Motorola HT 1000 User Manual page 80

Field Definitions
Maximum Channel
Timeout Timer
Auto Reset Timer
CS Sleep Period (ms)
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This is a view-only field (that is, it cannot be edited). This is the maximum
number of channels that can be defined for the radio model currently
in memory.
The default depends on the model number.
Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to adjust the length of time, in seconds,
for which the radio is allowed to transmit. Valid settings range from 15
to 269 seconds in one-second increments. You can also set the
Timeout Timer to an unlimited duration.
The default is 60 seconds.
Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to adjust the length of time that the
radio should remain in Carrier Squelch mode after receiving either an
MDC Selective Call or a Quik-Call II page. The timer value will be
incremented or decreased by five seconds when you press the UP/
DOWN arrow keys respectively. Use the Shift-UP/DOWN arrow keys
to adjust in increments of one second. You can also enter a value
directly.
This timer allows a conversation to occur following a Selective Call
without the radio being reset to Page (Signalling Squelch) mode. The
timer will automatically resume if the PTT switch is pressed or if carrier
is detected during the timer period. The timer will start counting down
once activity has ceased on the channel. The radio be reset to Page
mode only when the timer finally expires. The range for the auto reset
timer is one to 34 seconds in multiples of one second.
The default is 10 seconds.
Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to specify a value for CS Sleep Period.
This is the "sleep period" for a radio on a Carrier Squelch channel
when the Battery Saver feature is active.
During the sleep period, the radio will power down the receiver and
synthesizer and will cease to check for activity on the current channel.
After the sleep period, the radio will turn back on and remain in the
ON state for a period of time sufficient to detect carrier. If an on-
channel carrier is detected, the receiver will remain in the ON state
and the radio will unmute until carrier disappears. When the timer
expires, the radio will resume battery-saving activity by periodically
entering sleep mode for the specified period. The sleep period can be
adjusted from 5 ms to 1050 ms in 5-ms increments.
Note: As you increase the sleep period, battery life will increase,
but the possibility of missing the beginning of a call or
transmission will also increase.
The default is 105 ms.