Icom IC-F3160 SERIES, Руководство пользователя

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TTX-F3160/F5060-V1.0
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2 Registering the radio
The following timing chart and text explains the working theory of registration after you have turned ON
the radio. It takes approximately 10 seconds after you turn ON the radio to complete the registration
process, if there are no other radios trying to register to the same [Collect repeater] at the same time.
Action of the TX/RX LED
1. After turning ON the radio, it stays on the [Collect repeater] frequency for a maximum of 6 seconds.
(This time duration is adjustable. Refer to items in “related settings” for details.)
2. Receives a [Site ID] signal is sent from the [Collect repeater].
3. The radio sends a [Call request] message to the [Collect repeater].
4. The [Collect repeater] sends back a [Call Response] message to the radio.
5. The radio sends a [Registration request] message to the [Collect repeater].
6. The [Collect repeater] sends back a [Registration response] message to the radio.
7. The radio sends an [End of transmission] message to the [Collect repeater].
8. The [Collect repeater] sends back an [End of transmission] message to the radio.
9. The radio moves to the [Home repeater] and begins standing by.
10. The radio receives a [Site ID] signal sent from the [Home repeater].
11. The radio stands by on the [Home repeater] channel.
Related settings;
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Roaming Wait Timer (CS-F3160/F5060)
Default Value: 6 seconds
Selectable range: 0.1 to 25.5 seconds
This item sets the time duration that the radio
stays on the [Collect repeater] channel to find a
[Site ID] signal, after being turned ON.
This item should be set to 1 second longer than
the Site ID TX cycle. If it is set shorter than the Site ID TX cycle, the radio may fail to find a [Site ID]
signal which is a trigger for the radio to start the registration process.
A maximum of 6 seconds (adjustable)
Approximately 10 seconds