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INDEX Storing the repeater list (ADD W 38 Subaudible tones (Encoder function 25 Supplied accessories iii System description (D-STAR 30 -T - Time stamp (TIME 140 Time-out timer (TOT 128, 157 Tone scan 150 Tone squelch (beep) operation 146 Tone squelch and pocket beep 146 Transferring bank contents 99 Transmission condition setting (Low-speed data communication)··71 Transmitting 17 Transmitting a DTMF code directly 144 Transmitting a DTMF tone sequence 143 Troubleshooting 164 TSQL frequency (C TONE 121 Tune the frequency IX Tuning step selection 15 Turning ON the transceiver VIII TX call sign display (TX CS 136 TX message programming 64 - U - Units (UNITS 138 Unproto Address (UNPROT 139 [UP]/[DN] key on a microphone 153 UR and MY call signs setting 152 "UR" call sign programming 32 Using the [ ]/[ ] keys 14 Using the [ ]/[ ] keys (Memory selection 88 Using the keypad 15 Using the keypad (Memory selection 88 Using the mounting bracket II Using the tuning dial 14 Using the tuning dial (Memory selection 88 UTC offset (UTC.OFF 138 -V - VFO mode 12 VFO scan watch 113 VFO scan watch via the microphone 114 -W - Weather alert (WX-ALT 124 Weather alert function 162 Weather channel 13 Weather channel operation 162 What is VFO 12 Writing a memory channel XI -Y - Your first contact VIII Your own call sign programming 31 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 175

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INDEX
Storing the repeater list (ADD W) ···················································38
Subaudible tones (Encoder function) ·············································25
Supplied accessories······································································· iii
System description (D-STAR) ·························································30
– T –
Time stamp (TIME) ·······································································140
Time-out timer (TOT) ····························································128, 157
Tone scan ·····················································································150
Tone squelch (beep) operation ·····················································146
Tone squelch and pocket beep ·····················································146
Transferring bank contents ·····························································99
Transmission condition setting (Low-speed data communication)··71
Transmitting ····················································································17
Transmitting a DTMF code directly ···············································144
Transmitting a DTMF tone sequence············································143
Troubleshooting ············································································164
TSQL frequency (C TONE)···························································121
Tune the frequency ········································································· IX
Tuning step selection ······································································15
Turning ON the transceiver ··························································· VIII
TX call sign display (TX CS) ·························································136
TX message programming ·····························································64
– U –
Units (UNITS) ···············································································138
Unproto Address (UNPROT) ························································139
[UP]/[DN] key on a microphone ····················································153
UR and MY call signs setting························································152
“UR” call sign programming ····························································32
Using the [
±
]/[
²
] keys ···································································14
Using the [
±
]/[
²
] keys (Memory selection) ···································88
Using the keypad ············································································15
Using the keypad (Memory selection) ············································88
Using the mounting bracket ······························································II
Using the tuning dial ·······································································14
Using the tuning dial (Memory selection) ·······································88
UTC offset (UTC.OFF) ·································································138
– V –
VFO mode ······················································································12
VFO scan watch ···········································································113
VFO scan watch via the microphone ············································114
– W –
Weather alert (WX-ALT) ·······························································124
Weather alert function ··································································162
Weather channel ············································································13
Weather channel operation···························································162
What is VFO? ·················································································12
Writing a memory channel······························································ XI
– Y –
Your first contact ··········································································· VIII
Your own call sign programming ·····················································31