Busy Override - Motorola MTX150 User Manual

• Always-Preferred Site - A Privacy Plus
Roaming radio always attempts to stay on
this site whenever possible, unless the
receive signal strength indication (RSSI)
level falls below the unacceptable level.
The radio periodically checks the RSSI
levels of its preferred site(s) to ensure that it
is always operating on the best preferred
site (more than one preferred site can be
enabled).
• Most-Preferred Site - A site marked as
most-preferred is one level of preference
below always-preferred. The radio attempts
to remain on this site unless an
always-preferred site is determined to have
either the same or a higher RSSI level. The
radio always determines the best
most-preferred site and switches to it
whenever possible.
• Non-Preferred Site - A radio operating in a
non-preferred site switches sites if an
always-preferred or most-preferred
adjacent site with the same or higher RSSI
level is detected. The radio always
determines the best non-preferred site and
switches to it whenever possible.
• Least-Preferred Site - A radio operating in
a least-preferred site switches sites if any of
the above site rankings for any adjacent
sites are detected and their RSSI levels are
at least at the acceptable range. The unit
always determines the best least-preferred
site and switches to it whenever possible.

BUSY OVERRIDE

A busy override request can be granted even
though one or more non-critical states are
busy. Busy override is not a programmable
radio feature, but is enabled or disabled by the
system manager.
After you have requested a mode by pressing
the PTT button and have received a busy
indication:
1 Release the PTT button and press it again. A
busy indication will be received if still busy.
2 Keep the PTT button pressed for the amount
of time your authorized Motorola dealer pro-
grammed into the radio for busy override delay
time (typically about three seconds, but can
range from two to six seconds).
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