Radio Shack HTX-212 Manual de usuario

Cat.

No.

19-1125

OWNER'S

MANUAL

HTX-212

Two-Meter

Mobile

Transceiver

Please

read

before

using

this

transceiver.

Ваё

Shack’

INTRODUCTION

Your

HTX-212

Two-Meter

Mobile

Transceiver

exciting

addi-

tion

Radio

Shack's

growing

line

high-quality

amateur

radio

equipment.

offers

some

the

most

advanced,

and

most

requested,

features

available

mobile

transceiver.

sure

read

this

entire

manual

understand

how

use

all

the

radio's

features.

You

must

have

Technician

Class

higher

Amateur

Radio

Operator's

License

and

call

sign

issued

the

FCC

legally

transmit

using

this

transceiver.

Transmitting

without

license

carries

heavy

penalties.

Get-

ting

license

easier

than

ever.

FEATURES

High

(45

Watts)

and

Low

(10

Watts)

Power

Settings—let

you

select

the

best

power

setting

for

effective

communications.

True

Modulation

—

provides

clear,

natural-sounding

signal.

Memory

Channels—

hold

one

calling

frequency

and

stan-

dard

frequencies.

Priority

Memory

Channel

1—lets

you

set

the

HTX-212

period-

ically

check

the

frequency

stored

Memory

Channel

and

alert

you

there

activity

it.

Individually

Programmable

Repeater

Offsets

—let

you

program

different

repeater

offset

frequencies

for

each

memory,

and

default

repeater

offset

for

manually-tuned

frequencies.

Subaudible

Tone

Transmit

and

Receive

(CTCSS)—

transmits

the

subaudible

tones

required

use

some

repeaters,

and

also

lets

you

set

subaudible

tone

that

your

transceiver

must

receive

open

squelch.

DTMF

Page

with

Group

Calling—lets

you

set

sequence

seven

DTMF

tones

that

your

transceiver

must

receive

sound

alert

tone

and

open

squelch.

DTMF

Transmit

and

Memory

—lets

you

manually

send

DTMF

tones

send

DTMF

sequences

digits

each

from

one

six

DTMF

memories

quickly

access

DTMF-access

repeaters,

autopatches,

other

stations

equipped

with

DTMF

page

feature.

Programmable

Frequency

Step—

lets

you

set

the

frequency

step

for

tuning

scanning

10,

12.5,

20,

25, 50,

100

kHz.

1995

Tandy

Corporation.

All

Rights

Reserved.

Radio

Shack

registered

trademark

used

Tandy

Corporation.

Dco

ЕЕЕ

Extended

Band

Coverage

—receives

from

136

174

MHz

and

lets

you

extend

transmit

coverage

include

2-Meter

ham,

MARS

(Military

Amateur

Radio

Service),

and

CAP

(Civil

Air

Patrol).

Dual

VFO

(Variable-Frequency

Oscillator)

and

Duplex

Modes—

two

independent

VFOs

let

you

quickly

select

between

two

directly-

entered

frequencies.

You

can

also

use one

the

VFOs

repeater

input

frequency

and

the

other

repeater

output

fre-

quency

for

odd-split

repeaters.

USING

THIS

MANUAL

make

this

manual

easy

use

possible,

give

you

sev-

eral

ways

find

information.

Contents—

lists

all

sections

the

order

they

appear

the

man-

ual.

Understanding

the

Display—lists

all

display

indicators

and

gives

brief

explaination

and

the

sections

where

the

indicator

fully

explained.

Using

the

Menu—lists

the

options

the

configuration

and

gives

the

page

numbers

where

the

options

are

discussed.

Quick

Reference

Card—

gives

brief

instructions

for

most

func-

tions.

Type

Conventions—make

the

references

keys

and

displays

easier

find

the

text:

Keys

are

bold.

For

example,

VFO.

When

key

has

than

one

marking

(for

example,

DTMF

and

ALM

refer

the

same

key),

refer

the

key

the

name

appropriate

the

task.

Where

you

are

instructed

press

two

keys

once,

the

keys

are

separated

symbol.

For

example,

F«DTMF.

Text

and

symbols

that

appear

the

transceiver's

display

appear

special

typeface.

For

example,

144.940.

Important

notes

this

manual

have

large

exclamation

mark

(!)

the

margin.

