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CS-F620TR Programming Software Manual
(rev 1.0) -
Conv. Programming Screen
41
Group
Field
Description
Default
Suggested
Settings
Talk
Around
Set to “None” or any of the Conventional or
LTR systems that appear in this list. This is the
system reverted to if the
Talk Around
key is
pressed. When “None” is selected here and the
Talk Around
key is pressed, simplex operation
is enabled. In this regard, if the TX frequency is
programmed different from the RX frequency,
simplex operation takes place on the radios RX
frequency. Also in this mode, the transmit
coded squelch is what is entered in the “C.
Tone TX” field and the coded squelch for RX
is what is entered in the “C. Tone RX” field.
None
(Blank)
Set as
needed.
RX Monitor
Select “Enable” or “Disable”. Setting this field
to “Enable” allows the operator of the radio to
disable any tone coded squelch and monitor the
channel (if the
Monitor
key is pressed). Setting
to “Disable” prevents the user from being able
to monitor the channel, even if the
Monitor
key has been toggled on.
Enable
(Blank)
Set as
needed.
Scan
Scan
Enable
Set to “Enable” or “Disable”. Selecting
“Enable” will allow this system to be scanned
when performing system scan. Selecting
“Disable” will prevent this system from being
scanned. Even if the User Edit field is set to
“Enable” the user will not be able to add this
system to the list of systems scanned (if
“Disable” is selected in this field).
Enable
(Blank)
Set as
needed.
Scan
User Edit
Set to “Enable” or “Disable”. Allows user to
manually add or delete this system from the list
of systems to be scanned. These edits are
normally lost if the user cycles power to the
radio or changes systems unless the Save User
Settings field is enabled.
Disable
(Blank)
Set as
needed.
Scan
Save User
Settings
Set to “Enable” or “Disable”. Allows user’s
changes to the systems being scanned to be
saved when the radio’s power is cycled or the
system is changed.
Disable
(Blank)
Set as
needed.
DTMF
Decode ch
Select “None” or any of the “DTMF Decode
Pri-Codes” listed. If a “DTMF Decode Pri-
Code” has been selected, the radio will emit a
ring tone and flash a “bell” icon if the proper
DTMF sequence of digits is received. You
must set up a DTMF decode entry to use this
function (see the
DTMF Decode
programming
screen - page 48). If the
Select Call
key is
pressed, the radio will also mute to dispatch
traffic until DTMF digits matching the Primary
Code or Secondary Code digit string for the
selected DTMF entry has been received.
None
(Blank)
Set as
needed.