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Page also uses DTMF codes to address specific stations.
When your transceiver transmits a DTMF code, the
squelch of only the transceivers that have the same code
programmed, opens.
Unlike DTSS, Page allows you to choose whether you will
call a single station or a group of stations. In addition,
Page offers the added benefit of identifying who called you.
When you are called with your Station code, the calling
station's code appears on the display. If called with a
Group code, the Group code appears.
Note: Be aware that audible DTMF tones from other transceivers near
you may be picked up by your MC-53DM or MC-45 microphone. If so,
this could prevent the functions described in this chapter from working
correctly.
Received
Your TM-V7
Not received
145.020 MHz
TX code: 222
Not received
PAGE
PAGE CODE MEMORY
This transceiver has 7 Page code memory channels on
each band. You can select a 3-digit code from among 1000
combinations, 000 to 999 to store in each channel.
Ch. A
Ch. 0
Ch. 1~5
Communication Network Example:
Assume that your group members agreed to use 789 as
the Group code, and stored DTMF codes as shown:
Member 1
Your memory
145.020 MHz
Ch. A: 222
Ch. A: 111
Ch. 1: 222
Ch. 2: 333
Member 2
Ch. 3: 444
Ch. 4: 789
145.020 MHz
Ch. A: 333
To call member 1 for example, select channel 1 to
transmit 222.
To call members 1, 2, and 3, select channel 4 to
Member 3
transmit 789.
145.020 MHz
Ch. A: 444
Stores your Station code.
When called, the calling station's code or the
Group code is automatically stored.
Stores Group codes or Station codes that
you want to call.
Member 1
Member 2
222
333
789
789
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
Member 3
12
444
13
14
15
789
16
17
18
19
20
21
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