- Digital prio ao busy mute nar mid low 16
- I function display 16
- M call 16
- Panel description 17
- I rear panel 18
- Panel description 18
- I microphone hm 133v 19
- Panel description 19
- I microphone keypad 20
- Key function secondary function key other functions 20
- Panel description 20
- Key function secondary function key other functions 21
- Panel description 21
- D turning power on off 22
- D vfo mode selection 22
- I preparation 22
- I using the tuning dial 22
- Setting a frequency 22
- I using the keypad 23
- I using the y z keys 23
- Setting a frequency 23
- I tuning step selection 24
- Setting a frequency 24
- D frequency lock 25
- D microphone keypad lock 25
- I lock functions 25
- Setting a frequency 25
- Basic operation 26
- I monitor function 26
- I receiving 26
- Basic operation 27
- I audio mute function 27
- I squelch attenuator 27
- Basic operation 28
- I s meter squelch 28
- I transmitting 28
- Basic operation 29
- I one touch ptt function 29
- I selecting output power 29
- I accessing a repeater 30
- Repeater operation 30
- Repeater operation 31
- D subaudible tones 32
- Encoder function 32
- I subaudible tones 32
- Repeater operation 32
- D 1750 hz tone 33
- D dtmf tones 33
- Repeater operation 33
- I offset frequency 34
- I repeater lockout 34
- Repeater operation 34
- I reversed duplex mode 35
- Repeater operation 35
- D frequency range and offset direction 36
- D setting the auto repeater function on off 36
- I auto repeater 36
- Repeater operation 36
- U s a version only 36
- I general description 37
- I memory channel selection 37
- Memory operation 37
- I programming a memory channel 38
- D programming a memory channel via the microphone 39
- Memory operation 39
- D memory call vfo 40
- Memory operation 40
- Transferring memory contents 40
- D memory call call memory 41
- Memory operation 41
- I programming channel names 42
- Important 42
- Memory operation 42
- Memory operation 43
- I memory clearing 44
- Memory operation 44
- I memory bank selection 45
- Memory operation 45
- I memory bank setting 46
- Memory operation 46
- I transferring bank contents 47
- Memory operation 47
- Call channel operation 48
- I call channel selection 48
- I call channel transferring 48
- I programming a call channel 49
- Full scan 50
- I scan types 50
- Memory scan 50
- Programmed scan 50
- Scan operation 50
- Scan resume condition 50
- D operation 51
- D preparation 51
- I scan start stop 51
- Scan operation 51
- I scan edges programming 52
- D programming scan edges via microphone 53
- Scan operation 53
- I skip channel setting 54
- Scan operation 54
- I scan resume condition 55
- Scan operation 55
- Call channel watch 56
- I priority watch types 56
- Memory channel watch 56
- Memory scan watch 56
- Priority watch 56
- I priority watch operation 57
- Priority watch 57
- Dtmf memory encoder 58
- I programming a dtmf code 58
- D automatic transmission dtmf memory 59
- D manual transmission 59
- D transmitting a dtmf memory directly 59
- Dtmf memory encoder 59
- I transmitting a dtmf code 59
- Dtmf memory encoder 60
- I dtmf speed 60
- I pocket beep operation 61
- Pocket beep and tone squelch 61
- D available tone frequency list 62
- D calling a waiting station using pocket beep 62
- Pocket beep and tone squelch 62
- I tone dtcs squelch operation 63
- Pocket beep and tone squelch 63
- I tone scan 64
- Pocket beep and tone squelch 64
- Code programming 65
- I pager function 65
- Pager code squelch 65
- D code programming 66
- Pager code squelch 66
- Pager code squelch 67
- D calling a specific station 68
- I pager operation 68
- Pager code squelch 68
- D waiting for a call from a specific station 69
- Pager code squelch 69
- I code squelch 70
- Pager code squelch 70
- D your call sign programming 71
- Digital mode operation 71
- I call sign programming 71
- I digital mode operation 71
- D station repeater1 2 call sign programming 72
- Digital mode operation 72
- Digital mode operation 73
- For your information 73
- D when sending a cq 74
- Digital mode operation 74
- I digital voice mode operation 74
- D when calling the desired station 75
- Digital mode operation 75
- D received call record 76
- Digital mode operation 76
- I when receiving a digital call 76
- D to reply a call 77
- Digital mode operation 77
- Digital mode operation 78
- I break in communication 78
- Digital mode operation 79
- I emergency communication 79
- Digital mode operation 80
- I digital code call sign squelch operation 80
- While scanning in digital mode 80
- Digital mode operation 81
- I slow data communication 81
- D auto data transmission 82
- D auto reply 82
- D digital code 82
- Digital mode operation 82
- I other setting items 82
- D auto rx repeatercall write 83
- D auto rxcall write 83
- D data speed 83
- D standby beep 83
- Digital mode operation 83
