Tait TP8135, User Manual

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Receiving a call
When you receive a call, the radio displays the caller’s identity (see
"Caller’s identity display" on page 46 ) and responds in one of two
ways. The way your radio responds depends on the way it is
programmed and the way the network operates.
■
On-air call setup : The radio gives a ring and automatically
accepts the call. The display shows
GO
.
Press the PTT key and proceed with the call.
■
Full off-air call setup (FOACSU) : The radio rings like a
telephone.
Press the PTT key to accept the call. The display reads
WAIT
until a traffic channel has been allocated, then gives two short
beeps. The LED glows green and the display shows
GO
.
Press the PTT key and proceed with the call.
Caller’s identity display
When you receive a call, the caller’s identity is displayed in one of
the following ways:
■
If the caller’s identity is a name such as
CAR
2 , the caller is one
of your preset call numbers with that name.
■
If the caller’s identity is a number such as 208 , the caller is
either one of your preset calls with that name, or is in the same
fleet as your radio but is not programmed as a preset call for
your radio.
■
If the caller’s identity is
O FLEET
, the caller is not in the same
fleet as your radio and is not programmed as a preset call for
your radio.
■
If the caller’s identity is
PHONE
, the caller is calling from the
PSTN (public switched telephone network).
■
If the caller’s identity is
PABX
, the caller is calling from the
PABX (private automatic branch exchange).