G-STAR ID Encoding 27
G-STAR ID Encoding
G-STAR signaling is used with conventional sys-
tems to identify individual radio users by assigning a
unique G-STAR ID to each radio. This ID is trans-
mitted each time the radio makes a G-STAR call,
and is decoded by the dispatcher, giving a visual
identification of the radio in use. A total of 16,384
individual ID codes are available. An emergency call
may also be programmed.
Making a
G-STAR Call
There are two ways to make G-STAR calls on your
T2020.
■ A one touch G-STAR call may be assigned to
the auxiliary ( ) key. To make the call, press
the auxiliary key.
■ A G-STAR call may be associated with each
channel that has G-STAR encoding pro-
grammed. To make one of these calls, change to
the desired channel and press the PTT key.
Depending on the way your radio is programmed,
the G-STAR ID is sent when the PTT key is
pressed, when the PTT key is released, or at both
press and release of the PTT key.
The transmit indicator ( ) appears briefly and the
radio may give a short beep, as the call is transmit-
ted. When the called party responds, proceed with
your conversation.
G-STAR
Emergency
Calling
The one touch G-STAR call programmed for your
radio may be an emergency call. If programmed, emer-
gency mode is activated by pressing the auxiliary key
( ), or by operating a hidden switch. An emergency
call is then sent to a predetermined location, such as
your dispatcher. For a description of emergency mode,
see “Emergency Mode” on page 44.
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