Advanced Wireless Communications AWR-D7500, User Manual

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4. Programmable function key function
There are four programmable function keys that may be defined
in software. These buttons are noted as K1, K2, K3, and TK.
Programmable buttons can be modified by the CPS.
Programmable button function definition list
Button Status Button Assignment Function
K1
K2
K3
Short
Press
No [unction; emergency alarm; cancel
emergency alarm; voice control; power switching;
steady state monitoring [analog]; transient
monitoring [analog]; steady state cancellation
squelch [analog]; transient cancellation squelch
[analog]; Talk Around; off-line; scan; one-touch
call 1 (DMR); one-touch call 2 (DMR); one-touch
call 3 (DMR); one-touch call 4 (DMR); broadcast
local ID [number]; broadcast channel Number;
broadcast power; broadcast battery power;
Long
Press
No function; emergency alarm; cancel
emergency alarm; voice control; power switching;
steady state monitoring [analog]; transient
monitoring [analog]; steady state cancellation
squelch [analog]; transient cancellation squelch
[analog]; Talk Around; off-line; scan; one-touch
call 1 (DMR); one-touch call 2 (DMR); one-
touch call 3 (DMR); one-touch call 4 (DMR);
broadcast local ID [number]; broadcast channel
Number; broadcast power; broadcast battery
power; broadcast channel type; serial port report
(production version only);
Key function description:
1. No function:
No function definition, the button is invalid and there
is an error tone.
2. Emergency alarm: Press this button to initiate an emergency alert,
which is typically associated with the top orange button. Emergency
is only supported by a short key press. A long key press is associated
with emergency off.