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6. Busy Channel Lockout
This function prevents transmission on occupied channels. The following options are available:
OFF : Function deactivated
1
: Signal – Is a signal received, transmission will be blocked until the signal ends, regardless of
the used code.
2
: CTCSS/DCS – Transmission is only blocked if the CTCSS/DCS code of the incoming signal
is identical to the own code.
Make your selection by turning the channel selector and confirm by pressing the enter key [ENTER].
The defaut setting is OFF.
7. Priority Channel Scan
Decide if the channel should be added to the priority channel scanning list or not. The options ADD
and DEL can be selected with the channel selector.
The entry will be stored once the enter key [ENTER] has been pushed. The default setting is YES.
8. TX Power HI/LO
One of the two TX powers (HI and LO), which can be set by your dealer via software, can be
assigned the channel. Make your selection with the channel selector and confirm by pressing the
enter key [ENTER].
9. Bandwidth
On of the following options can be set with the channel selector:
W : Wide – 25 kHz
N : Narrow – 12.5 kHz
.
Confirm your selection by pressing the enter key [ENTER]. The default setting is WIDE.
10. Name
Instead of the default channel number, a channel name can be edited.
The name can be composed of max. six digits. The character is to be selected with the channel
selector. After confirming the selection by pressing the number key [# T-R], the next digit can be set.
The following symbols are available :
Digits 0 -9
Hyphen ( - )
Letters A – Z
Empty Space
End the name programming procedure by pressing the confirmation key [ENTER ].
All ten available parameter have been programmed. To return to operation mode, turn the radio off
and then back on. To continue programming other channels start from step 1 again.
CCIR Selective Call
This function has to be programmed via software. More information about the possible settings can
be found in the manual of the software.
A selective call to one specified radio can be sent prior to the signal. The caller ID is displayed on the
receiving radio.
MENU
SCAN ?
Channel Scan
All Programmed Channels
ENTER
ENTER
To End Press
ENTER
NAME?
Settings Channel Name :
ON / OFF
ENTER
ENTER
To store setting and leave
menu press VFO/MR twice
Channel
Selector
Channel Selector
VOICE?
Settings Annunciation :
ON / OFF
ENTER
ENTER
To store setting and leave
menu press VFO/MR twice
Channel
Selector
Channel Selector
SCANS?
Settings Scan Types :
TO / CO / SE
ENTER
ENTER
To store setting and leave
menu press VFO/MR twice
Channel
Selector
Channel Selector
TOT ?
Settings Time-Out-Timer :
OFF, 30 - 270s
ENTER
ENTER
To store setting and leave
menu press VFO/MR twice
Channel
Selector
Channel Selector
KEYBO?
Settings Keylock :-
MANUAL, AUTO
ENTER
ENTER
To store setting and leave
menu press VFO/MR twice
Channel
Selector
Channel Selector
ANI ?
Settings ANI :
ON / OFF
ENTER
ENTER
To store setting and leave
menu press VFO/MR twice
Channel
Selector
Channel Selector
BEEP ?
Settings Beep Tone :
ON / OFF
ENTER
ENTER
To store setting and leave
menu press VFO/MR twice
Channel
Selector
Channel Selector
LIGHT ?
Settings Backlight Color :
1 / 2 / 3
ENTER
ENTER
To store setting and leave
menu press VFO/MR twice
Channel
Selector
Channel Selector
LED ?
Settings Backlight :
AUTO / ON / OFF
ENTER
ENTER
To store setting and leave
menu press VFO/MR twice
Channel
Selector
Channel Selector
SCRM ?
Settings Scrambler :
OFF / ON
ENTER
ENTER
To store setting and leave
menu press VFO/MR twice
Channel
Selector
Channel Selector
SQL ?
Settings Squelch :
0 - 9
ENTER
ENTER
To store setting and leave
menu press VFO/MR twice
Channel
Selector
Channel Selector
POW ?
Settings TX-Power :
H / L
ENTER
ENTER
To store setting and leave
menu press VFO/MR twice
Channel
Selector
Channel Selector
VOX ?
Settings Sensitivity :
OFF, 1 - 9
ENTER
ENTER
To store setting and leave
menu press VFO/MR twice
Channel
Selector
Channel Selector
PRI ?
Channel Scan
Priority Scan List
ENTER
ENTER
To End Press
ENTER
Channel
Selector
Channel
Selector
Diagram
Functions in Channel Mode
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