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ctcss code guard values

The CTCSS Code Guard system may be set for any frequency in the 

range of 67 to 255.9 Hz.  However, since most systems adhere to the 

Electronic Industry Association (EIA) standards, tones should be selected 

from the following EIA list.  In order to insure optimum performance, tone 

selection for use on the same radio frequency (RF) channel or adjacent 

channels in the same coverage area should be made from one of the 

Groups A, B, or C to the maximum degree possible.  

Group A

Group B

Group C

    67.0 (XZ)  *151.4 (5Z) 71.9 (XA)

  146.2 (4B)

  74.4

    77.0 (XB)    162.2 (5B)     82.5 (YZ)   156.7 (5A)

  79.7

    88.5 (YB)    173.8 (6A)     94.8 (ZA)   167.9 (6Z)   85.4 (YA)
*100.0 (1Z)

   186.2 (7Z)   103.5 (1A) *179.9 (6B)

  91.5 (ZZ)

  107.2 (1B)    203.5 (M1)   110.9 (2X)   192.8 (7A)
  114.8 (2A)    218.1 (M3) *118.8 (2B)    210.7 (M2)
  123.0 (3Z)

   233.6

  127.3 (3A)   225.7 (M4)

  131.8 (3B)

   250.3

  136.5 (4Z)

  241.8

  141.3 (4A)

* 50/60 Hz power distribution systems could cause falsing.

The assignments in a given area shall be made from within one of the 

Groups: A, B, or C.

Summary of Contents for GPH-CMD

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Page 2: ...unctions 7 Channel 0 Group One Functions for Older Models 9 Channel 0 Group Two Functions 9 Channel 0 Group Three Functions 11 Backlight Duration 12 Group Labels 13 Channel Settings 14 Channel Bandwidth 14 Receive Frequency 14 Receive Mode Digital Models Only 14 Receive Analog Code Guard 15 Receive NAC Digital Models Only 15 Squelch Mode Digital Models Only 16 Transmit Frequency 17 Transmit Mode D...

Page 3: ...ameters 23 Editing Parameters 24 CMD Group Parameters CH 00 24 Group Options Group One 1 12345678 25 CMD Global Parameter Options GRP 00 26 Keypad Editing Password 26 Global Option Groups 1 and 2 26 Global Options Group One 26 Global Options Group Two 28 Automatic Number Identification ID ANI 29 Priority 1 Channel 30 Priority 1 Group 30 Priority 2 Channel 31 Priority 2 Group 31 Transmit on Priorit...

Page 4: ...el 41 CMD Specific Programmable Items 42 Global Priority Channels Considerations 42 User Selectable Code Guard Considerations 42 User Selectable NAC and Talkgroup Considerations 42 Programming the Picklists 42 Cloning Radio Settings 44 What Clones 44 Using Standard Model as the Master 44 Using Command Model as the Master 46 Cloneable Information Tables 48 Radio Compatibility 48 Older Models 48 Sta...

Page 5: ...nual describes these procedures CLONING You can transfer the programmed settings to another radio of the same frequency band by using a cloning cable See the Cloning Radio Settings section of this manual PC With a computer proper programming software and LAA 0725 interface cable That procedure is not described in this manual Contact BK Radio for the required programming cable and software Radio Mo...

Page 6: ...he push button master switch will be on the top NOTE The cloning cable can be used as a substitute for the programming plug by inserting the end with the push button master switch into the side connector of the radio Select a channel group to be programmed See Select A Group Channel in the Owner s Manual Press and hold the master switch While holding the master switch press and hold the FCN key Af...

Page 7: ...the microphone and the far right soft switch on the front of the radio simultaneously SCN PRI SQL ID PRG PR TX RX SCN ID CG MON GRP G R P The radio is now in the Password Entry Mode Enter the six digit password code for the selected group Without the correct password code you cannot proceed with programming SCN PRI SQL CH 00 PRG PR TX RX SCN ID CG MON GRP G R P Press the ENT key to proceed to Prog...