- Select the communication speed between the transceiver and pc from 4800 baud or 9600 baud default 9600 83
- Turns the beep emission capability when the communicating station finishes transmitting or the receive signal disappears default off 83
- When an individual station call is received the calling station call sign can be stored automatically the stored call sign can be re called when selecting a station call sign default off 83
- When an individual station call via the repeater is received the repeater call sign can be stored automatically the stored repeater s call sign can be re called when selecting a re peater call sign default off 83
- A tx message channel c1 must be programmed if you want to use the gps message the gps message is transmitted from channel c1 only 84
- D message transmission 84
- D tx message 84
- D tx message programming 84
- Digital mode operation 84
- Q push moni or set to edit for 1 sec then rotate dial to select the message channel 84
- R push moni 84
- Select the message transmission function on and off when on is selected transceiver transmits a text message pre programmed default off after the manual transmission pushing ptt the message transmission setting is return to off automatically 84
- To select 2nd digit then rotate dial to set the desired character 84
- Tx messages are available up to 6 channels and each chan nel can be programmed up to 20 characters message avail able characters are 0 to 9 a to z capital letters only some symbols and space shown at right table 84
- Y repeat steps w to t to set another message channels 84
- D position indication 85
- Digital mode operation 85
- For your position indication is necessary to select gga or rmc 85
- Gps appears 85
- I gps operation 85
- Latitude and longitude date appear in order as below 85
- D gps automatic transmission 86
- D receiving a gps transmission 86
- Digital mode operation 86
- Important 86
- I set mode 87
- Other functions 87
- Adjust to suit lighting conditions the levels 1 dark to 4 bright default are available 88
- Amber setting default green setting 88
- Available subaudible tone frequencies 88
- D display color 88
- D display dimmer 88
- D dtcs code and polarity 88
- D dtcs polarity 88
- D repeater tone 88
- D tone squelch tone 88
- Other functions 88
- Sets dtcs code both encoder and decoder for dtcs squelch operation total of 104 codes are available default 023 88
- Sets dtcs polarity for transmission and reception from nn nr rn rr default nn 88
- Sets subaudible tone frequency both encoder and decoder for tone squelch operation total of 50 tone frequencies 67 254 hz are available default 88 hz 88
- Sets subaudible tone frequency encoder only for repeater operation total of 50 tone frequencies 67 254 hz are available default 88 hz 88
- The display color can be set to amber default or green 88
- D offset frequency 89
- D reverse mode 89
- D scan resume timer 89
- D transmit permission 89
- D tuning step 89
- Other functions 89
- Selects scan resume timer from sct 15 default sct 10 sct 5 and scp 2 sct 15 10 5 scan pauses for 15 10 5 sec then re sumes scp 2 pause on a signal until signal disap pears then resumes 2 sec after the sig nal disappears 89
- Selects tuning step from 5 default 10 12 15 20 25 30 and 50 khz for dial or y z operation 89
- Sets the duplex offset frequency within 0 to 20 mhz range during duplex repeater operation transmit frequency or re ceive when reverse function is set to on shifts the set fre quency default value may differ depending on versions 89
- Sets the reverse function on and off default 89
- Turns transmission permission on and off this function can be set for each memory call channel and vfo indepen dently 89
- Bank link setting q rotate dial to select the memory bank link function on w push 90
- D channel skip setting 90
- D memory bank link function 90
- D memory bank setting 90
- E rotate dial to select on to linking the bank r repeat steps w and e to set the link condition 90
- Or moni to select the desired bank to be linked 90
- Other functions 90
- Sets channel skip setting from on and off for memory skip scan operation this item appears when set mode is accessed from memory mode only 90
- Sets the desired memory bank a to j and off to assign the regular memory channels this item appears when set mode is accessed from memory mode only 90
- Sets the memory bank link function on and off default the link function provides continuous banks scan that scans all contents in the selected banks during bank scan this item appears when set mode is accessed from memory mode only 90
- D am fm mode selection 91
- D weather alert function 91
- D wide narrow setting 91
- Note this item must be set fm when operating the digital mode 91
- Note this item must be set w wide when operating the digital mode 91
