Description
Turn off alarm function (alarm disabled),
The terminal emits a sharp alarm tone and the
control center does not receive an alarm signal.
When alarms, the radio gives an audible and
visual prompt.
After sending an emergency alert signal to the
control center, a local alarm tone is sounded. In
the alarm state, there are indications of sound
and visualization.
When alarms, the radio will not give any audible
or visual prompt. At the same time, no sound is
made on any received audio.
When alarms, the radio will not give any audible
or visual prompt. However, the radio sounds
when you press and hold the PTT button to
initiate a call or respond to a call.
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Emergency Type
Disable
Only whistle
Conventional
Alarm whistle
Silent
Silence with
voice
2) Receive Calls
When the host computer has configured DTMF as the
receiving signaling system of the current channel, when
decoding the code word is DTMF personal ID code, the
decoding is successful. During the resetting time, it can talk
to the other party. The reset time needs to be re-decoded.
11.2 PTT ID Call
In analog mode, you can program the radio to configure the
DTMF on-line code and off-line code; and enable the
up-down-line code on the analog channel. When enabled,
the code will be sent each time the [PTT] key is pressed,
and the code will be released when the [PTT] key is
released.
1. Emergency Alarm
In the event of an emergency, you can use this feature to
ask your fellow or control center for help. Emergency alarm
has the highest priority, you can alarm whether the radios is
transmitting or receiving.
Alarm initiator to exit the alarm mode, there are two cases:
•Turn off the radio to exit the whole machine alarm.
•Press pre-programmed [Emergency Off] shortcut key to
exit the alarm.
•In other ways, when exiting alarm mode, the alarm on the
current channel can only be temporarily exited. When
reselecting the channel, the alarm will continue.
EMERGENCY ALARM FUNCTION
2. Emergency Type
The radio prompts in different modes for different Emergen-
cy types, as shown in the following table.
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