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Call Queuing
If you need to leave your T2040
II
unattended, incoming calls can be saved as ‘call-back’
messages for you to return later. All calls except group calls, PABX and PSTN calls can be
queued, as follows:
1
Enter
ð
ð
ð
ð
48
õ
õ
õ
õ
using the keypad, or keep the
Despatcher
key (
) pressed until the
DESPATCHER
indicator illuminates.
Incoming calls from other radios are now queued by your radio. The display shows the
number of queued calls on the left and the identity of the calling party on the right, in
the same way as a received call is displayed. The most recent call is displayed until you
scroll through the queue.
2
Press the
PTT
key to call the party shown on the display, or
3
Use the
Up
and
Down
keys (
/
) to scroll through the calls and choose an
unanswered call from the queue. Press the
PTT
key to make the call.
4
To clear a queued call from the queue without calling the party, select it and press the
Clear
key (
).
5
To disable call queuing, enter
õ
õ
õ
õ
48
õ
õ
õ
õ
using the keypad, or keep the
Despatcher
key
(
) pressed until the
DESPATCHER
indicator turns off.
Incoming calls are now received normally. The call queue remains intact and you can
reinstate call queuing at any time.
Note:
With call queuing enabled, it is still possible to make calls by dialling any number, using
the keypad.
Changing Trunked Networks
The T2040
II
can operate in two completely separate trunking networks. To do this, the radio
must be programmed with the parameters of each network. You may wish to change networks
because you are out of reach of the current network (the
SVC
indicator is flashing) or you need
to have access to the second trunking network.
1
Press
ð
ð
ð
ð
700
õ
õ
õ
õ
to display the name of the current trunked network.
2
Press
ð
ð
ð
ð
701
õ
õ
õ
õ
to change to network 1 or
ð
ð
ð
ð
702
õ
õ
õ
õ
to change to network 2, or
3
If your radio has preset labels programmed to change networks, press the
Alphanu-
meric
key (
) and use the
Up
and
Down
keys (
/
) to find the name of
the new network. Briefly press the
PTT
key or the
Hash
key to (
) initiate the
change.
The radio displays the name of the new network, followed by a power-up message.
4
Check to see that the
SVC
indicator appears within a few seconds. If it keeps flashing,
you may be out of the coverage area of this network.
