BK Radio DPH- CMD, Owner'S Manual

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The UTXG Pick List can be viewed by pressing
[FCN], then [8] ([FCN] then [T]) . The display
will show:
TONE – 01 or TONE – 01
XXX.X DXXX
Press [PRI] to increment through the list or key
in a number. Press [ENT] to exit the list
viewer. (This feature is for viewing the list only.
Pressing
[ENT] when a list item is displayed
does NOT associate the UTXG with the
selected channel.)
Programming of the list (if programming is not
locked out by PC software) can be
accomplished as follows:
1. While viewing the list, press and hold the
[FCN] key until the ‘ PRG ’ annunciator
lights.
2. Press [CLR] and then enter the new
CxCSS. Press [ENT] to store the new
value and return to the list viewer.
USER TRANSMIT NETWORK ACCESS
CODES (NACS)
When digital channels are being programmed with transmit and receive
frequencies, a receive NAC value and a transmit NAC value can also
be assigned to each channel. On channels that have User NAC
selection enabled, the user can choose NACs from a global UNAC Pick
List containing 32 entries. To assign a UNAC for use when transmitting
on a channel, all scanning functions (Channel Scan, Group Scan, and
Priority Scan) must be turned OFF.
The user selects a channel, then presses and
holds the “N” key (6 key) until “N—“ appears
on the 2
nd
line of the display. The keypad can
then be used to enter a number from 1 to 32.
When a UNAC is active, the second line of the
display will show the number of the selected
list entry (NXX). Once a UNAC is assigned to
a particular channel, it will be stored and used
with that channel whenever the channel is
TONE - 01
000.00
1 2 3
4 5 6
7 8 9
0
* #
CLR
FCN
PRI
ENT
LABEL 20
N18
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For example, if only 4 channels are
programmed, when the channel selector is
rotated past the 4
th
channel the radio will beep
and remain on the 4
th
channel.
OPERATING FROM THE COMMAND GROUP
The Command Group can be entered by
pressing the
[#] key twice. Operation in the
Command Group is indicated on the display by
the ‘
CMND ’ icon.
Adding or deleting a channel to/from the
Command Group’s scan list also changes the
channel’s status in its home group.
It is not valid for a priority channel to be set to
a channel in the Command Group. If, while
operating in the Command Group, the
[PRI]
key is pressed to designate a priority channel,
the “target channel” that is pointed to by the
Command Group channel will be marked as
the priority channel.
MODIFICATION OF THE COMMAND GROUP
When the Command Group is active some or
all of the channels can be deleted. To delete
the knob-selected channel, the user presses
the
[*] key. The display prompts the user to
press the [CLR] key to delete the channel. If
the [*] key is pressed and held (for about 4
seconds) all channels in the Command Group
are deleted.
When a channel is deleted, the display
momentarily shows ‘
CHAN DELETED ’, and
the following channels move up in the list. For
example, if channel 5 is deleted, channel 6
becomes the new channel 5, channel 7
becomes the new channel 6, etc. When all
channels are deleted, the radio beeps
continuously and the display shows ‘
CMND
EMPTY ’ along with the ‘ CMND ’ icon.
Exit the Command Group to add new
channels.
CMND
Chan deleted
SCN CMND
LABEL 7
CMND
cmnd empty
1 2 3
4 5 6
7 8 9
0
*
#
CLR
FCN
PRI
ENT
CLR: DEL chan
* : UNIT CALL