Icom IC-F9010 SERIES Operating Manual page 56

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APCO P25 MODE OPERATION
D Transmitting an Emergency call along with
an Emergency alarm
q Push and hold [Emergency]*
2
riod* to enter the emergency mode.
• The countdown starts immediately.
w After the specified time period*
ceiver automatically, and repeatedly, transmits an Emer-
gency alarm.
• To exit the emergency mode, push and hold [Emergency] again
before transmitting an Emergency alarm.
• After receiving an acknowledgement, "ACK RECEIVED" is dis-
played (Simple and 10-key types only), and depending on the
pre-setting, the transceiver exits the emergency mode.
• When an acknowledgement is not received, "NO ACKNOWLDG"
is displayed. (Simple and 10-key types only) And depending on
the pre-setting, the transceiver automatically transmits the micro-
phone audio (Auto TX).
e Push and hold [PTT] to transmit an Emergency call.
• The LED indicator (for Handhelds) or Transmit indicator (for Mo-
biles) lights red.
r To exit the emergency mode, turn the power OFF.
* 1
The emergency repeat cycle must be set to '2' or above.
* 2
Depending on the pre-setting. Ask your dealer for details.
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1 for the specified time pe-
2 has passed, the trans-
D Receiving an Emergency alarm
An Emergency alarm can be received only while in the Con-
ventional mode.
An emergency alarm decode action and automatic acknowl-
edgement capability should be enabled by your dealer with
the CS-F9010/F9510
cloning software
details.
q When an Emergency alarm is received;
• The LED indicator (for Handhelds) or Busy indicator (for Mobiles)
lights green.
• Ringers sound.
• "EA RECEIVED" and the calling station ID (or name) blink. (Sim-
ple and 10-key types only)
For Handhelds:
EA RECEIVED
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The calling station ID name
w An acknowledgement is automatically transmitted.
• The LED indicator (for Handhelds) or Transmit indicator (for Mo-
biles) lights red.
e Push any key (except for [
blinking and return to normal operation.
. Ask your dealer for
For Mobiles:
E A R E C E I V E D
I N D I V I D U A L 1
]) to stop the display from