CONTACTS
ENTRIES FOR A CONTACT
160 ENVOY™ TRANSCEIVER REFERENCE MANUAL
Entries for a contact
Contact name
A contact is a person or organisation for whom you want to store pre-defined call
information. One contact may have several different methods of being called. The
name of the contact is the label, in any supported language, identifying this bundle of
call information. Typically, it is the person’s or organisation’s name. You can enter
up to 32 characters to uniquely identify the contact.
NOTE: The number of characters that you can enter varies with the input
language.
Calls for a contact
Each contact must have information for at least one call associated with it. A call for
a contact bundles the information required by the transceiver to call that contact by a
particular method. For example, you may want to call Bob (contact), and send the call
to the transceiver in his vehicle (one address), or, you may want to communicate with
him via a Message call (call type) to the transceiver on his desk (a second address).
You can supply all of the information required to make the call, or you can be
prompted for information at the time of making the call.
Related links:
Call types on page 434
HF network
The HF network that you select defines the call system, self address and scan tables
used by your station to call this contact via this method. The HF networks from which
you select must be pre-defined in User Data > HF Networks.
Related links:
HF networks on page 139
Call type
The call type is the particular type of call that you want to use to communicate with
the contact. The call types from which you may select while adding a contact are
defined in Settings > Calling > Call Types For Contacts.
Related links:
Call types on page 434
Call Types For Contacts on page 230
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