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bl.ink. Th!s
1s the
first d1g1t
of the
3·dJglt DTMF Code
tostore.
D Tu
m the
selector knob to select a
DTh1F
Code diglt
between
O
and 9, correspondtng to the first d.igit of the
personal ID code for your station on t.his band.
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Press
MH:z
or the rnicrophone UP button agam to cause
the nex.t digit to the right to blmk, and again
tum
the
selector knob to select the next
digit
of your ID code.
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Repeat t.he above step to set the last d.lgit.
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t
t.his point, if you want to go
back and change one
oft.he tr.'1ree code digits, you canpress the DWN'"button on
the rnicrophone.
D Press the R.PT key to retum the display to its norma!
paging mode (that is, the operating frequency
w1th
the
lOO's·of·MHz digit replaced
by
the Code Memory
number).
YouriD Code is now stored m Code MemOrJ
l.
You can use the same procedure to stare the Memory
Codes cf other individuals or groups
in
Code Memories
2- 6, but with an additional feature. Generally, you stare
another station's ID Code so you can page them, but do
not want to have your transceJVer nnging every time
someone else calls thern. On the other hand, you stare
group codes with the intention cf receiving any pages to
the group (so you want your squelch te open and the
transceiver to ri.ng, tf paging).
During the Code Memory storage procedure de-
scnbed above, when storing Code Memories 2- 6, you
have an opportumty to decide whether your transceiver
should respond to L!'lcorrung paging calls on a particular
Memory Code. After pressing
F/W+R..SET
to activate
Code setting, and whtle the leftmost (Memory Code)
digit ts blink.ing, you can press the
F/W
key to toggle
D1MF
squelch paging capability on and off. When on,
that is, when the decoder is enabled to receive paging
calls with this Code Memory, a small underbar appears
beneath the dig1t.
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Therefore,
if
you are setting a Group Code, you want
te have the underbar cn, and if setti.ng another station's
Individuai Code, you want it off. As already mentioned,
this distinction does not apply to code squelch only (non-
paging) operation.
Note that the underbar
lS
displayed permanently on
Code Memory l, since tJus is your own ID (that you will
always want to receive when paging
is activated). Also,
the underbar never
ap~ars
on Code Memory O, since this
Memory slot is reserved far display ofthe ID ofincom.ing
pagtng calls.
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