Motorola MCS 2000 User Manual page 169

Field Definitions
Button (number)
Call Alert,
Message, And
Status
Phone
Private Call
Index
Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to select the feature that corresponds to
this one-touch button. One-touch buttons 1 through 4 may be
programmed as Trunking buttons on either the control head or the
handset buttons on the RADIO WIDE BUTTON CONFIGURATION
screen (F4/F3/F3/F2).
A control head or mic/handset button programmed for one-touch
button allows Trunking features such as Status, Message, Private Call,
Call Alert and Phone to operate with the touch of a single button.
Pressing the button will cause the radio to automatically enter the selected
feature and transmit the list member corresponding to the one-touch
button index.
Pressing the button will cause the radio to send a phone request and
transmit a pre-programmed phone list number. The index field indicates
which phone list number to transmit.
Pressing the button will cause the radio to enter the Private Call feature at
the Call ID in the Call List corresponding to the one-touch button index.
If the Private Call Type is PC I, PC II or PC I/II, PTT must be pressed to
initiate the Private Call.
If the Private Call Type is Enhanced PC, pressing PTT is not required to
initiate the Private Call.
Pressing a one-touch button while the radio is already in the feature
corresponding to the one-touch button will cause the radio to abort the
feature.
Note: The availability of Phone, Private Call, Call Alert,
Message, and Status on any one-touch button is determined by
the radio wide model options purchased for your radio.
The default value for all one-touch buttons is Disabled.
Enter the value for the index into the list pertaining to the feature
(Phone, Private Call, Call Alert, Status, or Message) assigned to the
one-touch button.
The list size depends on both the radio model and the feature assigned to the
one-touch button. Press F1 while in this field and press PgDn to view the
table showing the different list sizes for each radio model and feature.
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