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ADVANCED OPERATIONS
Your transceiver operations vary according to the functions that your dealer has
programmed onto the transceiver keys. Following is brief overview of the
programmable functions. Refer to those functions which have been programmed
onto your transceiver.
• 2-tone
Press this key to display the list of 2-tone codes that has been pre-stored in
your transceiver memory. While viewing the 2-tone list, press the GRP
and keys or rotate the CH control to select your desired code, then press
the PTT switch to make the call.
• Autodial
Press this key to quickly call a DTMF number that has been pre-stored in your
transceiver memory. While viewing the Autodial list, press the GRP and
keys or rotate the CH control to select your desired code, then press the
PTT switch to make the call. Refer to “AUTODIAL” on page 21 for details.
• AUX A
Press this key to activate the Auxiliary A port on the transceiver. When
activated, the (KCH-14) or
A
(KCH-15) icon appears on the display.
• AUX B
Press this key to activate the Auxiliary B port on the transceiver. When
activated, the (KCH-14) or
B
(KCH-15) icon appears on the display.
• AUX C
Press this key to activate the Auxiliary C port on the transceiver. When
activated, the (KCH-14) or
C
(KCH-15) icon appears on the
display.
• Call Response
Press this key to respond to an Individual call.
• Channel Down
Press this key to decrease the channel number. Press and hold this key to
cycle down through the channel numbers. If programmed by your dealer,
when the lowest channel number is reached, the transceiver will “roll-over” to
the highest channel number and continue cycling down.
• Channel Recall
Press this key during Scan to return to the last called zone and channel.
• Channel Select
Using the CH control, turn clockwise to increase the channel number and
counterclockwise to decrease the channel number.
• Channel Up
Press this key to increase the channel number. Press and hold this key to
cycle up through the channel numbers. If programmed by your dealer, when
the highest channel number is reached, the transceiver will “roll-over” to the
lowest channel number and continue cycling up.