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SCAN
Scan allows each of the channels that has a receive
frequency stored to be automatically monitored for
activity.
BUSYFREQUENCY STOP
The radiotelephone automatically stops scanning when
a signal is detected if Busy Frequency Stop is switched
ON by Menu No. 05. The radiotelephone remains on
the same channel for either a short time or until the
signal drops depending on which Scan Resume method
is selected (see below). The squelch must be adjusted
to the noise threshold point with no signals present for
Busy Frequency Stop to work.
If Busy Frequency Stop is switched OFF by Menu
No. 05, then all channels that contain a receive
frequency are scanned, but the scan never stops on any
channel.
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ScanResume Methods
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Scan Resume controls when the radiotelephone
continues scanning after stopping due to a busy
channel.
Time-operated
Scan:
After stopping, Scan checks
the busy channel approximately three seconds later.
If the channel is still busy, Scan waits another three
seconds then resumes scanning. If the channel is
not busy three seconds after stopping, Scan
resumes immediately.
Carrier-operatedScan:
The radiotelephone
remains on the same channel until the signal drops,
then Scan resumes approximately two seconds later.
Select your preferred Scan Resume method via
Menu No. 05. The default is Time-operated.
Note:
Carrier-operated
Scan is automatically used for scanning
in Selective Call mode. However, when a signal is received,
scanning stops only during the unmuted period.
CHANNEL L OCKOUT
If you want to exclude any channels from being
scanned, these channels should be locked out.
1 Select the channel that you want to lock out.
2 Access Menu No. 04, then choose "ON".
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"LOCK OUT" appears.
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3 Exit Menu mode.
STARTING! STOPPING SCAN
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The [SCAN] button must be activated by your
Dealer to function as described here.
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To start or stop scanning, press [SCAN].
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You can also press Microphone PTT to stop
scanning.
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If all channels are locked out or if only one channel
has a frequency stored, pressing [SCAN] causes the
radiotelephone to generate a triple error beep.
NOISEBLANKER
The Noise Blanker is effective in reducing or eliminating
pulse-type noise. Switch the Noise Blanker OFF or ON
by Menu No. 02.
CLARIFIER
The CLARIFIER control changes the receive frequency
(withoutaffectingthe transmit frequency) by ::1:1.1 k Hz
using steps of 10Hz. The Dealer may have modified
the functionfor an overall range of ::1:110 Hz using steps
of 1 Hz.
KPE-1
SELECTIVE CALLUNIT(OPTIONAL)
After the Dealer installs the optional KPE-1 Selective
Call Unit, you can place calls to other stations by using'
the Microphone keypad to "dial" their unique
Identification code. You can also receive calls from
other stations that have dialed your Identification code.
In addition, Group calls allow you to call and
communicate with a group of stations in your system.
With a single call, you can contact a number of stations
at the same time, and transmit a message that will be
heard by all of these stations. The "*" symbol is used
as a wild card when programming Group codes. For
example, sending the Group code "*0*"
would allow
you to contact all stations that have the number "0" in
the second digit of their Identification codes.
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