Receiving  An  All  Call; Making  A  Radio  Call - Vertex Standard VXD-720 Operating Manual

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 Receiving  an  All  Call
An   A ll  Call  is  a  call  from  an  individual  radio  to  every  
radio  on  the  channel.  It  is  used  to  make  important  
announcements  requiring  the  user's  full  attention.
Procedure:
When  you  receive  an   A ll  Call:
1   A  tone  sounds  and  the  LED  blinks  green.
2   The   first   line   of   the   display   shows   the   caller  
alias,  and   the  RSSI   icon.  The   second   line   dis-­
plays   A ll  Call  and  the   A ll  Call  icon.
3   Once  the  All  Call  ends,  the  radio  returns  to  the  
previous  screen  before  receiving  the  call.  
 If  the  Channel  Free  Indication  feature  is  en-­
abled,   you   will   hear   a   short   alert   tone   the   mo-­
ment   the   transmitting   radio   releases   the   PTT  
button,  indicating  the  channel  is  now  available  
for  use.
You  cannot  respond  to  an  All  Call.
See  Making  an  All  Call  on  page  43  for  details  on  
making  an  All  Call.
NOTE:  The  radio  stops  receiving  the  All  Call  if  you  
switch  to  a  different  channel  while  receiving  
the  call.
 
During   an  All   Call,   you   will   not   be   able   to  
use  any  programmed  button  functions  until  
the  call  ends.
Making  a  Radio  Call
You  can  select  a  channel,  subscriber  ID,  or  group  
by  using:
Channel  Selector  Knob
page  55)
Private   Calls   only   and   is   dialed   using  the   key-­
pad  (see  Making  a  Private  Call  from  Contacts  
on  page  57)  
 
NOTE:  Your   radio   must   have   the   Privacy   feature  
enabled  on  the  channel  to  send  a  privacy-­
enabled  transmission.
 
Only   target   radios   with   the   same   Privacy  
Key  OR  the  same  Key  Value  and  Key  ID  as  
your   radio   will   be   able   to   unscramble   the  
transmission.
 
See  Privacy  on  page  81  for  more  informa-­
tion.  
One  Touch  Access  button  
Contacts   Settings   on  
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