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Hz tone (Using the HM-133V), Using the HM-133V, To send a 1750 Hz tone for 1 second

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2. REPEATER OPERATION Accessing a repeater Using the HM-133V 1. Set the receive frequency (repeater output frequency). 2. Set the frequency offset in the Set mode. 3. Push [DUP- 7 TONE] or [DUP+ 8 TSQL ] to select the minus Duplex or the plus Duplex mode. ••A "+" or "-" is displayed. 4. Push [FUNC] then [DUP- 7 TONE] to turn ON the subaudible tone encoder, depending on the repeater requirements. ••" " is displayed. LLThe 88.5 Hz tone frequency is set as the default. When a different tone frequency is needed to access a repeater, see page 2-6 for setting the tone frequency. 5. Hold down [PTT] to transmit. ••The displayed frequency is automatically changed to the transmit frequency. ••When "OFF" is displayed, confirm that the frequency offset is correctly set. (p. 8-2) 6. Release [PTT] to receive. 7. Push [MONI 1 ANM] to check whether or not you can directly receive the signal from the other station. LLThe transmit frequency is displayed. 8. Push [SIMP 9 TSQL] to return to the Simplex mode. ••A "+" or "-" disappears. 9. To turn OFF the subaudible tone encoder, push [FUNC], and then [ENT C T-OFF]. DD1750 Hz tone (Using the HM-133V) A 1750 Hz tone is required to access many European Repeaters. To send a 1750 Hz tone for 1 second zz Push [FUNC], and then [VOL▼ TONE-1]. To continuously send a 1750 Hz tone zz Push [FUNC], and then hold down [VOL▲ 0 TONE-2]. LLRelease [VOL▲ 0 TONE-2] to stop the transmission. 2-3  Push or to select the plus Duplex or the minus Duplex mode. Push , and then to turn ON the subaudible tone encoder. Push return to the Simplex mode. Push , and then or hold down .

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2.
REPEATER OPERATION
Using the HM-133V
1±
Set the receive frequency (repeater output frequency)±
2±
Set the frequency offset in the Set mode±
3±
Push [DUP- 7 TONE] or [DUP+ 8 TSQL
] to
select the minus Duplex or the plus Duplex mode±
• A “+” or “–” is displayed±
4±
Push [FUNC] then [DUP- 7 TONE] to turn ON
the subaudible tone encoder, depending on the
repeater requirements±
•“
” is displayed±
L
The 88±5 Hz tone frequency is set as the default±
When a different tone frequency is needed to access
a repeater, see page
2-6
for setting the tone
frequency±
5±
Hold down [PTT] to transmit±
• The displayed frequency is automatically changed to
the transmit frequency±
• When “OFF” is displayed, confirm that the frequency
offset is correctly set± (p± 8-2)
6± Release [PTT] to receive±
7±
Push [MONI 1 ANM] to check whether or not
you can directly receive the signal from the other
station±
L
The transmit frequency is displayed±
8±
Push [SIMP 9 TSQL] to return to the Simplex
mode±
• A “+” or “–” disappears±
9±
To turn OFF the subaudible tone encoder, push
[FUNC], and then [ENT C T-OFF]±
Push
, and then
to turn
ON the subaudible tone encoder±
Accessing a repeater
Push
or
to select the
plus Duplex or the minus Duplex
mode±
Push
return to the Simplex
mode±
D
1750 Hz tone (Using the HM-133V)
A 1750 Hz tone is required to access many European
Repeaters±
To send a 1750 Hz tone for 1 second
z
Push [FUNC], and then [VOL▼
TONE-1]±
To continuously send a 1750 Hz tone
z
Push [FUNC], and then hold down [VOL▲ 0 TONE-2].
L
Release [VOL▲ 0 TONE-2] to stop the transmission.
Push
, and then
or
hold down
±