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ELEKTRA 2000
36 - RESET
Restart the microcontroller with user programmed values. A melody is heard to indicate a successful
reset. Has the same effect as power up.
Ex: 123436#
Note: The voice message and CW programming are not affected.
37 – REMOTE FULL RESET
Restart the microcontroller and all functions with default values.
Ex: 123437#
Note: The voice message and CW programming are not affected.
38 – VOICE MESSAGE LOCK (Default =1)
This is a security measure to protect the voice message from being erased by mistake. To be able to
record a voice message or use the Simplex Repeater function, this function must be disabled.
0 Voice Lock Disable
39 – MULT-FUNCTION BUTTON (Default = 2)
Determine the action of button S1.
0 PLAY
Starts message 1 playback
1 COR/REC
COR simulation (acts like a REC button after function 19 to record a message)
2 TX OFF
Drops transmitter (Useful when checking for duplexer desense)
40 – VOICE MESSAGE DURATION (Default = 1)
1 One 20s message
41 – VOICE ID PRIORITY (Default = 0)
When repeater is busy and the ID time is up or the voice is playing back and a signal is received, the
voice will be replaced by CW ID. If this option is enabled, the voice message will not be replaced.
0 Disable
42 – SUPER USER MODE (Default = 0)
If enabled, the password will not be required. Just enter the function and option.
0 Disable
Note: The Master Reset is not available in this mode.
43 – COURTESY TONE EDITOR (Default=611 611 61)
You can create you own exclusive courtesy tone. The courtesy tone can be composed by 3 tones and you
can control the interval, duration and frequency of each one. This function acts on the simple tone
(Function 06-1).
0
300 Hz
3
1
400 Hz
4
2
500 Hz
5
[F][D][I] [F][D][I] [F][D]#
F=Frequency, D=Duration e I=Interval
Try the following combinations: 830 330 62, 230 430 62 and 722 742 00 (CW letter A).
To enter the first example press: 1234 43 # 830 330 62#
Note: Zero duration tone will not be transmitted.
1 Voice Lock Enable
2 Two 10s messages
1 Enable
600 Hz
6
900 Hz
700 Hz
7
1000 Hz
800 Hz
8
1100 Hz
13
1 Enable
9
1200 Hz
A
1300 Hz
B
1400 Hz
Hamtronix
C
1500 Hz
D
1600 Hz
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