Warnings

and

cautions

you

should

prevent

injury

person

damage

the

transceiver

have

large

light-

ning

bolt

(

the

margin.

CONTENTS

ЇЧЄТА1ЛАТ1ТОМ........................

Unpacking

the

Transceiver

..........

leen

Connecting

the

Microphone

.........«..«.

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nnns

Mounting

the

HTX-212

ina

Меһісје

...................

Connecting

Ашеппа.......................

nnn

Connecting

Your

Vehicles

Роуег...................

Using

the

HTX-212

Base

Station

................

Using

the

HTX-212

with

Packet

Каййо................

Connecting

External

Speaker

(Optional)

............

UNDERSTANDING

THE

НТХ-212.................

....

Dual

VFO

Modes

........

еее

nnn

DTMF

(Touch-Tone)

Features

......................

Subaudible

Tone

(CTCSS)

Features

..................

Repeater

Operation

......................5.

Memory

Channels

.........

eee

Understanding

the

Display

..................-....-

BASIC

OPERATION

..................«“«..

nth

Turning

On/Off

Your

HTX-212

.....................

Resetting

the

HTX-212

......

else

Extending

the

Transmit

Frequency

Range

.............

Setting

Volume

and

Squelch

.......................

Using

the

Light

22e

dad

SER

Setting

the

Power

Level

...........................

Locking

the

Controls

eis

eee

Selecting

Frequency

еее

Directly

Entering

Frequency

............-..----

Tuning

Frequency

........................

Scanning

for

Frequency

......................

Setting

the

Frequency

Step

........................

Setting

the

Scan

ОрНоп5..........................

Storing

Scan

Skip

Frequencies

..................

Setting

the

Scan

Resume

Condition

..............

Setting

the

Scan

Resume

Оейау..................

Setting

the

Scanning

Range

....................

Receiving

Transmissions

..........................

Transmitting

э»

ЫК

EUER

Transmitting

DTMF

Tones

.....................

Limiting

Transmit

Duration

....................

Turning

the

Keytone

Beep

and

ОЙ

................

————————————————————————————————UpmÁáá———nÀ—DÍst

ADVANCED

OPERATION

...........................

Frequency

Offset

Defaults

.........

еее

е.

Changing

the

Default

Offset

....................

Reversing

the

Offset

...............

Overriding

the

Duplex

Ойве{....................

Using

the

Dual

VFOs

for

Duplex

Operation

............

USING

MEMORY

CHANNELS

.......................

Using

the

Calling-Frequency

Memory

................

Using

the

Standard

Memory

Channels

...............

Storing

Frequency

..........

ууу

КАК

nnn

Changing

Stored

Settings

......................

Tuning

Memory

Channel

...................

Checking

Priority

Channel

1....................

Scanning

Memory

Channels

....................

Clearing

Memory

Channel

....................

USING

DTMF

AND

SUBAUDIBLE

TONES

...............

Storing

DTMF

Sequence

.........................

Transmitting

DTMF

Sequence

....................

Using

DTMF

Page

.......

жж

cee

eee

Using

Group

Calling

........

see

nnm

Using

Auto-Reply

„еее

Using

Subaudible

Tones

......

еее

ees

Valid

Subaudible

Tones

......................-

Setting

the

Subaudible

Tones

...................

Activating

Subaudible

Tone

Transmit

and

Squelch

...

Setting

the

DTMF

Page

and

Subaudible

Tone

Alert

......

USING

THE

.....................

TROUBLESHOOTING

.........

«eee

nnn

Error

Codes

„еее

nmn

Common

Problems

and

Solutions

...................

Replacing

the

Fuse

...........................—..

5РЕСТЕТСАТТОМ5..............«.««..

эхээс

General.

Egg

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mme

Receiver

oae

Pese

ИКАЛЫК

ООЛО

IRSE

Тавин

ес.

хэл

ede

ees

SCHEMATIC(S)

.........................

ng.

INSTALLATION

UNPACKING

THE

TRANSCEIVER

you

unpack

the

transceiver,

check

sure

you

have

all

the

items

shown

this

illustration.

Transceiver

Power

Wiring

Harness

Rubber

Washer

Mounting

Bracket

Mounting

Knob

CONNECTING

THE

MICROPHONE

Plug

the

microphone's

connector

into

the

microphone

jack

and

clip

the

microphone

the

holder.