- Other functions 91
- Sets both the transmission and reception passband width from wide and narrow when narrow is set the transmission deviation and reception passband width become half of the wide setting approx this setting can be set for each memory call and vfo inde pendently 91
- Sets the operating mode for receiving from am or fm mode default 91
- Turns weather alert function on and off 91
- U s a versions only 91
- D entering initial set mode 92
- I initial set mode 92
- Initial set mode items 92
- Other functions 92
- The initial set mode is accessed at power on and al lows you to set seldom changed settings in this way you can customize transceiver operations to suit your preference and operating style 92
- D auto repeater 93
- D key touch beep 93
- D time out timer 93
- Other functions 93
- The auto repeater function automatically turns on or off the duplex operation with a specified shift direction and tone en coder when the operating frequency falls within or outside of 145 00 145 95 mhz 146 10 146 95 mhz and 147 00 147 95 mhz range the offset and repeater tone frequencies are not changed by the auto repeater function reset these frequencies if necessary of the auto repeater function is turned off r1 activates for duplex only default r2 activates for duplex and tone 93
- The key touch beep can be turned off for silent operation default on 93
- To prevent accidental prolonged transmission etc the trans ceiver has a time out timer this function cuts a transmission off after 1 30 min of continuous transmission this timer can be cancelled tot of the time out timer is turned off default tot 1 30 the transmission is cut off after the set period elapses 93
- U s a version only 93
- Busy lock out setting repeater lock out setting 94
- D auto power off 94
- D repeater lockout 94
- D s meter squelch 94
- D squelch delay 94
- Min 1 hour 2 hours and off default can be specified the specified period is retained even when the transceiver is turned off by the auto power off function to cancel the function select of in this set mode 94
- Other functions 94
- S meter squelch off default s2 level 2 indicator level 94
- Selects lockout type from repeater busy and off of no lockout is activated default rp the repeater lockout is turned on bu the busy lockout is turned on 94
- Selects s meter squelch threshold level from off and s1 s7 this setting allows you to set a minimum signal level needs to open the squelch 94
- Selects squelch delay from short and long to prevent re peated opening and closing of the squelch during reception of the same signal s short squelch delay default l long squelch delay 94
- Short squelch delay setting long squelch delay setting 94
- The transceiver can be set to automatically turn off after a specified period with a beep when no key operations are per formed 94
- D alc function 95
- D display type 95
- D dtmf speed 95
- D squelch attenuator 95
- Other functions 95
- Selects lcd indication type from frequency channel number and channel names fr shows frequency default ch shows channel number nm shows channel names 95
- Sets the alc automatic level control function on and off default the alc function reduces the microphone gain automatically when the transmission audio is distorted 95
- The rate at which dtmf memories send individual dtmf characters can be set to accommodate operating needs 1 100 msec interval 5 cps speed default 2 200 msec interval 2 cps speed 3 300 msec interval 1 cps speed 5 500 msec interval 1 cps speed 95
- Turns the squelch attenuator function on and off on the squelch attenuator activates when sql control is set between 12 o clock and fully clockwise position default of the squelch attenuator does not function 95
- D weather alert function 96
- D weather channel selection 96
- I weather channel operation 96
- Other functions 96
- D f 1 f 2 keys on hm 133v 97
- D up dn keys on a microphones 97
- I microphone keys 97
- Other functions 97
- I all reset 98
- I partial reset 98
- Important 98
- Other functions 98
- D cloning between transceivers 99
- I data cloning 99
- Other functions 99
- D cloning error 100
- D cloning using a personal computer 100
- Other functions 100
- General 101
- Receiver 101
- Specifications 101
- Transmitter 101
- I troubleshooting 102
- If your transceiver seems to be malfunctioning please check the following points before sending it to a service center 102
- Maintenance 102
- Problem possible cause solution ref 102
- I fuse replacement 103
- Maintenance 103
- I optional unit installation 104
- Maintenance 104
- Declaration of conformity 105
- I2200h 105
- Clone mode 106
- Dtmf memory 106
- Mode arrangement 106
- T scan 106
- Mode arrangement 107
- Set mode initial set mode 107
- 1 32 kamiminami hirano ku osaka 547 0003 japan 108
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