HTX-10 10-Meter Transceiver
(190-1110)                 Special Features           Faxback Doc. # 56900

Using The Special Features

Your transceiver has several advanced features that give you additional 
control and convenience while using it. 

This list provides additional information about your transceiver's special 
features.

Feature		                                    See:

Step - let's you change the increment you set to      Faxback Doc. # 56900
       tune frequencies in the 10-Meter band.

Call - recalls a specific frequency in Memory         Faxback Doc. # 56900
       channel 2.

Scan - scans incoming signals.                        Faxback Doc. # 56900

Last Channel Recall - returns to the last channel     Faxback Doc. # 56900
                      that was transmitted.

M-LOAD - recalls frequencies stored in memory         Faxback Doc. # 56900
         Channels 1-5.

NB (Noise Blanker) - reduces electrical noise.        Faxback Doc. # 56900

Shift - lets you set the frequency shift direction    Faxback Doc. # 56900
        and offset frequency.

T-LOW (Tone Low) - turns the high-cut filter on or    Faxback Doc. # 56900
                   off.

M-SAVE (Memory Save) - saves up to five frequencies   Faxback Doc. # 56900
                       into memory channels. 

FINE (Clarifier) - tunes in stations or tunes out     Faxback Doc. # 56900
                   interference broadcast using an
                   SSB signal.

RF-G (RF Gain) - attenuates strong signals.           Faxback Doc. # 56900

MIC-G (Microphone Gain)- reduces the microphone gain  Faxback Doc. # 56900
                         and SSB transmitting power. 

Using STEP

Repeatedly press STEP to select the frequency step your transceiver
displays when it shows a frequency.  As you press STEP, one of the three
frequency digits flashes for about 2 seconds to show which digit is
selected. The increment that the selected digit displays is:

  The rightmost digit: 1 kHz

  The second digit from the right: 10 kHz

  The third digit from the right: 100 kHz

Using CALL

The transceiver's call memory lets you quickly recall a specific frequency 
in memory Channel 2.

Note:  See "using M-SAVE (Memory Save)" below for more information about
       storing a frequency in memory channel 2.

Press CALL to recall the stored frequency at any time.  The frequency 
flashes.

Press CALL again and the last selected frequency appears.

Using SCAN

Press SCAN to scan incoming signals.  SCAN appears and the transceiver
stops for 5 seconds on each channel when it detects a signal.

To stop scanning, press SCAN or the PTT button on the microphone.  SCAN
disappears.

Using LCR (Last Channel Recall)

Press LCR to return to the last channel you selected.

Using M-LOAD

You can recall frequencies stored in memory Channels 1-5.

Note:  See "Using M-SAVE (Memory Save)" below for more information about
       storing frequencies in memory channels. 

To recall a memory channel, press M-LOAD so L appears, then, press the 
desired memory channel number.

Using NB (Noise Blanker)

If the transceiver's reception is disturbed by interference from
electrical noise (such as ignition noise), you can reduce the noise by 
using the transmitter's noise blanker feature.  To turn on or off the 
noise blanker, press PUSH FUNC then NB.  NB appears while the noise
blanker is on.

Using SHIFT

The transceiver's shift function lets you set the transmit frequency shift
from the receive frequency in either direction within the range of 0.0 Hz 
to 990 kHz.

Follow these steps to set the frequency shift direction and offset 
frequency. 

1.  To set the frequency shift direction to +, press PUSH FUNC then press
    SHIFT while FUNC appears.  +SHIFT appears.  Press PUSH FUNC and SHIFT 
    again while FUNC appears to set the frequency shift direction to
    -.  SHIFT appears.

2.  Press PUSH FUNC then SHIFT for about 3 seconds.  000 appears.

3.  Rotate TUNE to set the offset frequency to any frequency from 0 to 990
    kHz.

4.  To exit, hold down PUSH FUNC and SHIFT together for about 3 seconds.

Using T-LOW (Tone-Low)

Press PUSH FUNC then T-LOW to turn the high-cut filter on or off.  LOW 
appears when the high-cut filter is on.

Using M-SAVE (Memory Save)

Follow these steps to save up to five frequencies into memory channels.

1.  Select the desired frequency.

2.  Press PUSH FUNC then M-SAVE.  S  appears.

3.  While S appears, press the desired memory channel number.  The 
    transceiver stores the frequency you selected into the memory channel 
    you selected.

4.  To recall a frequency you stored, see "Using M-LOAD" above.

Using FINE (Clarifier)

When you listen to an SSB signal, rotate FINE to tune in slightly off
frequency stations or to tune out interference from adjacent channels.

Using RF-G (RF Gain)

When you receive an extremely strong signal, rotate RF-G counterclockwise 
to attenuate the signal.

Using MIC-G (Microphone Gain)

Rotate MIC-G to adjust the transmitter's microphone gain and SSB 
transmitting power for the best audio quality.

Turning the Key Tone ON And OFF

The transceiver is preset to sound a tone each time you press a key.  To 
turn the transceiver's key tone on or off, turn on the transceiver while 
holding down the push-to-talk button on the microphone.

(BR-EB 9/29/99)