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Storing a frequency, Changing stored settings – Radio Shack HTX-242 User Manual

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USING MEMORY CHANNELS

The HTX-242 has 40 standard memory channels and one calling-
frequency memory, where you can store frequently-used frequen-
cies, along with all settings, for quick access.

Storing a Frequency

1.

Press

VFO

and tune to a frequency you want to store. Set all

duplex and subaudible tone settings (see “Using Subaudible
Tones” on Page 36), the transmit power setting, and the
DTMF option.

2.

To store the frequency in the calling-frequency memory,
press and hold

F

for at least 1 second.

FUNC

flashes on the

display. Then press

CALL

.

To store the frequency in a standard memory, press

F

.

Rotate

TUNE

, or press

UP

or

DOWN

on the microphone, until

the HTX-242 displays the desired memory number to the left
of the frequency. Then press

MR

. The HTX-242 beeps twice

and stores all settings into the selected memory channel.

Changing Stored Settings

To change the receive frequency, follow the steps under “Storing a
Frequency.” To change the transmit frequency or a tone squelch
option without changing the receive frequency, follow these steps.

1.

To change the calling memory, press

CALL

.

To change a standard memory, press

MR

. Then rotate

TUNE

,

or press

UP

or

DOWN

on the microphone, to select the mem-

ory channel you want to change.

2.

If you want to turn tone squelch on or off, repeatedly press

T-

SQL

to select the desired tone squelch mode. (See “Using

Subaudible Tones” on Page 36.)

3.

For the calling-frequency memory, press and hold

F

for

one second. Then press

CALL

.

For a standard memory, press

F

, then press

MR

.

The HTX-242 displays

rF

and the receive frequency, and

M-

CH

flashes.

4.

Rotate

TUNE

, press

UP

or

DOWN

on the microphone, or enter

the receive frequency using the microphone’s keypad.

5.

Press

. The HTX-242 displays

tF

and the transmit fre-

quency.

6.

Rotate

TUNE

, press

UP

or

DOWN

on the microphone, or enter

the transmit frequency using the microphone’s keypad.