Hytera PD70X Series, Руководство по планированию систем

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Hytera DMR System Planner
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ˆ The target radio is stolen.
ˆ You fail to use the radio properly.
ˆ You need to have handsfree communications.
There are two types of remote monitor: remote monitor and emergency remote
monitor. You need to configure the corresponding parameters for the target radio via
the CPS. If only “Remote Monitor Decode” is selected, the target radio will decode
the received Remote Monitor command and transmit a secret call in non-emergent
situations. If you need the radio to decode the Remote Monitor command in
emergency, you will need to select “Emergency Remote Monitor Decode” first. Only
after you select this parameter, will the target radio decode the received Emergency
Remote Monitor command and transmit a secret call to the initiating radio, otherwise,
it will not respond.
Alert Call
With this feature, you can alert another user by sending the data such as signaling.
When the target radio receives the data, it will alert that user by giving tone and LED
indication, as well as the display (including the radio ID or alias) on the LCD, until
the user clears these indications. When the target radio receives the Alert Call
command, its user can press
PTT to alert the initiating radio to make a call. If the
target radio is a mobile radio, when it receives an alert call, it will alert the user by
giving the horns, lights, etc.
To use the Alert Call feature, you need to preset the “Alert Call” parameter and the
“Alert Call Decode” parameter for the initiating radio and the target one respectively
via the CPS.
Radio Disable
Radio Disable allows you to remotely disable a lost or stolen radio, making it
unavailable for operational use. The functions could help prevent potential risks.
This function also allows you to temporarily disable a radio, to prevent unauthorized
use of channel resource. The disabled radio will have a blank display and be unable
to initiate or receive calls, but it can be turned on or off. If such phenomena happen
to your radio, it means your radio is disabled. You can revive it through the CPS or
another radio.
The target radio can only be disabled in the coverage of the system signals. When a
radio is disabled during roaming or hunt, it will still be lockd on the channel at the
station where it is disabled. To revive the radio, you must take it back there.
Generally, all radios can be disabled by default. You can revise the configuration by
setting the “Radio Disable” and “Radio Disable Decode” parameters via the CPS.