5tone

5tone Signalling Standard

5-tone StandardYou can select the type of 5tone format. After you configure the System Parameters,

select the type of 5tone format for signalling encoding/decoding. If Special Setting is enabled, you can also configure the type of Tone, duration of Tone in Encode Format menu.

Format: ZVEI, CCIR, EEA, PZVEI, DZVEI, PCCIR, PDZVEI, ZVEI-2, EIA, Natel, AP-369, Kenwood.

Default: ZVEI.

PeriodYou can program the period of a single tone for decoding/encoding 5tone. If you select

"Tone" in the 5tone Standard menu, the ideal value is automatically set.Range: 20 to 255 mseconds (in steps of 1 ms)Default: see table.

Tone Period(ms) Tone Period(ms)ZVEI 70 PDZVEI 70CCIR 100 ZVEI2 70EEA 40 EIA 33PZVEI 70 Natel 70DZVEI 70 AP-369 70PCCIR 100 Kenwood 70

Receive Gap PeriodYou can program the required silent (no-tone) time of decoding the tone after the last

valid tone has been received. The recommended value for the receive gap period is 1.5 times the duration of the tone. For example, 150 ms for CCIR 100 ms tone.

If you select "Tone" in the 5tone Standard menu, the program automatically sets the ideal value for the Receive Gap Period.

Range: 0 to 1275 mseconds (in steps of 5 ms)Default: "Period" X 1.5 times

Monitor FunctionThis function is available only when you select Feature Level = FULL in the 5tone

menu.You can program either QT/DQT or 5tone decoding to be canceled when the [Monitor]

or [Monitor Momentary] key is pressed.When the Monitor function is activated, the "MON" icon appears.

QT/DQT: Cancels the decoding in the Channel Information - QT/DQT Decode menu. The squelch is controlled by the signal carrier only.

5tone: Cancels the decoding in the 5tone - Encode/Decode Code Table - Decode - Compare Decode Type menu. The squelch is controlled by QT/DQT in "Channel Information - QT/DQT Decode" menu only. If the QT/DQT code is programmed in "Channel Information - QT/DQT Decode" menu, incoming signal must match the QT/DQT code to open the squelch.

Default: 5tone

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Monitor Key ActionThis function is available only when you select Feature Level = FULL in the 5tone

menu. You can program the function of the [Monitor] key when it is pressed. Disable: No function Open: Every time the [Monitor] key is pressed, it activates (opens) the function in the

"Monitor Function" menu. Close: Every time the [Monitor] key is pressed, it deactivates (closes) the function in the

"Monitor Function" menu. Open/Close (Both): Every time the [Monitor] key is pressed, it toggles (opens and closes)

the function in the "Monitor Function" menu.Default: Open/Close (Both)Note: This "Monitor Key Action" is not applied to the [Monitor Momentary] menu.

Digit Entry MethodThis function is available only when you select Feature Level = FULL in the 5tone

menu. Receive, Selcall or Status Digit appears when you enter their entry mode, pressing the [Receive Entry], [Selcall Entry] or [Status Entry] key, or "Keypad Operation" is programmed to "Selcall Entry" or "Status Entry" and you press the [0] - [9] key.

You can select the operation of the function. Or the digit number when entering their entry mode appears. Overwrite: The new digit number will overwrite the previous digit when entering entry

mode. Replace: The new digit number will overwrite the digit that is programmed in the RX

Address or TX Address menu when entering entry mode.Default: ReplaceNote: There are 2 methods of displaying their digit.

1. Press the [Receive Entry], [Selcall Entry] or [Status Entry] key or select "Selcall Entry" or "Status Entry" in "Keypad Operation".2. Check "Selcall Digit Display" and configure it to display their digit when the channel is changed.

Busy Channel Lockout (System Parameters)You can inhibit the transmission while the channel is busy. You can program the

following different conditions. Disable: Do not use Busy Channel Lockout. Lockout 1: Do not transmit when the transceiver is receiving the carrier. Transmit when the

transceiver is not receiving the carrier. Lockout 2: Do not transmit when the transceiver is receiving the carrier and the QT/DQT

code does not match. Transmit when the transceiver is not receiving the carrier or a matching QT/DQT code.

