The next example shows entering TX and RX frequencies
without the Shift (25) or Offset (26) functions.
This may be more reliable, since only the "A" display works for programming
memories, thus, the radio can only remember one offset value for programming
purposes.
To demonstrate, here is how you would program 146.580 simplex
into memory
99.
There is no CTCSS tone in this example.
1. Set radio to VFO Mode (Frequency Mode)
a.)
UV5R series - Press VFO/MR button
b.)
UV82
- Turn radio OFF, then Press/Hold MENU button during PowerON.
2. Select Display A
(this is a must)
a.) UV5R - Press
[A/B] and select the
Upper Display.
b.) UV82 - Press
[EXIT A/B] and select the
Upper Display.
3. Disable TDR (Dual Watch/Dual RX) which toggles between A and B.
Press [Menu] 7 [Menu]
Select OFF
Press
[Menu] [Exit]
4. Delete Prior Data from the channel to be programmed.
Press [Menu] 2 8 [Menu]
Enter
9 9 (Memory Channel
to clear)
Press
[Menu] [Exit]
5. Store RX
frequency
Enter
1 4 6 5 8 0
Press [Menu] 2 7 [Menu]
Enter 9 9 (Memory Channel)
Press
[Menu] [Exit]
6. Store TX frequency
Enter
1 4 6 5 8 0 again
Press [Menu] 2 7 [Menu]
Enter
9
9 (Memory Channel)
Press
[Menu]
[Exit]
7. The simplex channel is
now programmed.
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Perfect exactly what I was searching for thank you!
ReplyDeletei am going to buy a baofeng radio and was wondering ' what line of the display shows TX / RX? when selecting with the A/B shift button' is it the upper or lower? thanks john.
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