Page 8: ...repeatedly to view the settings in Channel 0 and then loop back to the CH 00 entry point Group Channel 0 Settings include Group Password Automatic Numeric Identification Transmitter Time Out Timer Scan Delay Time Priority 1 Channel Priority 2 Channel Group One Functions 1 12345 Battery Saver Inhibit Function 1 Group Scan List Function 2 Transmit on Priority 1 Function 3 Priority 1 Lock Function 4 ...

Page 9: ...smitted as a DTMF tone burst for ANI purposes The ANI can be enabled or disabled See ANI DTMF Mode on page 10 of this manual If no change is needed for the ID number press the FCN key to advance to the next field To enter a new number press the CLR key and then the number keys The digits will appear at the right of display and move to the left Press the ENT key to store the new ID number and advan...

Page 10: ...Scan Delay is set the display will indicate PRG PR1 The Priority 1 Channel can be programmed as a fixed channel tied to the Channel Selector knob or programmed OFF If the radio is programmed to transmit on the Priority 1 Channel transmissions will occur on PR1 if PR1 isn t programmed OFF when operating in Single or Dual Priority Scan Mode If PR1 is a fixed channel and the PRI key on the keypad is ...

Page 11: ...s a group of five individual functions that can be enabled or disabled 1 12345 PRG When a function is enabled the corresponding number in the display will flash When the function is disabled the number is steady If you wish to change the function from enable to disable or vice versa press the number key corresponding to that function EXAMPLE If function 4 Priority 1 Lock is disabled the 4 in the d...

Page 12: ... function 4 is disabled steady the user will be able to change the channel that is designated as Priority 1 Channel See Dual Priority Scan in the Owner s Manual Option 1 5 Scan List Lock 1 12345 PRG When function 5 is enabled flashing the user will not be able to change the channels in the Scan List When disabled steady the user can enter or delete channels from the Scan List See Change the Scan L...

Page 13: ...channel select knob positron Channel 0 Group Two Functions 2 12345 PRG After Group One functions are set the display will show PRG 2 12345 for Group Two functions As with Group One functions the enabled function numbers will flash The disabled functions remain steady Option 2 1 User Code Guard Selection 2 12345 PRG When function 1 is enabled flashing the user will be able to press the keypad to in...

Page 14: ...itter PTT can be activated by rotating the Squelch knob clockwise off the Code Guard detent To set Busy Channel operation use the following chart Function 2 Function 3 Indication Disable Steady Enable Flashing Lockout Enable Flashing Enable Flashing Override Enable Flashing Disable Steady Option 2 4 5 ANI DTMF Mode 2 12345 PRG When function 4 is enabled flashing the ANI ID number will be transmitt...

Page 15: ...d function numbers will flash The disabled functions remain steady Option 3 1 2 Reserved for future enhancements Option 3 3 Backlight On Display Change 3 12345 PRG When function 3 is enabled flashing the display backlight will illuminate each time the display receives input This includes displayed changes in the selected channel or scan channel and the PR TX and SCN annunciators The display will n...

Page 16: ...key to advance to the next field without saving changes Backlight Duration lITE OFF PRG 1 SEC ON PRG lITE On PRG After Group Three functions the display will show the current backlight duration setting Available settings are LITE OFF 1 second increments up to 6 SEC ON and LITE ON NOTE Excessive battery drain will result if LITE ON is set and used for extended periods of time If no change is needed...

Page 17: ...r in position 7 The decimal moves left with the number in position 7 as new numbers are entered Use the following steps to enter a number in position 8 or characters in positions 1 8 a Press the PRI key repeatedly to cycle through characters 0 9 A Z _ h blank then back to the start again If you pass the desired character press the PRI key repeatedly until you return to the start and reach that cha...

Page 18: ... for 12 5 15 kHz channel bandwidth using the narrow band receiver filter When there is no N the channel is set for 25 30 kHz channel bandwidth Receive Frequency 151 62500 PRG RX Press the FCN key and the upper part of the display will show PRG RX This is the receive frequency for channel 1 in MHz If the displayed frequency is correct press the FCN key to advance to the next field If a new frequenc...

