Using the Radiophone
4-4
Outback HF Radiophone
The Radiophone display
The display provides you with visual indication of the selected channel numbers, and
the transmit and receive frequencies. In addition, it shows you messages that will
assist you when operating your Radiophone. A detailed description of all the
messages can be found in section 12, Display messages.
The display– and button legends of the control head– are back-lit to give you the
clearest view. If necessary, the brightness can be adjusted to suit your needs, refer to
Dimming the display indicators on page 4-6.
This section explains what the option codes mean and how to reveal the option codes
on the display.
The display contains two rows of information. Each row is split into three groups.
What you see in each group depends on the Radiophone mode selected.
Option codes
Code
Description
S
in the far left hand position indicates that selective call is
enabled for this channel.
E
indicates that emergency calling has been enabled for this
channel.
L
indicates the lower side band has been enabled for this
channel.
U
indicates the upper side band has been enabled for this
channel.
t1-4
indicates this channel has been programmed for tone calling.
(Four tone pairs can be used, t1 to t4.)
Summary of Contents for 8525B Series
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Page 20: ...Overview 2 10 Outback HF Radiophone...
Page 28: ...Installation 3 8 Outback HF Radiophone...
Page 52: ...Using the Radiophone 4 24 Outback HF Radiophone...
Page 86: ...Using selective call 5 34 Outback HF Radiophone...
Page 115: ...Using tone call 8 10 Outback HF Radiophone...
Page 169: ...Changing the set up options 11 18 Outback HF Radiophone...
Page 179: ...Display messages 12 10 Outback HF Radiophone...
Page 185: ...Front and rear panel sockets 13 6 Outback HF Radiophone...
Page 187: ...Specification 14 2 Outback HF Radiophone...
Page 189: ...Options and accessories 15 2 Outback HF Radiophone...