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6 .  now press and hold 

F6

 again to store the ident . All 

the digits will flash, then the radio will beep and 
'sAVED' will appear briefly in the selcall area .

Viewing the Page Ident Memory

to view the ident or name stored in the page memory:

1 .  Briefly press the 

Call

 button on the microphone . 'call 

to' will appear on the display, and the selcall ident for 
memory location 1 will be displayed . 

2 .    Press   or   to switch to select selcall memory 39 . 

the selected selcall memory number is displayed in 
the channel display area . if Alpha mode is selected, 
'PAGE' will be displayed in the selcall area .

Activating the Page Mode

select the Page mode by briefly pressing the 

PAGE

 

function key on your radio .
‘PAGE’ will be displayed in the selcall area and the 
display lighting will extinguish after 10 seconds to 
conserve power in case the radio is to be left in Page 
mode for an extended period . this also makes the radio 
less visible if it is left in an unattended vehicle at night .

Deactivating the Page Mode

to de-activate the page mode, briefly press the 

PAGE

 

function key again .

Receiving your Selcall in Page Mode

if the tX4800 receives its own selcall ident while in the 
PAGE mode, it will temporarily switch to the paging 
channel, check that the channel is not in use, then 
transmit the paging ident to the other receiver . it will 
then return to the channel on which the original call was 
received, activate its own selcall alarm and display the 
caller's ident .

meanwhile the other receiver will be beeping to tell you 
that someone has called you . You can then return to your 
tX4800, identify the caller's ident and return the call .

the page mode can be used either while monitoring a 
single channel or while scanning in open scan or group 
scan mode .

Monitoring a Single channel in the PAGE Mode

to monitor a single channel in the Page mode, simply 
select the channel you wish to monitor, then select the 
Page mode by holding the call button down and  
pressing 

F5

 .

With the Page mode selected, the radio will operate 
normally and you can transmit and receive on the 
selected channel .

   if the selected channel has been tagged for Quiet 

operation, the QuiEt mode will be automatically 
selected and 'QuiEt' will be displayed . in this case, 
you will not be able to transmit .

   if your selcall ident is received, your tX4800 will send 

an acknowledge beep back to the caller then change 
to the Paging channel and transmit the Page ident . it 
will finally return to the selected channel, sound the 
alarm and display the ident or name of the caller .

Scanning in the Page Mode

to scan in the Page mode, simply select the required scan 
group, program the required channels, then briefly press 
the 

SCAN

 key . the radio will begin scanning .

now select the 

Page

 mode by holding the 

Call

 button 

down and pressing 

F5

 .

To Return a Call in the PAGE Mode

if you return to your radio and it is beeping, briefly press 

F5

 . the radio will exit the PAGE mode and ‘cAll From’ 

will be displayed along with the ident or name of  
the caller .

Briefly press the 

Call

 button . ‘cAll to’ will be displayed 

along with the ident or name of the caller . now press 
and hold the 

Call

 button for a few seconds until the 

radio beeps . the caller's selcall ident will be sent . if the 
call is successful, you will hear two quick acknowledge 
beeps in your radio’s speaker as the caller’s  
radio responds .

ctcss (continuous tone coded squelch system) and 
Dcs (Digital coded squelch) are quieting systems that 
allow a group of radios to talk to each other without 
hearing other users on the channel . the system applies 
a continuous low level tone to your transmission, and a 
matching tone decoder to your receiver's squelch . When 
ctcss and Dcs are enabled the channel remains quiet 
until someone transmits using the same tone . When the 
transmission ends, the channel becomes quiet again . By 
using different tones, several groups of people can share 
the same channel without disturbing each other . 

if ctcss or Dcs has been enabled by the Dealer, it will 
have been preset on specific channels . 

CTCSS & DCS

Summary of Contents for TX4800

Page 1: ...COMMERCIAL RADIO TX4800 INSTRUCTION MANUAL...

