3) Turn on tone-in-tail in the user’s newly created profile
To turn on a user’s tone-in-tail, we need to enter the MODIFY USER TONE IN TAIL command prefix,
the user’s slot number, and the tone-in-tail preference. The MODIFY USER TONE IN TAIL prefix is 10.
We are modifying the user in Slot #3. Because we want tone-in-tail to be on, we need to set the
tone-in-tail preference to 1.
In order to turn on tone-in-tail, enter the following sequence (without the dashes):
[1][0]-[0][3]-[1]-[#]
Once you dekey, you should hear the success alert (four 1500 Hz tones.)
4) Set the user’s TX hold time to three seconds
To modify the TX hold time, we need to enter the MODIFY USER TX HOLD TIME command prefix, the
user’s slot number, and the number of milliseconds of the TX hold time. The MODIFY USER TX HOLD
TIME prefix is 09. We are modifying the user in Slot #3. We want to set the TX hold time to 3
seconds, which is 3,000 milliseconds.
In order to set the TX hold time to three seconds, enter the following sequence (without the dashes):
[0][9]-[0][3]-[3][0][0][0]-[#]
Once you dekey, you should hear the success alert (four 1500 Hz tones.)
5) Add a courtesy tone of 1000 Hz to the new user’s profile
To modify the courtesy tone preference, we need to enter the MODIFY USER COURTESY TONE
command prefix, the user’s slot number, and the index of courtesy tone that we would like to select.
The MODIFY USER COURTESY TONE prefix is 11, the user’s slot number is 3, the index of the 1000 Hz
courtesy tone is 2.
In order to add a courtesy tone of 1000 Hz, enter the following sequence (without the dashes):
[1][1]-[0][3]-[2]-[#]
Once you dekey, you should hear the success alert (four 1500 Hz tones.)
6) Save and exit
When you finish making all the above changes, you need to save and exit remote programming mode.
To store the settings of the new user, all you need to do is enter the SAVE AND EXIT command prefix.
The SAVE AND EXIT prefix is 99.
In order to save and exit, enter the following sequence (without the dashes):
[9][9]-[#]
The repeater will respond with a series of tones as it updates followed by a remote mode exited alert,
which is a series of three 600Hz tones.
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