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OPERATING THE TRANSCEIVER

CALLING

ENVOY® TRANSCEIVER GETTING STARTED GUIDE 47

Calling

This section describes how to make the various types of calls from

the transceiver. You can make a call to a contact, return or repeat a

call from the Call History, or enter information at the time of the

call.

For selective calling in ALE/CALM and Selcall HF networks, a

control point must register a self address from the list of available

addresses for that HF network. Self addresses are included in the

HF network information in either the Selcall|ALE Self Address

or Additional Self Addresses entries. If you select an HF

network for a call that does not have a registered self address for

the control point, you will be prompted to register one of the

available self addresses. If you decline to register at this prompt,

you can register a self address in General > Register Self

Address (available in advanced view if the HF network has two

or more self addresses).

CAUTION: Your control point should have a registered self

address for each HF network in which you want to

receive non-data calls. If a 3031 Crosspatch is

connected as a peripheral device to the GP port

connector and you want to be able to receive calls

that are specifically addressed to the crosspatch, its

self address must be entered in the Settings >

Connectors > RFU GP Port > RFU GP Port

Startup entry, for example selfid 3031

NOTE: Depending on the options installed in your

transceiver, additional call types from those

discussed in this guide may be available. For more

information, please see the Reference Manual.

NOTE: Depending on the setup of the HF network used for

the call and the digital voice and/or encryption

options installed in the transceiver, the transceiver

may switch automatically between analogue/digital

voice and/or clear/secure signals.

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