Page 2: ...CALLS 14 DTMF DUAL TONE MULTIPLE FREQUENCY 15 PAGE MODE 15 CTCSS DCS 16 INSTALLATION 17 Selecting a Location 17 Installing the unit 17 RADIO CONNECTIONS 18 SPECIFICATIONS 19 WARRANTY 20 GME AFTER SALE...

Page 3: ...es channel selection and identification of incoming callers Four scanning modes available including Multi trunk busy channel voting and Signal Strength voting Transmitter output power of 25 Watts swit...

Page 4: ...site channel might be labelled SITE1 In this way you no longer need to remember which channel numbers to select you simply select the required channel by it s label Alphanumeric labels are preprogram...

Page 5: ...M3 Recall CH M4 Speed Dial Selcall Memory Recall CH M1 Dial Selcall Mem Recall CH M2 Dial Selcall Mem Recall CH M3 Dial Selcall Mem Recall CH M4 Dial Selcall Mem Speed Dial DTMF M1 Speed Dial DTMF M2...

Page 6: ...the Squelch Sensitivity If an incoming signal is very weak and is close to the minimum squelch level it may become broken or chopped by the squelch action To prevent this simply open the squelch to al...

Page 7: ...splay You can now talk to the other radio in the usual way To cancel Talk Around Briefly press the Talk Around key again A low beep will be heard and TA will disappear from the display THE MONITOR KEY...

Page 8: ...be programmed for OS GS selection The current scan group is normally displayed in the lower right of the LCD as OS for Open Scan or GS for Group Scan To change the Scan Group Briefly press the OS GS k...

Page 9: ...lected along with the number of the last selected channel If any channels have alphanumeric labels the labels will not be displayed while scanning Receiving on a Busy Channel If a signal is received t...

Page 10: ...nel NOTE At this point the radio will no longer be monitoring the working channel To resume Group Scan briefly press the Scan key again OVERVIEW If Selcall has been enabled on the radio it will have b...

Page 11: ...con will disappear from the display and all channels tagged for Quiet operation will now operate normally again To Remove the QUIET Tagging 1 Select a channel that has been tagged for Quiet operation...

Page 12: ...Selcall Speed Dial Memories with Channel Recall Your Speed Dial memories may have been programmed to recall a specific channel before sending the Selcall To send a Selcall using a Speed Dial memory p...

Page 13: ...Key until a beep is heard EDIT will appear briefly in the selcall display area and the right hand selcall digit will begin flashing 5 Select the required digit using the or buttons to alter the flash...

Page 14: ...follows 1 Briefly press the Call button Call To will appear on the display along with the Selcall ident for memory location 1 2 If the radio is in Alpha mode briefly press the F6 key to select the Num...

Page 15: ...your radio unattended yet still be informed of any incoming Selcalls If your Selcall Ident is received while your TX4800 is in the PAGE mode it will automatically call another radio to alert you to th...

Page 16: ...Page mode by holding the Call button down and pressing F5 With the Page mode selected the radio will operate normally and you can transmit and receive on the selected channel If the selected channel...

Page 17: ...he battery leads directly to the vehicle s battery If you need to extend the power leads to reach the battery use heavy insulated automotive wire of at least 10 gauge Installing the Unit After choosin...

Page 18: ...enna Socket Mounting Bracket External Connections Alarm Input AUX Serial Port GPS Input Remote Head DC Power Cable Extension Speaker Socket 3 5 mm Phono Extension Speaker optional Antenna Black Red 12...

Page 19: ...nna Connector Nominal Voltage Operating Voltage Range Test Voltage Reverse Polarity Protection Over Voltage Protection D C Current RF Output Transmit Duty Cycle RF Switching Bandwidth Deviation limiti...

Page 20: ...c and a full description of the defect to the Dealer from whom the unit was purchased All freight charges incurred for transportation by the Dealer or GME are the Purchaser s responsibility The Dealer...

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