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Squelch Level - Squelch silences the receiver when there is no signal. - UHF Sensitivity can be varied from .1 to .3 mV - VHF Sensitivity is constant. 1 > 9 = .1 mV - Level 0 = Open Squelch - There is little difference between settings. Level 5 is recommended. |
0 > 9 |
| 1 STEP | Frequency Step - Amount of frequency change when using Up/Down arrows or when scanning in VFO Mode. |
2.5 / 5 / 6.25 / 10 / 12.5 / 25 kHz 2.5 / 5 / 6.25 / 10 / 12.5 / 20 / 25 / 50 kHz |
| 2 TXP | Transmit Power - Std UV5R - High = 4W Low = 1W - F8HP only - High = 8W Mid = 4W Low = 1W - Use Low power unless necessary. - Power can be toggled Hi/Lo by pressing the [ #  ] key. |
UV5R - High / Low F8HP - High / Mid / Low |
| 3 SAVE | Battery Save - Sleep Ratio to acknowledge an RX signal. - The higher number increases the RX sleep cycle, but you may miss the first few syllables before the RX opens. 1=1:1 2=1:2 3=1:3 4=1:4 |
OFF / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 |
| 4 VOX | Voice Operated Xmtr - Allows transmitter activation by talking only. - Adjust VOX gain to allow smooth operation. - Level 10 requires the strongest voice. |
OFF / 1, 2 > 10 |
| 5 WN | Wideband / Narrowband - Wide = 5 KHz Narrow = 2.5 KHz - For Ham use, start with selecting Wide. |
WIDE / NARR |
| 6 ABR | Display Illumination Time - Time the display stays illuminated. |
OFF / 1 > 5 secs OFF / 1 >10 secs Depending on model 1 > 24 secs with CHIRP |
| 7 TDR | Dual Watch / Dual Reception - Allows monitoring of 2 channels, toggling between Freq A and Freq B. - If a signal is received, the RX remains on that channel until the signal is gone. |
OFF / ON |
| 8 BEEP | Keypad Beep - Allows audible confirmation of a key press. |
OFF / ON |
| 9 TOT | Transmission Time Out Timer - Transmit Times Out after pre-selected time. - Radio will alert you when the time is up. - This helps prevent overheating. |
15 / 30 / 45 / 60 > 600 seconds |
| 10 R-DCS | Rec - Digital Coded Squelch - Prevents interference from signals on the same frequency. - The squelch will open only if the incoming signal is coded with the same tone required by your receiver. - Note: Not all repeaters requiring a tone for access transmit a tone back to you. Leave this function turned OFF unless you are absolutely sure it is needed. |
OFF / D023N > D754I |
| 11 R-CTCS | Rec - Continuous Tone Coded Squelch - Prevents interference from signals on the same frequency. - The squelch will open only if the incoming signal is coded with the same tone required by your receiver. - Note: Not all repeaters requiring a tone for access transmit a tone back to you. Leave this function turned OFF unless you are absolutely sure it is needed. |
OFF / 67.0 > 254.1 Hz |
| 12 T-DCS | Trans - Digital Coded Squelch - Required by some networks to limit access and interference. |
OFF / D023N > D754I |
| 13 T-CTCS | Trans - Continuous Tone Coded Squelch - Required by some networks to limit access and interference. |
OFF / 67.0 Hz > 254.1 Hz |
| 14 VOICE | Voice Prompt - Audible confirmation of a keypad entry. |
OFF / ON or OFF / ENG / CHI |
| 15 ANI-ID | Automatic Number ID of Radio (set with S/W) - Sent when PTT is pressed and/or released. - Used to alert dispatcher which field radio was keyed. - Used primarily for commercial applications. |
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| 16 DTMFST | DTMF Tone of transmit - Determines when DTMF codes are heard through speaker. OFF No tones heard DT-ST Only manually keyed DTMF codes are heard ANI-ST Only automatically keyed DTMF codes are heard DT+ANI * All DTMF codes are heard |
OFF / DT-ST / ANI-ST / DT+ANI |
| 17 S-CODE | Signal Code - PTT-ID DTMF Code Selection (set with S/W) - Selects one of 15 DTMF codes. - Set with software and are up to 5 digits each. - Enabled by using Menu 19. |
1 > 15 groups |
| 18 SC-REV | Scan Resume Method -- TO (Time Operation) Scan stops when signal detected. Scan resumes after approximately 5 seconds (even if the channel is still active). -- CO (Carrier Operation) Scan stops when signal detected. Scan resumes when signal disappears. -- SE (Search Operation) Scan stops when signal detected. Scanning will not resume. |