Page 19: ...e Guard value See CTCSS Code Guard Values on page 51 of this manual Press the ENT key to store the new value and automatically advance to the next field d131 PRG RX CG To enter a CDCSS Code Guard value press the key causing the letter D to appear followed by three zeros Enter the desired code using keys 0 thru 7 keys 8 9 do not respond See CDCSS Code Guard Values on page 51 of this manual Pressing...

Page 20: ...igital signal with any NAC is detected Then press the ENT key to store this NAC and automatically advance to the next field Squelch Mode Digital Models Only sqL XXX PRG RX ID The next field is the Receiver Squelch Mode for Channel 1 This setting is only used if the receive mode selected was Digital or Mixed or if User Code Guard is activated The upper part of the display will show PRG RX ID The lo...

Page 21: ...play will show PRG TX and the lower part of the display will show Mode X where X can be A for Analog Mode D for Digital Mode or M or Mixed Mode If the mode is correct press the FCN key to advance to the next field If a new mode is desired press the PRI key to cycle through the mode settings Press ENT to store the new mode and automatically advance to the next field Transmit Analog Code Guard 000 0...

Page 22: ...ode NAC for Channel 1 transmit This value is only used if the transmit mode selected was Digital or Mixed or if User Code Guard is activated The upper part of the display will show PRG TX ID CG The lower part of the display will show NACXXXX where XXXX is the Network Access Code in decimal If the NAC is correct press the FCN key to advance to the next field If a new NAC is desired press the CLR ke...

Page 23: ...ll not appear in radios that do not have the encryption option The upper line of the display will show PRG TX ID and the lower part of the display will show SEC XXX where XXX can be CLR to always transmit a clear signal ENC to always transmit an encrypted signal or SW where the transmission can be selected via a programmed switch NOTE To use the SW selection one of the radios toggle switches or FC...

Page 24: ...is selection will not appear in radios that do not have the encryption option The upper line of the display will show PRG TX ID and the lower part of the display will show KEY XXX where XXX can be SEL for selectable or LCK for locked If the selection is set to Selectable the encryption key can be selected via the radio s keypad If the selection is set to Locked this channel will always use the enc...

Page 25: ... Program Another Channel ch 01 PRG At the starting point for Channel 1 the display will show PRG CH 01 Press the number keys for another channel number to gain access to the frequencies etc for that channel Each channel is then programmed using the same steps described for Channel Exit Programming Mode A B C CG SQ OFF VOL 3 5 4 16 2 1 14 15 13 12 8 6 7 9 10 11 Rotate the OFF VOL knob counterclockw...

Page 26: ...TX Mode RX Mode TX Code Guard RX Guard TX NAC RX NAC Talk Group ID Squelch Mode Channel Label Digital Models Only Global Parameters GRP 00 Keypad Programming Password TX Time Out Timer ANI ID Scan Delay PRI 1 Channel Busy Channel PRI 1 Group ANI DTMF PRI 2 Channel Backlight Triggers PRI 2 Group Backlight Duration TX on PRI 1 Silent Mode PRI 1 Lock Battery Saver Scan List Lock NOTE Keypad Programmi...

Page 27: ...CN key to cycle through the data fields Selecting Channel Parameters 1 2ABC 5JKL 8TUV 4GHI 7PRS 3DEF 6MNO 9WXY FCN PRI ENT CLR 0 Digital home channel T32 N4 G7 PRG TX RX SCN D CMND CH 00 PRG TX RX SCN D CMND home channel T32 N4 G7 PRG TX RX SCN D CMND CH 00 From the CH 00 position enter the number of the channel to be programmed or press the PRI key to increment to the desired channel Once the des...

Page 28: ...gs the data must first be cleared by pressing the CLR key Data must be set by pressing the ENT key Pressing the FCN button will move to the next parameter without making any change 1 2ABC 5JKL 8TUV 4GHI 7PRS 3DEF 6MNO 9WXY FCN PRI ENT CLR 0 Digital home channel T32 N4 G7 PRG TX RX SCN D CMND CH 00 PRG TX RX SCN D CMND home channel T32 N4 G7 PRG TX RX SCN D CMND CHANNEL MAIN PRI 1 CHAN Parameters w...

