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Digital
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Remote Monitor
Set the TX to make a call to listen to the targeted
Cloning Items
Set the TX to make a call to listen to the targeted
radio's audio frequency without requiring any
action from the targeted radio user.
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Phone Number List
Make a list for easy recognition of the phone
number.
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Individual
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Option
Optional functions are selectable in Individual,
Talkgroup, Config, Call option, and encryption.
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Expert
Set P25 Parameters, Lockout, and scan extension
time.
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Individual
Set the individual ID with hexadecimal or decimal
format and enter the ID name.
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Talk-group
Set the talk-group ID with hexadecimal or decimal
and enter the ID name.
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Status
Trunking
Trunking enables further effective channel
management by sharing a minimum of channels
with a large number of users. Set in System
Registration, Hunt List, Roaming List,
and CH ID List. Please see
4-2-3 APCO P25 Clone
Soft Setting
for details.
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Status
Set the Rx and Tx status.
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Short message
Enter up to a 12-character message that will be
displayed at transmission and reception of a short
message. Ten messages are available.
OTAR
OTAR (O er The Air Reke ing) is the common name
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Page
Page call is designed to notify the targeted radio
user who may be away from his/her radio or in
noisy environment with alert and indication. Select
‘enable’ if required.
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Radio Check
Radio check call is designed to determine
OTAR (Over-The-Air-Rekeying) is the common name
for the method of changing encryption keys in a
two-way radio system over the radio channel (“over
the air”). The keys can be changed over the IP
network (SNDCP setting is required).
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whether the targeted station is turned on, within
the communication range and on channel without
requiring any action to the targeted radio user. This
call causes a targeted radio to send an
acknowledgment automatically.
Select ‘enable’ if required.
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Radio Inhibit/Un-inhibit
DTMF
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DTMF Autodial
Enter the DTMF Code and Text.
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Radio Inhibit/Un inhibit
The radio inhibit (stun or kill) calls/or/un-inhibit
(revive) cause the targeted radio to automatically
send an acknowledgment and to be
unusable/or/usable.