ZETRON 30 Worldpatch - Interconnect Courtesy Tones; Half-Privacy Mode

Section 4. Programming
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24# ___# Station Morse ID Mode
0 = Disabled
1 = ID every 10 minutes, with activity
2 = ID every 10 minutes, regardless of activity
0
25# ______# Station Morse ID Call Sign (8 digits maximum)
For example, to program the Model 30 with the call sign WNCR-414, you would
look the seven characters up in Table 4-1, and then enter them using command
25# as follows:
Enter DTMF: 25# 19 26 32 27 04 01 04 #
Comments: ID = W N C R 4 1 4 done
Table 4-1. Station ID Cross Reference
Digit
s
# Code Digit
s
Letter Code Digit
s
Letter Code
00 0
− − − − −
12 A
• −
26 N
− •
01 1
• − − − −
22 B
− • • •
36 O
− − −
02 2
• • − − −
32 C
− • − •
17 P
• − − •
03 3
• • • − −
13 D
− • •
10 Q
− − • −
04 4
• • • • −
23 E
•
27 R
• − •
05 5
• • • • •
33 F
• • − •
37 S
• • •
06 6
− • • • •
14 G
− − •
18 T
−
07 7
− − • • •
24 H
• • • •
28 U
• • −
08 8
− − − • •
34 I
• •
38 V
• • • −
09 9
− − − − •
15 J
• − − −
19 W
• − −
25 K
− • −
29 X
− • • −
30 /
− • • − •
35 L
• − • •
39 Y
− • − −
#END 16 M
− −
20 Z
− − • •
Interconnect Courtesy Tones
During a telephone call, a courtesy tone may be sent to the phone whenever the
mobile user unkeys. This tone is intended to prompt the phone party to begin
speaking.
26# ___# Interconnect Courtesy Tone (0 = Disabled, 1 =
Enabled)
0
Half-Privacy Mode
When enabled, the Half-Privacy mode squelches the repeat audio path and sends
a continuous masking tone to the transmitter when the mobile user is speaking to