Page 29: ...field Group Label PRG TX RX SCN D CMND home channel T32 N4 G7 PRG TX RX SCN D CMND LABEL 1 Group Label Each Channel Group can have a label of up to twelve characters or spaces The characters can include 0 9 A Z h or blank If no change is needed press the FCN key to go back to the starting point for Channel 0 settings Changing The Group Label Labels are edited from left to right Pressing the PRI ke...

Page 30: ...ccessed individually by pressing the FCN button PRG TX RX SCN D CMND home channel T32 N4 G7 PRG TX RX SCN D CMND 1 12345678 GBL OPTIONS These are groups of eight individual options that can be enabled or disabled When an Option is enabled the corresponding number in the display will flash When the Option is disabled the number is steady If you wish to change the Option from enabled to disabled or ...

Page 31: ...en Option 5 is enabled flashing the user will not be able to use the ENT and CLR keys to add channels to and delete channels from the Scan List When disabled steady the user can alter the Scan List using the ENT and CLR keys Option 1 6 Backlight On Display Change PRG TX RX SCN D CMND home channel T32 N4 G7 PRG TX RX SCN D CMND 1 12345678 GBL OPTIONS When Option 6 is enabled flashing the display ba...

Page 32: ...ns Group Two Option 2 1 Reserved For Future Options Options 2 2 3 Busy Channel Operation PRG TX RX SCN D CMND home channel T32 N4 G7 PRG TX RX SCN D CMND 2 12345678 GBL OPTIONS Options two and three are used to set Busy Channel operation There are three types of busy channel operation available Busy Channel Modes include Busy Channel Indicator The yellow LED illuminates when a signal is received o...

Page 33: ... transmit PTT switch is activated A sidetone of the ANI number transmitted will also be heard through the speaker Options 2 6 7 and 8 Reserved For Future Options Once each option is set as desired you can store the changes discard the changes or disable all displayed options Press the CLR key to disable all displayed options steady Press the ENT key to store new displayed options settings into mem...

Page 34: ... or Dual Priority Scan Mode If PRI 1 is a fixed channel and the PRI key on the keypad is not locked out during normal radio operation the user can select a new group if necessary move the channel selector to a new channel and press the PRI key to choose a new PRI 1 channel Press the PRI key to cycle through the priority channel options Setting the channel to MAIN ties the PRI 1 channel to the Chan...

Page 35: ... 2 channel has been programmed as one of the 500 channels in the radio the group where the channel resides must be designated If PRI 2 has been tied to the Channel Selector knob set to MAIN or programmed OFF the Priority Group field is skipped Press the PRI key to cycle through the priority group options or press number keys to enter a group Press the ENT key to store the new priority group and ad...

Page 36: ...SCAN LIST SELECTION is set to LOCKED OUT the user will not be able to use the ENT and CLR keys to add channels to and delete channels from the Scan List When SCAN LIST SELECTION is set to USER SELECT the user can alter the Scan List using the ENT and CLR keys Press PRI to toggle the option on or off Press ENT to store the setting and advance to the next field Transmit Time out Timer PRG TX RX SCN ...

Page 37: ...lable Busy Channel Modes include Busy Channel Indicator The yellow LED illuminates when a signal is received on the channel selected with or without the programmed receive Channel Guard setting Busy Channel Lockout The yellow LED illuminates and the transmitter PTT is disabled when a signal is received without the programmed receive Channel Guard setting Busy Channel Override This option is simila...

Page 38: ...EY PRESS BACKLIGHT This step applies to DPH CMD only Refer to Option Group 2 7 8 for GPH CMD The backlight can be triggered by different events When BACKLIGHT is set to trigger on KEY PRESS the display backlight will illuminate each time a key is pressed even if pressing the key has no other effect The display will not illuminate if backlight duration is set to LITE OFF See Backlight Duration belo...

