Dialling Options; Radio-To-Radio Calls; Group Calls - Tait Orca Manual

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Dialling options

How you dial calls depends on how your radio was

preprogrammed and how the trunking network is

configured. Check with your network operator if you are not

sure what calls you can dial.

The dialling sequences described are the most common

setups.

While dialling, you can cancel call setup by giving a short

press of the clear key ( ), changing to another position on

the 16-way selector or dialling the sequence

the

option is not available when your radio has been

preprogrammed for DTMF overdialling.

To send the string you have dialled, press the enter key ( )

or the hash key ( ).

To call a radio in your own fleet:

dial a number from 20 to 89 or 200 to 899, then

press the enter key ( ) or the hash key ( ).

Your fleet may be setup up with users allocated to several

groups. Your radio can subscribe to up to eight groups for

each network you are operating on.

To call a group in your own fleet:

dial a number from 90 to 98 or 900 to 998, then

press the enter key ( ) or the hash key ( ).

You can also modify the properties of the group call you are

making using the following codes:

code 1 sends a conference call to the group;

code 11 sends a broadcast call to the group;

code 8 1 sends a priority conference call to the group;

and

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