Master Your Radio's Advanced Features: Subaudible Tone Scanning and Frequency Offset Settings

Take your two-way radio communication to the next level by mastering these essential menu functions:

Subaudible Tone Scanning

Menu 06: Scan Analog Subtones (SCAN CTCSS)

Activate Scanning: In Frequency Mode, scan for other transmitters' analog subtones on the current frequency. Scanning halts automatically upon detection. (Not available in Channel Mode)

Menu 07: Scan Digital Subtones (SCAN DCS)

Activate Scanning: In Frequency Mode, scan for other transmitters' digital subtones. (Not available in Channel Mode)

Subtone Scan Storage (Menu 08: CDCSS SAVE MODE)

All: Automatically save detected subtones as both receive and transmit subtones for the current frequency.

Receive: Save only the received subtone.

Transmit: Save only the transmitted subtone.

Frequency Offset Settings

Menu 09: Frequency Offset (SET)

Directly input the frequency offset from 00.000 to 99.995 in Frequency Mode, determining the difference between transmit and receive frequencies.

Menu 10: Frequency Offset Direction (S-D)

Off: No frequency offset between transmission and reception.

Negative (-): Transmit frequency is the sum of the receive frequency and the offset, typically used for accessing repeaters.

Positive (+): Transmit frequency is the receive frequency minus the offset, also used for repeater access.

Why It Matters:

These advanced settings enhance your radio's capability to interact seamlessly in diverse communication environments, from casual use to professional applications.

Enjoy Radio Time by making the most of these features to ensure clear, uninterrupted communication wherever you are!