Motorola Astro Radio Software 68 81098e85 O Manual
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339 By-Personality Features Features Conventional Trunking Mode Name (Assigned on Zone/ Channel screen) 44 RX Frequency 4 TX Frequency 4 RX Squelch Type 4 RX Squelch Code 4 TX Squelch Type 4 TX Squelch Code 4 Talkaround/Direct 4 Smart PTT 4 Choose Scan List 44 Hot Keypad44 TX Power Level (For Applicable Bands)44 MDC Signaling System4 TX Deviation4 Phone Operation (DTMF Timing Parameters)44 Auto Scan44 Mute/Unmute Options4 Choose Time-Out Timer Value44 Squelch Fine Tune4 Channel Spacing4 Pre/De-emphasis4 Trunking System4 Trunking Individual ID4 Failsoft Type4 Talk Permit Tone4 Call Alert4 Private Call4 Conversation Type (Message, Transmission, PTT-ID)4 Talkgroups4 Status4
340 Message4 Access Type (Fast/Slow)4 20-Channel Synthesized4 Emergency Parameters4 ASTRO Signalling System4 MODAT Signalling System4 By-Personality Features Features Conventional Trunking
341 By-System Features FeaturesConventional ASTROConventional MDCType I TrunkingType II Trunking System ID 44 System Type (I, II, IIi)44 System ID Aliasing4 Individual ID4444 Universal ID4 Talkgroup ID44 Connect Tone44 Coverage Type44 Affiliation Type4 TX Power44 Repeater Offset44 Channel Assignment Type (International/Domestic)44 Splinter Channel44 Phone DTMF Timing44 Hot Keypad DTMF Timing44 Status/Message Aliasing4 PTT-ID Enable4 Sidetone Enable4 Radio Check Enable44 Emergency Type, Parameters44 Emergency Revert, Table Definition44 MDC Timing Parameters4 DOS Parameters4 Sel Call Reset Parameters4 ASTRO Parameters4
343 Trunked Radio Personality Chart E Feature NamePers 1Pers 2Pers 3Pers 4Pers 5Pers 6Pers 7Pers 8Pers 9Pers 10Pers 11Pers 12Pers 13Pers 14Pers 15 System Type System ID Individual ID Coverage Type Affiliation Type Control Channel 1 Control Channel 2 Talkgroups 1 Talkgroups 2 TG Strapping Zone Scan List Scan Type Interconnect Phone Display Format Private Call Private Call Type Private Call Operation
345 Conventional Radio Personality Chart F Feature NameMode 1 #_____Mode 2 #_____Mode 3 #_____Mode 4 #_____Mode 5 #_____Mode 6 #_____Mode 7 #_____Mode 8 #_____Mode 9 #_____Mode 10 #_____Mode 11 #_____Mode 12 #_____Mode 13 #_____Mode 14 #_____Mode 15 #_____Tx Frequency Tx PL/DPL Code Rx Frequency Rx PL/DPL Code Time-Out Timer Scan List Phone Smart PTT Tx Power Zone Channel Name Rx Signal Voice Type Network Access Code
347 Glossary ? AMSS Automatic Multiple Site Select. A feature that enables radios to operate beyond the reach of a single repeater site. Radios equipped with this feature may be able to operate over large geographic locations. ANI Automatic Number Identification. Used to number access/release codes that are frequently used for system management and billing purposes. ANI numbers can be programmed by the RSS and cannot be changed in the field. ASCII American Standard Code for Information Interchange. A seven-bit code that defines 128 standard characters, including control characters, letters, numbers and symbols. Active Channel A channel in which the radio is currently receiving or transmitting a signal. Adjustment A means of tuning radio parameters to their correct values. Alignment A means of adjusting or tuning radio components to obtain optimum operating performance. Announcement Group Grouping structure used in a Type II or Type IIi Trunking system. A large group of radio users who, under normal circumstances, communicate to coordinate actions amongst themselves. Antenna Connector The mini UHF RF coax connector located on the rear or top of the radio that is used to connect the antenna to the radio. Archive File A computer file that contains the personality data of a radio. Radio codeplug information can be retrieved from the radio and stored in a file using Motorola Radio Service Software (RSS). It is standard practice to name archive files according to their corresponding radio serial numbers. Archive File Cloning The process of merging data from two different radio codeplugs so that many radios can be programmed with the resulting personality data. In the case of archive file cloning, the source of the factory data is an archive file and the source of the tuning data is the target radio. Asynchronous Communication A method of data communication in which information is transmitted one communication character at a time. Each character is preceded by a start bit and followed by one or more stop bits. Audible Status Tones A variety of tones used to indicate the status of the radio or system. Examples are busy, call back, talk prohibit, talk permit and Failsoft tones.
348 Auto-Affiliation The ability of radios in a Type II or Type IIi Trunking system to automatically transmit their talkgroup and unit ID information to the Central Controller. Affiliation occurs after the radio has locked on to the control channel frequency. It does not require that the user of the radio press PTT. Automatic Multiple Site Select See “AMSS”. Automatic Retry The ability of a Portable radio to send up to 16 in-bound signalling words in a four-second period provided that the out-bound signalling word is not received from the Central Controller after the radio has made a request to transmit. BCL See “Busy Channel Lockout”. bps Bits per second. Unit of measurement representing bit rate (the number of binary bits transmitted per unit time). BSI See “Base Station Identifier”. Back-up File A duplicate or copy of an archive file that can be used in the event that the original archive file is lost, damaged or erased accidentally. Base Station Identifier (BSI) An identifier which is programmed into the Central Controller and sent out in Morse code ID on the lowest frequency Trunked repeater. Blank Frequency A channel that is not assigned a transmit frequency. Blank PL Code A channel that is not assigned a receive or transmit PL code. Busy Channel Lockout (BCL) A feature on Conventional modes that gives “listening privacy”. The radio will not key when there is a carrier on a channel unless it is the user’s PL/DPL group. Instead, the user will hear a busy tone while PTT is pressed. In addition, the user will not be allowed to monitor the channel. If all the users who share the channel have BCL enabled on their radios, they will have privacy similar to that provided by a Trunked radio system. Busy Override A feature that allows messages to get through to critical users (or users at critical sites) even when some sites may have busy channels. Those at available sites are also included in the communication. Others join the conversation as frequencies at their sites become available. CA See “Call Alert”. CAI Digital Operation A radio that is equipped with CAI (Common Air Interface) Digital Operation uses the IMBE (Improved Multi-Band Excitation) digital signalling protocol to encode and decode digital signals. CSQ See “Carrier Squelch”. Calibration A means of teaching the radio to adjust itself for optimum performance. Call Alert (CA) A Stat-Alert or RapidCall signalling feature that acts as a paging system within the radio’s communication network. A Call Alert is sent with a series of audible signals and/or a flashing display (depending on the radio product and model) to notify an individual radio or an entire