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Pocket Beep And Tone Squelch - programming

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4 REPEATER OPERATION 17-23 Accessing a repeater 17 Subaudible tones 19 Offset frequency 21 Repeater lockout 21 Reverse duplex mode 22 Auto repeater 23 5 MEMORY OPERATION 24-34 General description 24 Memory channel selection 24 Programming a memory channel 25 Transferring memory contents 27 Memory clearing 29 Channel names programming 30 Memory bank selection 32 Memory bank setting 33 Transferring bank contents 34 6 CALL CHANNEL OPERATION 35-36 Call channel selection 35 Call channel transferring 35 Programming a call channel 36 7 SCAN OPERATION 37-42 Scan types 37 Scan start/stop 38 Scan edges programming 39 Skip channel setting 41 Scan resume condition 42 8 PRIORITY WATCH 43-44 Priority watch types 43 Priority watch operation 44 9 DTMF MEMORY ENCODER 45-47 Programming a DTMF code 45 1 2 Transmitting a DTMF code 46 DTMF speed 47 3 10 POCKET BEEP AND TONE SQUELCH 48-51 Pocket beep operation 48 4 Tone/DTCS squelch operation 50 Tone scan 51 5 11 PAGER/CODE SQUELCH 52-57 6 Pager function 52 Code programming 52 7 Pager operation 55 Code squelch 57 8 12 OTHER FUNCTIONS 58-70 Set mode 58 9 Initial set mode 62 Weather channel operation 65 10 Microphone keys 67 11 Partial reset 68 All reset 68 12 Data cloning 69 13 MAINTENANCE 71-73 13 Troubleshooting 71 Fuse replacement 72 14 Optional unit installation 73 14 SPECIFICATIONS AND OPTIONS 74 15 15 MODE ARRANGEMENT 75-76 iv

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4
REPEATER OPERATION
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17–23
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Accessing a repeater
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17
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Subaudible tones
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19
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Offset frequency
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21
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Repeater lockout
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21
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Reverse duplex mode
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22
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Auto repeater
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23
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MEMORY OPERATION
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24–34
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General description
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24
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Memory channel selection
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24
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Programming a memory channel
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25
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Transferring memory contents
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Memory clearing
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29
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Channel names programming
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30
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Memory bank selection
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32
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Memory bank setting
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33
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Transferring bank contents
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34
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CALL CHANNEL OPERATION
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35–36
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Call channel selection
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35
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Call channel transferring
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35
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Programming a call channel
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36
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SCAN OPERATION
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37–42
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Scan types
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37
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Scan start/stop
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38
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Scan edges programming
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39
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Skip channel setting
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41
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Scan resume condition
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42
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PRIORITY WATCH
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43–44
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Priority watch types
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43
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Priority watch operation
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44
9
DTMF MEMORY ENCODER
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45–47
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Programming a DTMF code
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45
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Transmitting a DTMF code
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46
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DTMF speed
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47
10 POCKET BEEP AND TONE SQUELCH
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48–51
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Pocket beep operation
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48
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Tone/DTCS squelch operation
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50
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Tone scan
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51
11 PAGER/CODE SQUELCH
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52–57
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Pager function
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52
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Code programming
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52
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Pager operation
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55
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Code squelch
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57
12 OTHER FUNCTIONS
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58–70
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Set mode
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58
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Initial set mode
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62
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Weather channel operation
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65
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Microphone keys
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67
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Partial reset
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68
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All reset
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68
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Data cloning
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69
13 MAINTENANCE
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71–73
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Troubleshooting
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71
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Fuse replacement
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72
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Optional unit installation
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73
14 SPECIFICATIONS AND OPTIONS
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74
15 MODE ARRANGEMENT
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75–76