HTX202 PL Guide

Instructions For Programming PL Tone Configurations into 
                    HTX202 from Tom Behler: KB8TYJ

                  

                    Get into the memory channel mode (option C on the right-hand 
                    column of keys), and find an open memory with the tuning knob. 
                    If you don’t have an open memory, you can clear out an existing 
                    memory with function 9.

                  Once you have found an open memory, do the following:

                  1. Go into the VFO mode (mode D), and enter your desired 
                    frequency and off-set. 

                    Remember, the off-set is obtained with "function 3". 
                    Also, turn tone squelch on with

                    Function 1.

                  2. Then press function 8, which will put you in the M-set 
                    mode.

                  3. Once in the M-set mode, a menu will appear. Scroll up 
                    or down this menu, using the star

                    for scroll down, or the pound for scroll up. Scroll till you 
                    get to the TC option. 

                  4. Once in the TC option, rotate the tuning knob till you 
                    get to the desired sub-audible tone.

                  5. Then press the "push to talk" to exit the configuration, 
                    and save settings. 

                  6. To store these settings in your empty memory, press function 
                    C. The radio will beep once,

                    followed by two more beeps, which means that the information 
                    has been stored in memory. 

                    Be sure to hold the function C combination of keys down long 
                    enough to get the double beeps at the end.

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