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SIGNAL INDICATOR
In receive,
shows the relative strength of the incoming
signal.
In transmit,
shows the relative output power.
Note that even with maximum output all of the indicators
may not be lit because of the SWR level.
IMPORTANT:
If the SWR is too high the unit may shut
down.
If it shuts down it will switch to Channel AO and
the display may blink.
You will also hear a warning
"beep".
Immediate steps must be taken to reduce the SWR
or the unit can be damaged.
HOLD
This indicator is lit when the unit is in Scan,
and the
SCAN HOLD mode is being used.
When the unit is in Scan
and this indicator is not lit then the unit is in the
SCAN DELAY mode.
Refer to "OPERATION,
SCANNING HOLD or
DELAY" for more information (Refer to page 12.)
TRANSMIT
(TX)
The TX indicator is lit when the Push to Talk Switch on
the microphone is actuated.
It is also lit when
programming the Transmit Frequencies or Transmit Tones
into memory.
TONE
This indicator is lit when a transmitted PL Tone has
been programed for the channel being used.
BUSY
When lit,
a signal (or noise) exceeding the squelch
threshold level is being heard.
The channel is BUSY.
MEMORY ADDRESS
When in
Memory Mode shows the number of the memory
channel being used.
It will be a number from 0-9.
MEMORY BANK
When in the Memory Mode,
shows the Memory Bank being
used.
It will be "A" or "B",
or "A" and "B".
When A and
B are both displayed it means that the two banks are
connected in series.
The letter that is blinking is the
bank currently in use.
Refer to "OPERATION, MEMORY BANK
CHANGE" for more information (page 15).
FUNCTION
When lit this indicator shows that you are in the
Function Mode.
In the function mode,
other keys when
pressed will perform their alternate function instead of
there basic function.
Refer to "OPERATING CONTROLS,
#4 FUNCTION KEY",
for more information (page 5).
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