Motorola HT 1000 User Manual page 109

Field Definitions
Signalling Type
Primary ID
Variable ID
PL Transmit
PTT ID
The RAT CONFIG (F2) and MDC OPTIONS (F3) function keys will be
visible only if this field is set to MDC1200. Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys
to select the signalling type to be used in the transmission of the Unit
ID and Emergency packets. The signalling type may be set to one of
the following: MDC1200, STAR (E), or STAR (P) – where E stands for
Extended and P for Portable.
This feature determines the range of the Unit ID as follows:
MDC1200 0001 - DEEE (Hex - Except Fs)
STAR (P) 0001 - 2047 (Decimal)
STAR (E) 0001 - 9999 (Decimal)
The Unit ID and Emergency decoders will determine whether the
Portable or Extended mode is being used. Once the signalling type is
set, the screen will reflect the applicable options.
The default is MDC1200.
Enter an ID directly or use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to select the
Primary ID. The Primary ID consists of four hexadecimal digits ranging
from 0001 to DEEE. Each radio's Primary ID should be unique in the
communication system to ensure ready identification. Most systems use
numeric-only IDs.
The default is DEEE.
Enter an ID directly or use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to select the
Variable ID. The Variable ID consists of three hexadecimal digits
ranging from 000 to EEE. It is used to group radios so that several
radios will decode the same Selective Call or Call Alert.
The default is EEE.
A valid PL must be selected for the channel for this option to be applicable.
Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to enable/disable this option. If this
feature is enabled, PL will be encoded on the PL-enabled channel
during MDC transmission. If this feature is disabled, PL will not be
encoded on the PL enabled channel during MDC transmission except
for PTT-ID transmission.
The default is Enabled.
Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to make your selection. The setting in
this field determines when the radio will transmit its ID number
relative to the time that the voice message is transmitted. Valid choices
are None, Keyup, Dekey, or Keyup/Dekey. MDC PTT-ID is incompatible
with any other type of PTT-ID signalling, such as DTMF ANI. Only one of
these functions can be enabled at any given time.
The default is None.
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