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Pocket Beep And Tone/digital Squelch - memory channels

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10MEMORY/CALL OPERATION 71-82 General description 71 Memory channel selection 71 Call channel selection 72 Programming a memory/call channel 74 Copying a memory contents 77 Memory clearing 78 Programming memory name 80 Memory name indication 82 11 SCAN OPERATION 83-89 Scan types 83 Scan start/stop 84 Programming scan edge channels 85 Skip channel setting 88 Scan resume condition 89 12PRIORITY WATCH 90-91 Priority watch types 90 Priority watch operation 90 13POCKET BEEP AND TONE/DIGITAL SQUELCH ...... 92-99 Pocket beep operation 92 Tone/Digital code/call sign squelch operation 96 14OTHER FUNCTIONS 100-112 Set mode 100 EMR mode operation 107 Break-in communication 109 S-meter squelch 111 AFC function 111 CPU reset 112 1 2 15MAINTENANCE 113-114 Troubleshooting 113 3 Fuse replacement 114 4 16SPECIFICATIONS AND OPTIONS 115-116 Specifications 115 5 Options 116 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 vi

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10MEMORY/CALL OPERATION
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71–82
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General description
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71
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Memory channel selection
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71
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Call channel selection
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72
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Programming a memory/call channel
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74
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Copying a memory contents
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77
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Memory clearing
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78
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Programming memory name
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80
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Memory name indication
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82
11SCAN OPERATION
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83–89
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Scan types
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83
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Scan start/stop
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84
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Programming scan edge channels
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85
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Skip channel setting
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88
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Scan resume condition
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89
12PRIORITY WATCH
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90–91
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Priority watch types
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90
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Priority watch operation
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90
13POCKET BEEP AND TONE/DIGITAL SQUELCH
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92–99
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Pocket beep operation
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92
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Tone/Digital code/call sign squelch operation
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96
14OTHER FUNCTIONS
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100–112
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Set mode
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100
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EMR mode operation
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107
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Break-in communication
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109
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S-meter squelch
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111
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AFC function
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111
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CPU reset
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112
15MAINTENANCE
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113–114
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Troubleshooting
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113
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Fuse replacement
.........................................................
114
16SPECIFICATIONS AND OPTIONS
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115–116
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Specifications
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115
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Options
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116
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