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5.3 Energy Saving Mode (TMO Only)
With the Energy Saving Mode feature enabled, when the radio is not transmitting or receiving, the radio
receives data from the BS periodically instead of continuously. In this case, the radio can reduce traffic on
the control channel and save energy.
The receiving interval is subject to the energy saving level. A higher level indicates a longer interval.
Tap
, tap Energy saving mode, and then select the energy saving level.
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Before entering the energy saving mode, the radio must send a request to the BS. If the BS
supports energy saving and accepts the request, the radio can enter the mode.
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If receiving the energy saving level from the BS, the radio will adjust its energy saving level to
that from the BS.
5.4 Transmit Inhibit (TMO Only)
With the Transmit Inhibit feature enabled, the radio cannot transmit voice or data. This feature applies to
areas with RF exposure limits or potential security risks, such as hospitals or airplanes.
If this feature is configured, you can enable or disable it as follows:
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Tap , and then tap Transmit inhibit.
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Press the preprogrammed Transmit inhibit key.
5.5 Group Call Detector (TMO Only)
With the Group Call Detector feature enabled, the radio allows the dispatcher to confirm whether the radio
joins a group call. When the radio receives a group call with a status message from the dispatcher, the radio
automatically replies to the message. This allows the dispatcher to determine the number of participants in
the call according to the received replies.
If this feature is configured, it is activated when the dispatch station initiates a group call and deactivated
when the group call ends.
5.6 Power
The Power feature allows you to set the maximum transmission (TX) power of the radio.
To select the maximum TX power, tap , and then tap Power.