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Operation
buttons displayed in red, green, or gray. Active inputs are displayed in red or green,
inactive inputs are displayed in red, green, or gray. The actual color is dependent on the
configuration.
Up to 18 names are displayed at a time. Additional inputs or outputs can be displayed by
pressing the Next and Prev buttons. The total number of inputs or outputs in the system is
determined during configuration. If fewer than 18 are defined, then the Next/Prev buttons
are not present.
In addition to reviewing inputs, outputs are activated from this display. To change the state
of an output, locate the output to be changed. Then, pressing the button changes the state
of the output. The color of the output changes to indicate the state of the output. Outputs
may be programmed (during system configuration) to be momentary or toggle.
iDEN Call Functions
Refer to iDEN Functions on page 87 for a complete description of iDEN operation.
MAP27 Call Functions
Refer to MAP27 Functions on page 109 for a complete description of MAP27 functions.
MAP27 Dispatcher Functions
Refer to MAP27 Dispatcher (427) Functions on page 125 for a complete description of
MAP27 Dispatcher functions.
MDC-1200 Call Functions
Refer to MDC-1200 Functions on page 130 for a complete description of MDC-1200
functions.
Channel Control Functions
The following is a description of all channel control functions. Depending on the system
configuration, either all functions or a subset of these functions is available. The location
of the function buttons on the CRT or LCD screen is also configurable. In the following
sections, the name enclosed in parentheses is the button label as shown on the CRT or
LCD screen.
Prior to performing a channel control function, the channel module must be highlighted by
pressing the Channel Selector. Pressing a selector zone places a blue-green highlight on
the channel. At this point, the channel functions can be changed.
Refer to following subsections for descriptions on these topics:
• Specifying the Selected Channels on page 66
• Specifying the Unselected Channel Audio Destination on page 66
• Performing Channel Transmits on page 67