————ÁÀ————————————

—————————————!————

MOUNTING

THE

HTX-212

VEHICLE

When

you

select

mounting

location

for

the

HTX-212,

sure:

You

can

easily

reach

wires

cables

will

interfere

with

the

vehicle's

operation

not

directly

front

heating

vents

All

wires

will

reach

their

connection

points

Cautions:

install

the

transceiver

only

vehicle

that

has

12-volt,

nega-

tive-ground

electrical

system.

avoid

damaging

your

vehicle's

electronic

systems,

contact

your

vehicle's

manufacturer

before

you

install

the

HTX-212

find

out

about

the

proper

transceiver

mounting

locations,

antenna

locations,

and

power

and

antenna

cable

routing

guidelines.

not

apply

power

the

transceiver

until

after

you

properly

mount

and

connect

antenna.

Use

the

supplied

screws,

metal

washers,

bracket,

rubber

washers,

and

mounting

knobs,

shown,

mount

the

transceiver.

CONNECTING

ANTENNA

You

can

connect

variety

antennas

for

both

mobile

and

base-

station

use

(see

"Using

the

HTX-212

Base

Station"

Page

10).

Each

type

antenna

has

its

benefits.

Choose

the

one

that

best

meets

your

needs.

When

deciding

mobile

base-station

antenna

and

its

loca-

tion,

consider

the

following:

Theantenna

should

high

possible

your

vehicle

house.

•

The

antenna

and

antenna

cable

should

far

away

possible

from

sources

electrical

noise

(ignition

systems,

power

cables,

and

on).

The

antenna

should

vertical.

Theantenna

should

have

SWR

less

than

1.5:1

SWRs

1.8:1

greater

can

prevent

the

HTX-212

from

perform-

ing

its

specified

rating.

After

you

select

antenna,

its

mounting

instructions.

Then

route

the

antenna

cable

from

the

antenna

the

HTX-212

and

connect

the

antenna

connector.

Connect

the

antenna

your

HTX-212

using

RG-8U

coaxial

cable

other

50-ohm

cable.

The

cable

should

end

PL-239

connec-

tor.

Cautions:

prevent

damage

your

HTX-212,

you

must

connect

ап

antenna

before

you

operate

it.

not

run

the

cable

over

sharp

edges

moving

parts

that

might

damage

the

cable.

not

run

the

cable

through

the

engine

compartment

other

areas

that

produce

extreme

heat.

Check

with

your

vehicle

manufacturer

for

antenna

cable

routing

guidelines.

CONNECTING

YOUR

VEHICLE'S

POWER

Black

Wire

Negative(

–

)

Red

Wire

Positive(+)

these

steps

power

the

HTX-212

your

vehicle.

Connect

the

black

wire

your

vehicle

battery's

negative

(—)

terminal

metal

part

the

vehicle's

frame.

sure

the

metal

part

not

insulated

from

the

vehicle's

frame

plastic

part.

Connect

the red

wire

source

voltage

that

turns

and

off

with

the

ignition

and

that

can

handle

the

transceiver's

10-amp

maximum

power

draw.

Or,

you

not

want

the

HTX-212

turn

and

off

with

your

vehicle's

ignition,

connect

the

red

wire

directly

the

battery's

positive

(4)

terminal.

Note:

You

might

need

connect

the

red

wire

directly

the

battery

you

experience

ignition

noise.

———————————'

''À—

—

USING

THE

HTX-212

BASE

STATION

Although

designed

the

HTX-212

primarily

for

use

mobile

transceiver,

you

can

also

use

base

station.

so,

you

need

these

items:

13.8-Volt

regulated

power

supply

that

can

supply

least

amps

continuous

power

Base

station

antenna

50-ohm

coaxial

antenna

cable

and

connectors

Power

Supply

13.8V

‚|

Blaek(-)

Antenna

Ма

Red(+)

these

steps

connect

the

HTX-212

base

station.

Mount

the

base

station

antenna

according

its

instruc-

tions.

Warning:

For

your

safety,

all

cautions

and

warnings

included

with

the

base

station

antenna.

Connect

the

antenna

cable

the

antenna

jack

the

back

the

HTX-212.

Connect

the

black

power

wire

the

power

supply’s

negative

terminal.

Connect

the red

power

wire

the

power

supply’s

positive

(+)

terminal.

Connect

the

power

supply

source

power.

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