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Wide Area System Scan Capability - This feature,
for multi-site applications, allows the radio to
automatically roam from one system to another when
the current control channel is lost or on a priority scan
timer basis. In the event of a loss of the current
system’s control channel, the radio can be
programmed to automatically scan for control
channels of up to six other systems. If a new control
channel is found, the radio will switch to the new
system and sound an alert tone. Group selection may
change upon switching to the new system. The radio
can also be programmed for priority wide area system
scan. A priority system can be assigned to each
system programmed into the radio. Radios
programmed in this manner will scan for the priority
trunked system’s control channel once every one,
two, three or four minutes (programmable). This
priority scan timer is reset each time the PTT button
is pressed.
CONVENTIONAL FEATURES
•
48-Channel Capability - Scan and System models
radios can be programmed with up to forty-eight
conventional channels.
•
Channel Busy Lockout - Personality information
includes transmit disable capability on a channel
where carrier activity is present. This feature is
selectable on an overall radio basis.
•
Repeater Talkaround - Allows communication with
another portable or mobile radio when out of range of
the repeater.
GENERAL FEATURES
•
Voice Modes - The radio provides Aegis digital and
private voice (optional) operation. A clear voice
(Analog) mode can also be programmed for test
purposes.
•
Rotary Control Knob - The 16-position top-
mounted Control Knob allows easy selection of
systems, groups or conventional channels according
to how the radio is programmed. A stop-plate may be
installed under the knob to limit the maximum
number of position to less than sixteen (16). It is
normally factory installed for fifteen (15) positions.
•
Volume Control Knob - This rotatable control
provides quick and easy adjustments to the volume
level. Minimum volume levels can be programmed
into the unit. This feature prevents missed calls due to
a low volume setting.
•
Backlit Liquid Crystal Display - The 8-digit
alphanumeric LCD provides programmable
customization and feedback to the operator of various
operating conditions. Status flags located above and
below the digits alert the operator to various radio
conditions such as no control channel, conventional
mode enabled, transmitter in operation and a low
battery condition. Scan and System model radios
have additional status flags for scan and special call
operation. LCD backlighting can be enabled or
disabled on a per group or channel basis.
•
Keypad - A Scan model radio has a 4-button keypad
on its front panel that provides special call and scan
control. This keypad also provides private mode
enable/disable control on the encrypt/decrypt
optionally equipped Scan model radios. A System
model radio has a 16-button keypad. The top four
buttons are identical to the Scan model keypad,
providing special call, scan and private mode
enable/disable (optional) control. The lower twelve
(12) buttons form a numeric keypad that allows
enhanced special call control, manual dialing of
telephone inter-connect calls and control of various
other features of the System model radio. Select
model radios do not have a keypad.
•
Scan Operation - Scan and System model radios can
scan the trunked groups programmed into the radio.
Groups which have been previously added to the scan
list (via the keypad) can be scanned. The Select
model radio does not support scan operation.
•
Telephone Interconnect - When operating in trunked
mode, the special call mode (Scan and System models
only) allows operator selection and transmission of
telephone calls (numbers) programmed into the radio.
Telephone inter-connect is performed by the site. The
numeric keypad on a System model radio permits
manual dialing of telephone numbers. Conventional
mode DTMF operation is also supported by this
numeric keypad on the front panel. A Select model
radio cannot initiate telephone interconnect calls.
•
Programmable via the Universal Device
Connector
(UDC) - The entire operation of the radio
can be field customized by programming the unit
using an IBM PC or compatible computer. The
programmed personality is stored in non-volatile
memory within the radio.
•
Simple Remote Control Capability - External
accessories can be connected to the UDC such as a
headset, a speaker-mic or a lanyard. Connection of
the speaker-mic allows the operator to remotely
control PTT operation and audio level of the external
speaker. An antenna jack is located on the UDC for
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