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To confirm the selected channel, press
PTT
. If the setting is not confirmed within a few
seconds of the change, the menu will be exited without any changes.
If the unit is a MASTER, it will automatically start a new network. If the unit is a SLAVE, it will
automatically try to find and logon to a network.
2.8.1.2 VOX
Setting
The VOX setting, voice operated keying, can be toggled on or off.
Press and release the
M
button until the SynVoice announces the VOX setting, e.g. “VOX
ON”.
Press and release * to change setting between ON or OFF. When * is released a SynVoice
message informs the operator of the selected setting, e.g., “VOX OFF”. If the selected
setting is not the desired setting, press * again.
To confirm the selected channel, press
PTT
. If the setting is not confirmed within a few
seconds of the change, the menu will be exited without any changes.
2.8.1.3
KEY LOCK Setting
When KEY LOCK is enabled it protects against accidental key press. With key lock on, the operator
can send an Emergency PTT or exit the mode.
Press and release the
M
button until the SynVoice announces the KEY LOCK setting, i.e.,
“KEY LOCK OFF”.
Press and release * once to turn on key lock. When * is released a SYNVOICE message
informs the operator of the selected setting, e.g., “KEY LOCK ON”. If the selected setting is
not the desired one, press * again.
To confirm the selected channel press
PTT
. If the setting is not confirmed within a few
seconds of the change, the menu will be exited without any changes.
To exit the KEY LOCK mode:
Press and release the
M
button once. The SynVoice announces the KEY LOCK setting, i.e.,
“KEY LOCK ON”.
Press and release * once to turn off KEY LOCK. When * is pressed, KEY LOCK mode is
immediately exited and the SynVoice message informs the operator of the selected setting,
e.g., “KEY LOCK OFF”.
2.8.1.4 LED
Setting
The LED has five available settings:
1.
Normal – LED is visible to naked eye in ambient light (or darkness).
2.
High – LED is brighter than normal.
3.
NVG – LED is less visible to naked eye. Night vision goggles are required.
4.
Time – LED only functions for a few seconds after power-up and then turns off.