Page 39: ...anges Silent Mode PRG TX RX SCN D CMND home channel T32 N4 G7 PRG TX RX SCN D CMND ON SILENT MODE This step applies to DPH CMD only Silent Mode is not available in the GPH CMD When SILENT MODE is set to ON all beeps tones and alerts from the radio s speaker are silenced Only normal audio communication between radio users will be heard Press PRI to toggle the option on or off Press ENT to store the...

Page 40: ...pacing using the wide band receiver filter Receive Frequency PRG TX RX SCN D CMND home channel T32 N4 G7 PRG TX RX SCN D CMND 136 25000 RX FREQUENCY Press the FCN key to move to the RX FREQUENCY field This is the receive frequency for channel 1 in MHz If the displayed frequency is correct press the FCN key to advance to the next field If a new frequency is desired press the CLR key followed by the...

Page 41: ...e displayed value is correct press the ENT key to store the Channel Guard value and automatically advance to the next field Receive NAC Digital models only PRG TX RX SCN D CMND home channel T32 N4 G7 PRG TX RX SCN D CMND 293 RX NAC PRG TX RX SCN D CMND home channel T32 N4 G7 PRG TX RX SCN D CMND 00659 RX NAC This field is the Network Access Code NAC for Channel 1 receive This value is only used if...

Page 42: ...ng is only used if the receive mode selected was Digital or Mixed or if User Channel Guard is activated The upper part of the display will show PRG RX Available modes are Normal and Selective Normal squelch opens on a matching NAC and ANY Talk Group ID or Individual Unit ID Selective squelch requires the correct NAC and the correct Talk Group ID and for Unit to Unit calls requires a matching Indiv...

Page 43: ...el 1transmit NOTE To enable User Tone Pick List Selection the TX Guard must be set to 0 0 no guard If this value is correct press the FCN key to advance to the next field To enter a new value press the CLR key to reset the display to 0 0 Press the number keys to enter a Tone Channel Guard value See Tone Channel Guard Values in section 2 3 To enter Digital Channel Guard first press the CLR key then...

Page 44: ...ter a letter after another letter or number first enter any number then toggle it with long 2 or 3 key presses NOTE To enable User NAC Pick List Selection press and hold the U key 8 key The display will show UNAC EN To disable Pick List Selection press and hold the U key again If Pick List Selection is enabled but none of the entries has been selected the radio will use the default NAC 293 when tr...

Page 45: ... label for channel 1 If this label is correct press the FCN key to proceed to the entry point If a new channel label is desired follow the instructions under Group Label in section 2 2 1 2 2 After the CHAN LABEL is set the display will return to the Channel 1 starting point If you wish to review the settings for Channel 1 subsequent pressing of the FCN key will show each value and then return to t...

Page 46: ...AC list in a Command radio press and hold the 8 TUV key while in the TX NAC screen until UNAC EN appears in the display To disable the User Selectable NAC and assign a channel specific NAC press and hold the 8 TUV key until 000 0 is displayed PRG TX RX SCN D CMND home channel T32 N4 G7 PRG TX RX SCN D CMND UTGID EN TALK GRP ID To access the User Selectable Talk Group ID list in a Command radio pre...

Page 47: ...top display line will show the pick list number The bottom line shows the programmed value Press the PRI key to cycle through programmed list 1 2ABC 5JKL 8TUV 4GHI 7PRS 3DEF 6MNO 9WXY FCN PRI ENT CLR 0 Digital home channel T32 N4 G7 PRG TX RX SCN D CMND CH 00 PRG TX RX SCN D CMND home channel T32 N4 G7 PRG TX RX SCN D CMND 103 5 TONE 03 While the entry you want to edit is displayed press and hold ...

Page 48: ...elected group of a Master radio will be cloned to the Slave radio When cloning between radio types the Slave radio will ignore information it does not use as channel or group information For instance when using a DPH as the Master and a GPH CMD as the Slave information such as mode setting will be ignored since the GPH CMD does not have digital operating ability Also when a Slave radio has more ch...

