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ES Series Models II/III Portable Radio Operating Manual 7-17
Multi-Net Features
7.10.3 Number Entry / List Programming
One radio wide list can be programmed for Telephone call numbers and another for Unit
call IDs. Each list can contain up to 16 numbers.
7.10.3.1 Direct Entry Using Keypad
As described in Section 7.10.1, numbers can be directly entered using the DTMF keypad.
To select this mode, press and hold the option button until a tone sounds (approximately 1
second) or select
Enter No
(telephone call) or
ID
(unit call) in the menu mode and press
the F2 button.
Store and forward dialing is used. Therefore, numbers can be dialed at any convenient rate
and dialing errors corrected before the number is sent. To erase the last digit, press the
Down arrow button. A number is not sent until the PTT switch is pressed.
When in a call, the 0-9, *, # characters can be overdialed while pressing the PTT switch
(telephone calls only). Refer to the following for more information.
7.10.3.2 Telephone Number Requirements
• Numbers can have up to 16 digits maximum. A pause equals one digit.
• To enter a pause from the radio keypad, press the “#” key. When programming a list,
enter a “p” or “P”. A pause is indicated by “P”. The numbers up to the pause are sent
and then a short delay occurs before the remaining numbers (or the numbers up to the
next pause) are sent.
• The “*” and “#” characters cannot be sent a part of the number but can be overdialed
during a call while pressing the PTT switch.
Note
Either “ # ” or “
*
# ” terminates the call, depending on system programming. If “ # ” must
be sent, such as with some voice mail systems, the interconnect rules should require “
*
#
”
disconnect and/or a long “ # ” tone (greater than 500 ms).
7.10.3.3 Unit and Directed Group IDs
If a Unit or Directed Group call is being made, a 4-8 digit number is dialed or recalled
from the pre-programmed Unit Call list which specifies the destination of the call. The
digits dialed for the various types of calls are as follows. Leading zeros are detected.
Unit Call (Current Site)
4-digit unit ID of subscriber unit
Unit Call (Directed Site)
3-digit site ID +
4-digit unit ID of subscriber unit