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9 DTMF MEMORY ENCODER ■ DTMF TX speed The transmitting speed of DTMF code can be set to accommodate your operating needs. q Hold down [ ] for 1 second to turn OFF the power. w W hile holding down [LOCK] (SET) and [ ] for 1 second, to turn ON the power to enter the Initial Set mode. e Push [SET] or [MONI] until "DTD" appears. r Rotate [DIAL] to select the desired transmitting speed, as shown in the table below. t Push [ ] to exit the Initial Set mode. DISPLAY DTD- 1 DTD- 2 DTD- 3 DTD- 5 INTERVAL 100 milliseconds 200 milliseconds 300 milliseconds 500 milliseconds SPEED 5.0 cps 2.5 cps 1.6 cps 1.0 cps cps=characters/second DIGITAL PRIO AO BUSY The display shows the MUTE NAR fastest DTMF speed is MID LOW LOCK ANM DUP T-SCAN PRIO SCAN selected. SET MONI LOW TONE M/CALL V/MHz 38

Section	Page
Front cover	1
FOREWORD	2
IMPORTANT	2
EXPLICIT DEFINITIONS	2
SUPPLIED ACCESSORIES	2
OPTIONS	2
FCC INFORMATION	2
PRECAUTIONS	3
TABLE OF CONTENTS	4
QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE	5
■ Installation	5
Location	5
Using the mounting bracket	5
Battery connection	5
DC power supply connection	5
Antenna installation	6
Connecting the microphone	6
■ Your first contact	7
■ Repeater operation	7
■ Programming memory channels	8
1 PANEL DESCRIPTION	9
■ Front panel	9
■ Function display	10
■ Rear panel	11
■ Microphone (HM-133V)	11
■ Microphone keypad	12
2 SETTING A FREQUENCY	13
■ Preparation	13
■ Using the dial	13
■ Using the keypad on the HM-133V	13
■ Using [UP] or [DN] on the HM-133V	13
■ Tuning step selection	14
■ Lock functions	15
Lock function	15
Microphone Keypad Lock	15
3 BASIC OPERATION	16
■ Receiving	16
■ Monitor function	16
■ Audio mute function	17
■ Squelch attenuator	17
■ S-meter squelch	17
■ Transmitting	18
■ Selecting output power	19
■ One-touch PTT function	19
■ Accessing a repeater	20
■ Subaudible tones (Encoder function)	21
Subaudible tones	21
DTMF tones	22
1750 Hz tone	22
4 REPEATER SETTING	23
■ Frequency Offset	23
■ Repeater Lockout	23
■ Reversed Duplex function	24
■ Auto repeater (Only USA versions)	24
Setting the Auto Repeater function ON/OFF	24
Frequency range and offset direction	24
5 MEMORY OPERATION	25
■ General description	25
■ Programming a memory channel	25
■ Memory channel selection	26
Using the tuning dial	26
Using [UP] or [DN] on the HM-133V	26
Using the keypad on the HM-133V	26
■ Copying memory contents	27
Memory/Call channel➪VFO	27
Memory/Call channel➪Call/memory channel	28
■ Programming channel names	29
■ Memory clearing	30
■ Memory bank setting	31
■ Memory bank selection	32
■ Transferring bank links	33
■ Erasing bank links	34
6 CALL CHANNEL OPERATION	35
■ Call channel selection	35
■ Copying Call channel contents	35
■ Programming a Call channel	36
7 SCAN OPERATION	37
■ Scan types	37
■ Scan start/stop	38
Preparation	38
Operation	38
■ Scan edges programming	39
■ Skip channel setting	40
■ Scan Resume function	41
8 PRIORITY WATCH	42
■ Priority Watch types	42
■ Priority watch operation	43
9 DTMF MEMORY ENCODER	44
■ Programming a DTMF code	44
■ Transmitting a DTMF code	45
Automatic transmission (DTMF memory)	45
Transmitting a DTMF memory using theHM-133V	45
Manual transmission using the HM-133	45
■ DTMF TX speed	46
10 POCKET BEEP AND TONE SQUELCH	47
■ Pocket beep operation	47
Waiting for a call from the specific station	47
Calling a waiting station using pocket beep	48
■ Tone/DTCS squelch operation	49
■ Tone scan	50
11 OTHER FUNCTIONS	51
■ Set mode	51
■ Initial Set mode	55
Entering the Initial Set mode	55
■Weather channel operation (Only USA versions)	58
Weather channel selection	58
Weather alert function	58
■ Microphone keys	59
[F-1] and [F-2] keys on the HM-133V	59
[UP] and [DN] keys on a microphones other than the HM-133V	59
■ Partial reset	60
■ All Reset	60
■ Data cloning	61
Cloning between two transceivers	61
Cloning using a PC	61
Cloning error	61
12 SPECIFICATIONS	62
13 MAINTENANCE	63
■ Troubleshooting	63
■ Fuse replacement	63