(8) Reverse Mode Indicator (REV): This indicator is lit when the reverse operation mode is in
use. (See: Reverse mode operation Page 7)
(9) Low Power Indicator (LOW): When the transmitter output is set at low power (5W—
PCS—6000/IOW—PCS—6000H), this indicator comes on. In the high power mode (25W
— PCS60OO/45W — PCS—6000H), this indicator is not lit.
(10)Signal Indicator (S/RE): This indicator shows the relative incoming signal strength in the
receive mode, and the relative transmitter output power in the transmit mode. (Note: Even
in high power transmit mode, it is possible that not all of the indicators will come on. This
may happen if the antenna SWR is high.)
(11)Hold Indicator (HOLD): This indicator tells you that scanning is in the HOLD mode. In
this scan mode, scanning will stop at any occupied channel and will resume in either about
3 seconds or 6 seconds after the signal disappears. If the~ HOLD scan is not lit, the unit is
in the DELAY scan mode. In this mode, scanning will stop at any occupied channel and
then resume after 6 seconds irrespective of signal condition. For the HOLD mode and
DELAY mode switchover, refer to “How To Program
(12)Transmit Indicator (TX): This indicator lights up when the PTT switch is depressed,
indicating that the unit is in the transmit mode.
(13)Priority Indicator (PRI): This indicator lights up to tell you that the unit is in the priority
mode. (See Priority at page 12
(14)Frequency Indicator
(15)Tone Indicator (TONE): This indicator lights up to tell you that either tone encoder or tone
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activated for use with an optional tone decoder when built in or both tone
encoder and decoder are made activated. More specifically, see the table below as regards
the ‘TONE’ indicator vs. tone encoder/decoder, keyboard tone switch and tone squelch
switch.
TONE
‘TONE’ Indicator
Encoder
Decoder
Tone Switch
T.SQ Switch
x x x x
x o x x
o
x
o
x
o
o
o
o
o: pro—programmed—in
o=Switch ‘On’
(16)Busy Indicator (BUSY): This indicator lights up when the unit is receiving signals over
squelch threshold level, indicating that a channel is in use.
(17) Memory Address Indicator: This unit has two memory banks, A and B, each of which has
ten (l0) memories, indicating the memory address in use by 0ch to 9ch.
(18)Memory Bank Indicator: When memory bank A is selected, this indicator shows A and
when bank B is selected, this indicates B. When both A and B are indicated, the blinking
bank is selected, connecting A and B banks in series and enabling you to call 20 channel
frequencies continuously and or scan 20 channels.
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