"Plug the headphones in and leave them plugged in, then go to the Menu
and find the SPKR+PH Setting and set it to YES. Any time you want to
turn the speaker(s) off, set SPKR+PH to NO."
And better yet is to program the above SPKR+PH setting into the PF1 or PF2
special function
key and turn the speaker on/off with a simple push of the PF key!
73 Larry K1UO
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