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8G093X01 R5
VR Programming Guide
August 2022 Page 75 of 144
Field Name
Options / Units
Description
Notes
Steering
Table
screen
Opens a steering Table that
enables the user to program up
to 14 different mobile modes
per VR channel and the
corresponding Rx PL / DPL
codes that are used as steering
triggers. When the VR receives
a LPSU transmission with the
programmed PL / DPL, it will
steer the MSU to the
corresponding MSU mode.
Applicable to Analog VR
Modes only.
DVRS mode transitions to
SYSTEM when steering
occurs.
Steering is only permitted
to target MSU channels
that allow DVRS operation
in SYSTEM mode.
Refer to Functional
Description ‘Mobile Mode
Steering via PL/DPL’
section for further details.
Steering
Emergency
Yes
No
Default setting is ‘No’
(Disabled). When steering in
emergency is Disabled, the VR
suspend steering until the
emergency is cleared. The VR
disregards the programmed RX
PL / DPL and repeats all traffic
to the System.
If enabled (set to ‘Yes’) the VR
steering does not change when
emergency has been declared.
Applicable to Analog VR
Modes only.
Steering
Revert
Yes
No
Enables (‘Yes’) or Disables
(‘No”) MSU revert to the
originally selected zone /
channel after the steering
inbound call is complete and
the Steering Hang Timer has
expired.
Applicable to Analog VR
Modes only.
Refer to Functional
Description ‘Mobile Mode
Steering via PL/DPL’
section for further details.
UID
TRNSL.
Yes
No
The local PSU’s ID and TG are
replaced with the MSU’s ID and
TG.
Supported on digital
channels only.
Overrides TG Proxying
and TG Translation
features.
Incompatible with PSU
Authentication.