Quick Reference Guide
Table Of Contents
- 1Unpacking and Checking
- 2Radio Overview
- 3Operations
- 4CPS-Menu
- 5Common Setting
- 6Conventional Setting
- 6.1.1Conventional Setting-Password
- 6.1.2Conventional Setting-Zone
- 6.1.3Conventional Setting-Channel-Digital Channel
- 6.1.4Conventional Setting-Channel-Analog Channel
- 6.1.5Conventional Setting-Multi CTC/CDC
- 6.1.6Conventional Setting-Contact
- 6.1.7Conventional Setting-Network-Network
- 6.1.8Conventional Setting-Network- Local Access Managem
- 6.1.9Conventional Setting-Network-Multisite Access Mana
- 6.1.10Conventional Setting-Network-Application Programmi
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repeater, while the PTT Input signal is the local audio signal from the front panel PTT or
from the external PTT.
Default：Repeat Request
Option Description:
Repeat Request: The repeater responds to the Repeat Request signal first.
PTT Request: The repeater responds to the PTT Input signal first.
First Come First Send: The first received PTT audio service will be responded to
first.
TOT Time
Repeat TOT Time
This parameter is used to set the maximum time that the repeater is allowed to take
for a single repeating.
Default: Infinite
Range: 15 – 600s and Infinite
TOT Pre-alert Time
This parameter is used to set the interval between the time when the repeater starts
to alert the user and the time when it terminates the repeating service.
Default: 30s
Range: 1-30s
TOT Pre-alert Interval Time
This parameter decides the interval between the alerts that the repeater gives within
the TOT Pre-alert Time.
Default: 10s
Range: 3-15s
TOT Re-Repeat Time
This parameter decides the interval between the first repeating and the retrial made
by the repeater for the same voice service. Within the interval, the repeater will be
prohibited repeating the same voice service except other voice services.
Default: 5s
Range: 3-60s