Jeff, on 440 you don't have to do anything except enter your repeater output
frequency, as long as the 440 repeater has a standard 5MHz offset.  That is,
as long as you have Menu 5 set to automatic offset.


----- Original Message -----
From: "JEFFREY MICHAEL KENYON" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Thursday, April 25, 2002 1:18 PM
Subject: Re: th-f61 again


On 440 though you have to set it for 5 MHz plit in most cases posetive,
and you press function and then the number 8 once, and that will put you
at +5 MHz split.





On Thu, 25 Apr 2002, Steve wrote:

> Hi Butch,
>
> I'm a new THF-6A user.  Here's what to do:
>
> 1. Use the # key to enter the frequency entry mode.  Second, enter the
> repeater output frequency.  For example, 1 4 6 9 4 0.
>
> 2.  If you need to select a PL frequency,, you use the 7 key to turn CTCSS
> on.  When pressing the 7 key continuously, it will cycle as do all the
> controls on the THF-6a with the low tone being the default.  Default is
off.
> The first high beep following that turns tone on.  The second high beep
> turns  tone squelch on as well.  The third is the DCS mode.  You can get
by
> with the first high tone to transmit a PL.
>
> 3.  To select the PL, press the A key which is the function key, followed
by
> the 7 key which puts you in tone select mode.  The knob on the top of the
HT
> dials among the forty-two different avaiable tones.  The low beep is 67
HZ.
> The twelfth detent after the low beep is 100HZ.
>
> The menus should be enabled for automatic repeater offset, so once you
enter
> the frequency you should be all set to go.  Menu #5 is auto offset.  The
low
> tone is on.
>
> Steve K8sp
>