Grecom PSR-410 - Detailed Menu Reference; GLOB Menu Reference

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Detailed Menu Reference
Your PSR-410 scanner uses GRE's exclusive Object Oriented User Interface,
which features a powerful menu system that is used to configure the
various Scannable Objects that your scanner is capable of receiving. The
PSR-410 design also includes a Global Settings (GLOB) menu that provides
unprecedented control over the radio wide settings used throughout your
scanner. This section of the manual provides detailed information about all
of the menus and menu parameters.
Each menu parameter features a
Dflt
softkey that can be used to restore
the value to the factory defaults. This can be very useful if you make a
change to a parameter but do not like the result.
HINT: Remember that context sensitive help is available for every menu
parameter. Press FUNC SEL to view help for the selected parameter. Press
SEL to exit help.
HINT: It's easy to fix things if you inadvertently change a parameter and
then can't remember how to make it right again. Each parameter includes a
Dflt
softkey, which, when pressed, restores the factory default setting for
that parameter.
HINT: If you think you've really messed the Global settings up, you can
reset every global parameter back to factory defaults without altering your
programmed objects. Turn the radio off, then on again. While the “Welcome”
screen is being displayed, press and release 0, then press and release
2. Press ENT to confirm the reset of all global parameters to their factory
defaults.
NOTE: The Special Global Settings menu (FUNC GLOB) includes parameter
settings that, if not set properly, may adversely affect the performance of
your radio. We recommend that users not change the settings found in the
FUNC GLOB menu unless instructed to in this manual or directed to do so
by GRE Technical Support personnel. Should you experience difficulties
after changing any of the settings in the FUNC GLOB menu, you can also
restore those settings to factory defaults by pressing the
Dflt
softkey
associated with each menu line, or following the 0,2 global settings reset
procedure described above.
GLOB Menu Reference
The GLOB menu stores all of the radio-wide settings used by the scanner.