RTS BTR-80N, Руководство по эксплуатации

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62 Operation BTR-80N, TR-80N, TR-82N
RF Monitor Screen
The RF monitor screen displays beltpack RF status.
To display the beltpack RF status , do the following:
1.
Press and hold MENU for two (2) seconds to display
beltpack RF status.
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If the channel button is set to 1, then signal strength
displays for R1 frequency.
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If the channel button is set to 2, then signal strength
displays for R2 frequency.
Lo = 5mW
hi = 50mW
Hi = 100 mW
2.
Press MENU again to exit RF Monitor Screen.
Setting Beltpack ID
Several functions require the beltpack to know which base and
channel it is associated with.
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Auto Power Setting: The beltpack reduces its TX
power when close to the base. Beltpack transmit
power must be set to Auto.
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Portable Station Deselect: The base can disable the
TALK button of a beltpack. This shuts off the mic
in PTT mode and turns off the transmitter in PT TR
mode.
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First-On-Latch-Out: This locks a base receive
channel so only one beltpack can transmit on the
frequency at a time. A beltpack user attempting to
talk on top of another beltpack on the same
frequency hears a double beep in their headset.
A beltpack tries to establish its ID automatically when its group/
channel changes. The base must be on for this to work.
To check or set beltpack ID manually , do the following:
1.
Press and hold UP for two (2) seconds.
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The LCD displays ID Base# - Receiver#.
For example: ID 1-3 means Base 1, Receiver 3.
If the LCD displays ID--- or does not match the base and
receiver, the beltpack is assigned to, Auto Power, Portable
Station Deselect, and First-On-Latch Out will not work
correctly.
2.
If the beltpack ID is correct, press MENU to exit.
3.
If the beltpack ID is not correct, press SET .
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The ID numbers flash.
4.
Using the UP/DOWN buttons, select a new ID .
5.
Press SET to apply the new ID.
Bases with transmitters enabled are always base #1. A second
base using the first base transmitters instead of its own, and
properly connected to the first base through CAN bus link
cables becomes base #2, etc.
TX Power Signal Strength
0= NO
1= Very Weak
2= Weak
3= Moderate
4= Strong
5= Very Strong