Default: Disable

Group ToneThis function is available only when you select Feature Level = FULL in the 5tone

menu. You can select Group Tone Code 0 - 9, A - E.Default: A

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Repeat ToneThis function is available only when you select Feature Level = FULL in the 5tone

menu. You can select the Repeat Tone Code 0 - 9, A - E.Default: E

Decode Single Tone FrequencyThis function is available only when you select Feature Level = FULL in the 5tone

menu. Set the Single Tone frequency that the transceiver will stand-by as Option Signalling.The 5tone - Encode/Decode Code Table - Decode - Compare Decode Type parameter

will be available when Single Tone is set as Option Signalling.For example, the transceiver can open or close the monitor function according to this

Single Tone.Range: 300 - 3000 Hz (in steps of 1Hz)Default: 2135 Hz.

Decode Single Tone Duration This function is available only when you select Feature Level = FULL in the 5tone

menu. Set the tone length of the Single Tone that the transceiver will stand-by as Option Signalling.

The 5tone - Encode/Decode Code Table - Decode - Compare Decode Type parameter will available when Single Tone is set as Option Signalling.

For example, the transceiver can open or close the monitor function by according this Single Tone.

Range: 60 - 6000 mseconds (in steps of 10ms)Default: 5000 mseconds.

Selectable Receive DigitSelect the check box to change the Receive Code (maximum 8 digits) manually when

receiving Decode Code. You cannot select Selectable Receive Digit, Store Selcall Digit and Store Status Digit at the same time.

For example, the transceiver receives the 5tone code, #59401 when you have the 4th and 5th digits checked in the Selectable Receive Digit menu. In this case, #01 is stored as Receive Code.

Press the [Receive Entry] key to enter Receive Entry mode. When you enter Receive Entry Mode, you can change the Receive Code, #01. You can receive the Receive Code after the modification.

Store Selcall DigitThis function is available only when you select Feature Level = FULL in the 5tone

menu. Select the check box to store the Selcall Digit (maximum, 8 digits) when 5tone signalling is received. You cannot select Selectable Receive Digit, Store Selcall Digit and Store Status Digit at the same time.

For example, the transceiver receives the 5tone code, #59401 when you have the 1st, 2nd and 3rd digits checked in the Store Selcall Digit menu. In this case, #594 is stored as Selcall.

If you selected "Selcall/Status List" in the 5tone - Encode/Decode Code Table - Decode - Display menu, the transceiver searches for the code, #594, in the Selcall List to display the 5tone - Selcall/Status List - Selcall Message. If the relative code is not in the Selcall List, the transceiver displays the received code on the LCD.

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If you store Selcall Digit and Status Digit at the same time, press the [6] or [D] key to toggle Status (Message) and Selcall (Message) display.

Store Status DigitThis function is available only when you select Feature Level = FULL in the 5tone

menu. Select the check box to store the Status Digit (maximum 8 digits) when 5tone signalling is received. You cannot select Selectable Receive Digit, Store Selcall Digit and Store Status Digit at the same time.

For example, the transceiver receives the 5tone code, #59401 when you have the 4th and 5th digits checked in the Store Status Digit menu. In this case, #01 is stored as Status.

If you selected "Selcall/Status List" in the 5tone - Encode/Decode Code Table - Decode - Display menu, the transceiver searches for the code, #01, in the Status List to display the 5tone - Selcall/Status List - Status Message. If the relative code is not in the Status List, the transceiver displays the received code on the LCD.

If you store Selcall Digit and Status Digit at the same time, press [6] or [D] key to toggle Status (Message) and Selcall (Message) display.

Automatic CloseThis function is available only when you select Feature Level = FULL in the 5tone

menu. It compares the selected digits of the RX Address code in the Channel menu when the transceiver receives 5tone signalling. If the selected digits matches to the received 5tone code, the transceiver closes Monitor. You can select a maximum of 8 digits for the RX Address.

Selectable Selcall Digit Select the check box to change the Selcall Code (maximum 8 digits) manually when

transmitting Encode Code. You cannot select Selectable Selcall Digit and Selectable Status Digit at the same time.

For example, the transceiver receives the 5tone code, #59401 when you have the 4th and 5th digits checked in the Selectable Selcall Digit menu. In this case, #01 is stored as Selcall.

Press the [Selcall Entry] key or "Keypad Operation" to enter Selcall Entry mode. When you enter Selcall Entry Mode, you can change the Selcall Code, #01. You can transmit the Selcall after the modification.

Selectable Status DigitThis function is available only when you select Feature Level = FULL in the 5tone

menu. Select the check box to change the Status Code (maximum 8 digits) manually when transmitting Encode Code. You cannot select Selectable Selcall Digit and Selectable Status Digit at the same time.

