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AnyTone AT-D868UV Programming Guide

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AT-D868UV CodePlug Programming Guide
V-1.18
Page 9 of 25 © 2017 Trygve Svärd KD0PNQ
Scan List Name: Name it so it relates to the scan channels
Available Channels: Will list the channels you create
Scan Channel Memb.: Move over the channels you need scanned to this area
Priority Channel select: Select the priority channel or off
Priority Channel 1: Sets which channel is priority 1
Priority Channel 2: Sets which channel is priority 2
Revert Channel: During scanning, when there is no call received, press the
PTT key to transmit on this channel.
Look Back Time A: During scanning, it will scan the priority channel when
check the look back time A every time.
Look Back Time B: Only for analog use. During scanning, when the priority
channel has signal but with incorrect CTCSS/DCS, it will
scan the priority channel when check the look back time B
every time.
Dropout Delay Time: Only for analog use. When scanning with a signal and
starting a transmit, after release the PTT key, the radio will
resume scanning after reaching the Dropout Delay Time.
Dwell Time: Only for analog use. When press PTT key to transmit,
after release of the PTT key, the radio will resume
scanning after reaching the Dwell Time.
Once all done, click on “OK” to save this set-up.
STEP 5 - ZONE LIST CREATION
Create aZone’ name (that relates to the name of the scan list in the step above) and
leave empty for the time being. Creating a ‘Zone’ allows you to put your configured
‘channels’ into logical groups. You can use the samename’ for these (as your Scan List
names) to help you keep things straight in your mind, they are in two different sections,
so there is no conflict. You will need to create a zone in order to select the group of
channels you will be adding. Naming choice is up to you, but most ‘Zones have a limit
of 16 channels. You can name each zone by the geographical location or any other
name you wish. Add your channels in the order you wish them to be accessed by the
channel select knob or menu selection. You may wish to use a name for your zones
that relates to its ‘Scan Lists’.
In the Zone menu, click on Line No.1 to open the Zone Edit window.
NOTE: Once you use the radio and with the up/down key switch between zones,
holding the key down for up or down rapidly switches the zones instead of repetitively
pushing it to switch.

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AnyTone AT-D868UV Specifications

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BrandAnyTone
ModelAT-D868UV
CategoryTwo-Way Radio
LanguageEnglish

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