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Have you set the frequency memory correctly? Press the SET button until “Sto” briefly appears on the display.
You now have to assign the frequency memory a channel number (from 001 to 255). With
larger systems, it is recommended to use the same channel numbers for both transmitters and receivers in order to provide for simpler monitoring of the system. With the / buttons you can now select the desired channel number:
Have you set the channel number correctly? Press the SET button until “Sto” briefly appears on the display. The display then switches back to the standard display.
Only now does the receiver change to the new frequency / channel.
For some countries, this menu is locked via a special configuration program, since not all tunable receiving frequencies are approved in these countries. If the “FREQUENCY” menu is selected, “Loc” appears on the display.
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