Tecnet TS-2116, User Manual

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Programming Cable (optional)
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Advanced Operation
Certain functions can be made possible through
programming software as programmed by an
Authorized TecNet Dealer.
PC Programming
Turn off the radio and connect the programming
cable between the radio and PC. (See figure 7)
For the setting of parameters and writing to the
radio, please refer to the Help documents of the
software.
1.The receiving status of the selected channel can be
checked by a long press of the side button located
below the PTT (programmable key). This allows
the squelch to open on the radio so any received
audio can be heard. Default Mode: Press and hold
of the monitor button for up to 2 seconds to monitor
the channel for activity.
2.When this function is on, the volume can be adjusted
with the Volume Control.
Monitoring
1.The battery level/condition can be checked by a
short press of the side button located below the
PTT (programmable key). Default Mode: Press
momentary and release. The radio will announce
the power level as “high battery power”, “battery
middle power”, “low battery power” or “please
charge”.
2.This function is disabled/enabled through the
programming software (default is on).
Battery Power Check
1.With this function, users can receive calls in
CTCSS/DCS
corresponding channels only with the same
CTCSS/DCS; without this function, users can receive
calling from all corresponding channels using the
same frequency.
2.This function is disabled/enabled through the
programming software.
1. When BCL is activated, it prohibits transmitting
on the channel if occupied by other users. This is
indicated by an audio alarm when pressing the
PTT.
2. When the channel becomes unoccupied, users can
resume talk.
3. This function is disabled/enabled through the
programming software (defalt is off).
Busy Channel Lockout (BCL)
1.This function is disabled/enabled through the
programming software (default is off).
2.If enabled, users can send DTMF code at start or
the end of transmission.
DTMF Encode
Advanced Operation
Advanced Operation
(figure 7)