This programming applies to the Icom H16, Midland 70-134B(VHF) and Icom U16(UHF) radios.

 First, you need to open the radio, then on the left side of the board is a
jumper that needs to be removed. After removing that, put the radio back
together, turn the radio on. Hold the (F)unction key down and enter 159357
on the keypad. A colon will appear between the "ch" and the channel number.
You are now in programming mode.

Modes are accessed as follows..... 
(F)key + 1 = TX tone

(F)key + 2 = RX tone (usually this tone need not be set unless you need
             to "tone squelch" other stations not on your system)
 Tones codes are as follows..... Encoder tones (1-37)
 1=67.0		11=100.0	21=141.3	31=203.5
 2=71.9		12=103.5	22=146.2	32=210.7
 3=74.4		13=107.2	23=151.4	33=218.1
 4=77.0		14=110.9	24=156.7	34=225.7
 5=79.7 	15=114.8	25=162.2	35=233.6
 6=82.5		16=118.8	26=167.9	36=241.8
 7=85.4		17=123.0	27=173.8	37=250.3
 8=88.5		18=127.3	28=179.9
 9=91.5		19=131.6	29=186.2
 10=94.8	20=136.5	30=192.8

(F)key + 3 = Not used.

(F)key + 4 = Rptr offset -- Use * for minus,# for plus offset.
             (to do -600 Khz, you'd press *00600 and [ENT])

(F)key + 5 = Recieve freq. (also TX if you use * or # 00000 offset-Simplex)

(F)key + 6 = Not used

(F)key + 7 = Special channel numbers (number channels so they are easy to
             remember -- you can only use 17 to 99)

(F)key + 8 = TX time out timer enable

(F)key + 9 = TX inhibit (great for channels you want to hear but cannot
             transmit on.)

 After you enter any data, always press enter to go back to ch:## screen.
After you are totally done, press (F) and [CLR]. Your radio is now ready
to use.

The Midland and the Icoms are both commercial grade radios. This means that
it can be used for your local Fire/EMS/Police/Sheriff's dept you are employed
by as well as the local ham repeaters.

REMEMBER,unless you are licensed and/or authorized to use a frequency, DON'T.