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Security
Functions of
Transceivers for
Vehicles
(Mobile only)
FUNC (K)/Ver 1.20
Avoiding Interference with Other
Communications
If a channel to be used for the transceiver to
transmit is being used by other parties, the
transmission of the transceiver on the channel is
automatically restricted.
Avoiding Interference with Other
Communications (Busy Channel Lockout
(Analog))
Enhancing Communication Security
The transceiver is equipped with functions to
enhance secrecy in communications on each
analog channel and digital channel.
15 COMMUNICATION SECURITY
Using a Password to Protect the
Configuration Data of the Transceiver
To prevent the configuration data of the
transceiver from being altered without the user's
permission, or to prevent the configuration data
written in the transceiver from being diverted, a
password can be set for the configuration data.
20.2 Password for Reading Configuration
Data in a PC (Read Authorization Password)
20.3 Password for Writing Configuration Data
(Overwrite Password)
Turning the Transceiver ON or OFF by
Linking with a Vehicle Ignition
For Mobile, the transceiver can automatically be
turned ON or OFF by linking with the status of the
port linked with the vehicle ignition by using the
ignition-linked function.
19.1 Turning the Transceiver ON or OFF by
Linking with the Ignition Sense Port Status
(Ignition Sense)
Using Sound to Notify the Reception
By sending a tone, a user can notify the other
party that the transceiver is receiving a call.
6.4 Using Sound to Notify the Reception
(Calling Alert Tone) (Analog Conventional
System Only)
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Using a Password to Protect the
Transceiver
A user can set a password to the transceiver so
that the transceiver cannot be used by others
without the user's permission.
20.1 Password for Transceiver Operation
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(Transceiver Password)
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Turning the Headlights On of the
Vehicle or Making the Horn Sound
When the Transceiver Receives a Call
For Mobile, by using the horn alert function, the
transceiver can turn the headlights On of a
vehicle to which the transceiver is connected or
make the horn sound when the transceiver
receives a call.
19.2 Controlling Car Behavior by Linking with
the Horn Alert Port Status (Horn Alert)
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