Page 49: ...ogram to the clone clone PRG 10 Press the FCN key on the Master radio keypad The display will flash CLONE while information from the master is downloaded to the clone 11 If the download was successful the display on the master will resume flashing PROG To clone another channel group turn off both radios and go back to Step 3 changing the channel group as required If cloning is finished turn off th...

Page 50: ...adio ignores group data other than the group label and the group scan list bit The DPH CMD s global data is not disturbed NOTE Some groups may be locked by PC programming to prevent them from being overwritten Only unlocked groups will accept incoming clones Cloning Instructions Put the Master radio in Programming Mode by pressing and holding the master switch then pressing and holding the FCN key...

Page 51: ...G TX RX SCN D CMND CLONING Once the data to be transferred has been selected press the FCN key on the Master radio keypad The top line of the display will flash CLONING while the program in the master is being downloaded to the clone If the download was successful the display on the Master will again display the clone prompt target and data to be transferred PRG TX RX SCN D CMND home channel T32 N...

Page 52: ...PH GPH CMD DPH GPH CMD GPH GPH Plus GPH GPH Plus GPH GPH Plus EPH EPI EPH EPI LPH LPI LPH LPI MPH MPI MPH MPI Mobiles DMH DMH DMH GMH GMH Plus GMH GMH Plus GMH GMH Plus LMH LMH EMH EMH Requires G ECC Cloning Cable Older Models Master Radio LPH LPI LPH LPI EPU EPV LPU LPV LMH Valid Slave Radios Portables DPH DPHX DPH DPHX EPU EPV DPH DPHX GPH CMD GPH CMD LPU LPV GPH CMD GPH GPH Plus GPH GPH Plus GP...

Page 53: ...riority 1 x x Priority 1 Lock x x Group Scan List x x x x Scan List Lock x x User CG Selection x x Busy Channel Op x x ANI DTMF Mode x x Display Settings x x Group Label x x x x Channel Bandwidth x x x x RX TX Frequency x x x x RX TX Mode x x RX TX Code Guard x x x x RX TX NAC x x Squelch Mode x x Talk Group ID x x Secure Selection Encrypted Radios Only Encryption Key Encrypted Radios Only Key Loc...

Page 54: ...x x y y Priority 1 Lock x x y y Group Scan List x x y y Scan List Lock x x y y Busy Channel Op x x y y ANI DTMF Mode x x y y Display Settings x x y y Programing Password y y Group Label x x x x Channel Bandwidth x x x x RX TX Frequency x x x x RX TX Mode x x RX TX Code Guard x x x x RX TX NAC x x Squelch Mode x x Talk Group ID x x Channel Label x x x x Code Guard Selection x x Pick List Code Guard...

Page 55: ...cent channels in the same coverage area should be made from one of the Groups A B or C to the maximum degree possible Group A Group B Group C 67 0 XZ 151 4 5Z 71 9 XA 146 2 4B 74 4 77 0 XB 162 2 5B 82 5 YZ 156 7 5A 79 7 88 5 YB 173 8 6A 94 8 ZA 167 9 6Z 85 4 YA 100 0 1Z 186 2 7Z 103 5 1A 179 9 6B 91 5 ZZ 107 2 1B 203 5 M1 110 9 2X 192 8 7A 114 8 2A 218 1 M3 118 8 2B 210 7 M2 123 0 3Z 233 6 127 3 3...

Page 56: ...rogramming of the system Usually systems using direct Unit to Unit transmission systems without mobile relays repeaters remote control etc may use codes from the table Systems with relays etc may use code variations for systems control and operational efficiency The system operator or engineer should be consulted regarding the operational requirement on such systems 023 065 131 165 245 315 411 466...

Page 57: ...Group Two Functions User Code Guard Selection 2 12345 Busy Channel Indicate 2 12345 Busy Channel Lockout 2 12345 Busy Channel Lockout w override 2 12345 ANI Mode 2 12345 DTMF Mode 2 12345 ANI and DTMF Mode 2 12345 Channel 0 Group Three Functions Reserved for Future Enhancements 3 12345 Backlight on Display Change 3 12345 Backlight on Key Press 3 12345 Alphanumeric Numeric Display Mode 3 12345 Comm...

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