Futurecom PDR8000 Programming Manual page 53

Field Name Options / Units
Channel 1-64 Channels
< Prev.CH 1-64
< Next CH 1-64
Access Code Maximum 10
Table Name alphanumeric
characters
< Prev.Tbl 1-64
< Next Tbl 1-64
Channels Using Comma separated
This Table: list of numbers, 1-64
Rx NAC
Operation
Normal
Receiver Monitor
$F7E
Community
Repeater $F7F
Multi NAC
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Description
Identifies the name of the channel for the
current access code table
Decrements Channel by 1
Goes to the next channel
Name that identifies the current access code
table.
Decrements Access Code Table by 1
Goes to the next Access Channel Table
List of PDR8000 channel number(s) that use
current access code table.
Controls the mode of received Network
Access Code operation.
Normal- Receiver operation allows
PDR8000 to accept incoming RF frames
containing a specific NAC value as defined
by the Rx NAC field in the first row of Multi-
NAC table. Repeater and console calls are
transmitted using the Tx NAC field value as
defined in first row of Multi-NAC table.
Receiver Monitor $F7E - Receiver
operation allows a PDR8000 to accept
incoming RF frames containing any NAC
value. Repeater and console calls are
transmitted using the same fixed NAC.
Community Repeater $F7F - Community
Repeater operation allows a PDR8000 to
accept incoming RF frames containing any
NAC value. ASTRO® packets are repeated
with the same NAC that was received by the
incoming transmission. Infrastructure
packets are transmitted using a fixed Tx
NAC.
Multi NAC - Multi-coded squelch allows you
to predefine a set of accepted Rx NAC and
associated Tx NAC being used by repeat
and infrastructure calls. (Requires Multi
Coded Squelch Enabled)
Document 8K088X04 R5.01
Notes
Changes the
Access Code
Table
accordingly.
Changes the
Access Code
Table
accordingly.
This field is read
only
A DFSI-
connected
console may
utilize this
functionality by
specifying Tx
NAC of $F7E or
may override
this behavior by
providing a
specific Tx NAC
as part of the
transmission
information.
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