TO / CO / SE |
| 19 PTT-ID | When to send the PTT ID signal code OFF - No ID is sent. BOT - An ID is sent at Beginning of Transmission END - An ID is sent at the End of Transmission. BOTH - An ID is sent at BOT and EOT - This tells a dispatcher which field radio was keyed. - Not Applicable for Ham use. Set to OFF. |
OFF / BOT / EOT / BOTH |
| 20 PTT-LT | Signal Code sending delay - Not Applicable for Ham use. Set to 0 (zero) |
0 > 30 ms or 0 > 50 ms |
| 21 MDF-A | Channel Mode A Display (upper display) FREQ - Displays programmed Frequency CHAN - Displays Channel Number NAME - Displays Channel Name programmed via software. - If no name is programmed, CHAN will display. |
FREQ / CHAN / NAME |
| 22 MDF-B | Channel Mode B Display (lower display) FREQ - Displays programmed Frequency CHAN - Displays Channel Number NAME - Displays Channel Name programmed via software. - If no name is programmed, CHAN will display. |
FREQ / CHAN / NAME |
| 23 BCL | Busy Channel Lockout - Prevents transmitting on a busy frequency. - If another repeater or signal is present using a different CTCSS or DCS code, your transmitter will be `locked out` to prevent interference. When PTT is keyed, radio will sound a Beep Tone through the speaker only. |
OFF / ON |
| 24 AUTOLK | Automatic Keypad Lock - When ON, keypad will be locked if not used in 8 seconds. - Pressing the [# ] key for 2 seconds will Lock/Unlock the keys on the keypad. |
OFF / ON |
| 25 SFT-D | Frequency shift direction - Enables access of repeaters in VFO/FREQ mode. OFF TX = RX (simplex) + (plus) TX shifted Higher in freq than RX - (minus) TX shifted Lower in freq than RX |
OFF / + / - |
| 26 OFFSET | Frequency shift amount - Specifies frequency difference between TX and RX. - Used with Menu 25 for repeater access in VFO/FREQ mode. - Offset is not required when storing repeater frequencies into channels. |
00.000 > 69.990 MHz in 10 kHz steps |
| 27 MEM-CH | Store a memory channel - Stores channel information in memory slot 0 > 127 - For a detailed examples of the programming process, please visit: Programming Memories |
000 > 127 |
| 28 DEL-CH | Delete a memory channel - Deletes information stored in memory slot 0 > 127 |
000 > 127 |
| 29 WT-LED | Illumination / Display Color - Standby - Screen illumination color in Standby Mode |
OFF / BLUE / ORANGE / PURPLE |
| 30 RX-LED | Illumination / Display Color - Receive - Screen illumination color in Receive Mode |
OFF / BLUE / ORANGE / PURPLE |
| 31 TX-LED | Illumination / Display Color - Transmit - Screen illumination color in Transmit Mode |
OFF / BLUE / ORANGE / PURPLE |
| 32 AL-MOD | Alarm Mode SITE - Sounds alarm through your radio speaker only. TONE - Transmits a cycling tone over the air. CODE - Transmits `119` followed by ANI code over the air. |
SITE / TONE / CODE |
| 33 BAND | Band Selection - In VFO/FREQ mode, sets VFO A or B to VHF or UHF band. - This is similar to the [ BAND ] button. Newer releases of radio eliminate the need for a Band Button. |
VHF / UHF |
| 34 TDR-AB | Transmit selection while in Dual Watch / Dual Reception - While in Dual Watch mode, this forces the selection of which transmit frequency is selected. |
OFF / A / B |
| 35 STE | Squelch Tail Elimination - Eliminates the squelch tail at the end of a transmission. - Only works when other radios turn on their Tail function. * For Ham use, set to OFF. |
OFF / ON |
| 36 RP-STE | Repeater Squelch Tail Elimination - Requires a repeater using this function. * For Ham use, set to OFF. |
OFF / 1, 2, 3 > 10 |
| 37 RPT-RL | Delay the squelch tail of repeater * For Ham use, set to OFF. |
OFF / 1, 2, 3 > 10 |
| 38 PONMSG | Boot / Power On Display FULL - Displays the entire LCD screen. MGS - Displays a 2 line Power On message. |
FULL / MGS |
| 39 ROGER | Tone at end of transmission - Sends a Tone at the end of each transmission. * For Ham use, set to OFF. |
OFF / ON |
| 40 RESET | Restore to default settings - VFO - Resets all menus to factory default. Resets VFO [A] and [B] frequencies to factory default. - ALL - Same as above. Erases all channels. Resets chan 0 to 136.025 MHz / chan 127 to 470.625 MHz |
VFO / ALL |
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