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5 INDICATION AND DISPLAY
5.4 LED Display
Status
Busy state while sending GPS data
Priority Channel
Voice Scrambler
Encryption Display
Scrambler/Encryption Code Mode
Status Message transmission completed
Writing the Voice Announcement data to the
transceiver
Changing the Brightness of the LED Display (LED Brightness)
Supported Models: Mobile
LED Brightness is the function to adjust the brightness of the LED display. The transceiver can be used in dark places or at
night by obscuring the brightness of the LED display.
Pressing the LED Brightness key gradates the brightness of the LED display. The brightness level changes in the
following order: High Low Off. If the brightness level is changed to "Off", the LED of the PF key will also be turned off.
Status of the backlight's brightness (High or Low) that was changed by the LED Brightness key is retained even after the
transceiver is turned OFF. If the backlight's brightness level is set to "Off", the status is not retained even after the
transceiver is turned OFF. In this case, the transceiver starts up with Low state when the transceiver is turned ON.
The brightness of the LED display can also be changed using KPG-175D.
FUNC (K)/Ver 1.20
Indication
NXDN:
Refer to
8.10 Sending GPS Data on page
FleetSync:
Refer to
10.7 Sending GPS Data on page
Appears for 1 sec when selecting a Priority
Channel or when the selected channel is changed
to a Priority Channel by using the Priority Zone-
Channel Select key.
Refer to
16.2 Scanning the Specific Channel
Preferentially (Priority Scan) on page
Appears for 1 sec when Voice Scrambler becomes
enabled.
Refer to
15.1 Built-in Voice Scrambler (Analog) on
page
163.
Appears for 1 sec when Encryption becomes
enabled.
Refer to
15.2 Encryption (NXDN Digital) on page
166.
Analog:
Refer to
Configuring the Scrambler Code on page
164.
NXDN:
Refer to
Configuring the Encryption Key Data Used
for Communications on page
NXDN:
Refer to
8.7 Sending a Status Message (Status
Call) on page
FleetSync:
Refer to
10.6 Sending a Status Message (Status
Call) on page 118
Refer to
6.7 Using Voice Announcement on page
37
Remarks
172.
168.
72.
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