If I recall, if you go in the memory on that radio and put it manually on 
the channel you want to program, it will program that one when you program a 
frequency in memory, like if you put it on memory, 10 and then program 
something in it will go to memory 10. I don't think that radio locks out 
channels with nothing in them if I recall right. I know I always had mine 
full when I had them because there aren't enough memory channels for me. 
Seems like also if you put the frequency in memory, and then want to set the 
PL tone, it was always at 67.0 unless you the tone turned on or something 
but that's vague, I know there was an easy way to work with that.  Now I 
miss my HTX-202, thanks a lot  lol.
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Edward alonzo" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Thursday, October 12, 2006 4:39 AM
Subject: another htx202 question


> hello all.
> I was wondering, is there an easy way to program frequencies in memory
> along with their offset, and if necessary it's pl tone and other
> settings.
> I haven't figured out a way to know when I am wanting to store these
> settings, what memory channel I'm in when I am ready for it.
> I also use a thf6a, and I know there the first memory channel is because
> of the beep.
> I don't however, know where the first channel is when programming the
> 202.
> Any ideas would be helpful so that I can just recall the information by
> pressing memory, and then the corresponding number  after it's been
> programmed.
> Thanks
>
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