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Appendix E: List of Audio Delays
Table 132: List of Audio Delays
Name Description
Channel Transmit Delay Transmit delay is a fixed audio delay that may be programmed for each channel. It
is programmable in 0.25-second increments from none to 3.75 seconds. Transmit
audio is buffered for the programmed interval then sent to the channel. This
allows the operator to begin speaking immediately upon keyup without regard of
any delays imposed by the radio network.
To configure this delay, see
Channel Configuration on page 56 and Transmit
Delay on page 60.
Guard Tone Delay See Type on page 56.
To prevent an echo effect, the guard tone delay should be disabled when the IRR
option is used.
To configure this delay, see
Options Configuration on page 61.
Inter-Page Delay The time delay between pages in the same manual page stack. This delay only
occurs for manually entered page stacks (i.e., for two or more pages entered via
Paging/DTMF keypad). Because each page can be sent out over different
channels, Instant-Call (single button) paging stacks always use the Keyup Delay
between pages even if the next page uses the same channel as the previous page.
To configure this delay on button-based consoles, see
Channel Configuration on
page 200.
This delay is not applicable for IntegratorRD consoles. See
Stack Delay instead.
Inter-Stack Delay See Inter-Page Delay .
Keyup Delay This is the delay between when a channel has finished keying up the transmitter
and the start of the first page in a stack.
To configure this delay for button-based consoles, see
Channel Configuration on
page 200. For IntegratorRD consoles, see Page Settings on page 270.
Manual Paging Talk
Time
Manual Paging Talk Time is a single value, programmed per position via RDPS,
that is automatically applied to manual page stacks. See also Talk Time .