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Function Key Descriptions
F2 - ADD PERS Adds a personality. This operation is NOT allowed without a system key or
a hardware key present. You will automatically be moved to the new
personality.
F3 - PREV PERS Accesses the previous personality.
F4 - NEXT PERS Accesses the next personality.
F5 - DELETE PERS Deletes the current personality. You will be prompted before the
personality is actually deleted.
F6 - WAC AMSS FAILSOFT This function will be visible only if the Coverage Type on the TRUNKING
SYSTEM screen (F4/F4/F3) and the Failsoft Type on the TRUNKING
PERSONALITY screen (F4/F4/F4) fields are set to WAC AMSS. The Failsoft
frequency used depends on which AMSS site the radio is using at the
time. The frequencies are entered on the screen accessed by pressing
this key.
F7 -TALKGROUPS/SUBFLEETS If the Protocol Type field on this screen is set to IIi, this function will read
SUBFLEETS. If the Protocol Type field is set to II, this function will read
TALKGROUPS. Brings up a screen where you can edit the position of
the subfleets/talkgroups and associated data such as Secure strapping
and scan type.
F8 - EMER OPTIONS
(Emergency Options)
This function will be active only when a radio containing the SMARTNET
or SmartZone software option has been read. Brings up a screen where you
can edit and enable emergency information such as default talkgroup
and edit emergency options such as Console Acknowledge Required.
F9 - MORE OPTIONS Brings up a screen where you can change or view more Trunking
personality parameters.
Field Definitions
Personality Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys or use the F3/F4 keys to scroll through
the available personalities and make your selection. Personalities can
be added by pressing F2 or deleted by pressing F5. You will be
prompted before the personality is actually deleted.
Protocol Type Use the UP/DOWN arrows to select the Protocol Type. This refers to
the type of Trunking system. The available options are:
Type II An enhanced version of the original Motorola
protocol that provides additional fleet management
flexibility for a given system via an expanded
signalling format.
Type IIi A hybrid of Type I and II signalling systems. This
Trunking protocol type allows Type I radios to
communicate with Type II radios on the same voice
channel.