For example, the transceiver receives the 5tone code, #5940167 when you have the 6th and 7th digits checked in the Selectable Status Digit menu.

Press the [Selcall Entry] key or "Keypad Operation" to enter Status Entry mode. When you enter Status Entry Mode, you can change the Status Code, #67. You can transmit the Status code after the modification.

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Automatic CloseThis function is available only when you select Feature Level = FULL in the 5tone

menu.It compares the selected digits of the RX Address code in the Channel menu when the

transceiver receives 5tone signalling. If the selected digits matches to the received 5tone code, the transceiver closes Monitor. You can select a maximum of 8 digits for the RX Address.



For example, the transceiver receives the 5tone code, #59401 when you have the 4th and 5th digits checked in the Selectable Selcall Digit menu. In this case, #01 is stored as Selcall.

Press the [Selcall Entry] key or "Keypad Operation" to enter Selcall Entry mode. When you enter Selcall Entry Mode, you can change the Selcall Code, #01. You can transmit the Selcall after the modification.

Selectable Status Digit This function is available only when you select Feature Level = FULL in the 5tone

menu.Select the check box to change the Status Code (maximum 8 digits) manually when


For example, the transceiver receives the 5tone code, #5940167 when you have the 6th and 7th digits checked in the Selectable Status Digit menu. Press the [Selcall Entry] key or "Keypad Operation" to enter Status Entry mode. When you enter Status Entry Mode, you can change the Status Code, #67. You can transmit the Status code after the modification.

Auto ResetYou can program the permit or inhibit status of the Auto Reset Timer to every System

Parameter.When the squelch unmutes while receiving a signal or the [Monitor] key is pressed,

Auto Reset Timer in the "5tone - Encode/Decode Code Table" menu starts the countdown. When the counter reaches 0, the squelch mutes. Check: Permit Auto Reset Timer countdown. Uncheck: Inhibit Auto Reset Timer countdown.

Default: Check

Selcall Digit Display Select the display information when the channel is changed or the transceiver is turned

on.If Enhanced Display is not selected:

Check: Displays the Selcall Digit Uncheck: Displays the Channel Name

If Enhanced Display is selected: Check: Displays the Channel Name and Selcall Digit. In this case, the Channel Name

display may be shorted to allow space for the entire Selcall Digit.

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Uncheck: Displays the Channel Name.Default: Uncheck.Note: There are 2 methods of displaying the Selcall Digit.

1. Press the [Selcall Entry] key or select "Selcall Entry" in Keypad Operation.2. Check "Selcall Digit Display" and configure it to display the Selcall Digit when the channel is changed.

Radio firmware versions 1.03 and earlier do not support the Enhanced Display.

Group Digit SelectablePress the [Selcall Entry] key to enter Selcall Entry mode. You can program whether

the Group Digit can be selected or not in the Selcall Entry mode. Check: Check Group Digit input. Uncheck: Disable Group Digit input.

Default: UncheckNote1: You can program the Group Digit Code in the System Parameters - Group

Tone menu.Note2: Refer to the [Selcall Entry] section for details.

Copy from TX/RX AddressThis function is available only when you select Feature Level = FULL in the 5tone

menu.The Receive Digit is programmed in the Channel Information - RX Address menu.The Selcall/Status Digit is programmed in the Channel Information - TX Address menu.You can select to copy the digit to the memory when you change the channel, using

the [Channel Up], [Channel Down] (Mobile), or [Selector] (Portable) key. The memory represents the code that is displayed by the keypad. Or Key Buffer, "^K1 ... ^K8" used by Encode Format. Check: The Receive Digit in "Channel Information - RX Address" is copied when the

channel is changed. Selcall/Status Digit in "Channel Information - TX Address" is copied when the channel is changed.

Uncheck: The Receive Digit in "Channel Information - RX Address" is NOT copied when the channel is changed. Selcall/Status Digit in "Channel Information - TX Address" is NOT copied when the channel is changed.

Default: Uncheck.Note: There are 2 methods of displaying their digit.

1. Press the [Receive Entry], [Selcall Entry] or [Status Entry] key or select "Selcall Entry" or "Status Entry" in "Keypad Operation".2. Check "Selcall Digit Display" and configure it to display their digit when the channel is changed.

Basic Options



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For example, the transceiver receives the 5tone code, #59401 when you have the 4th and 5th digits checked in the Selectable Selcall Digit menu. In this case, #01 is stored as Selcall. Press the [Selcall Entry] key or "Keypad Operation" to enter Selcall Entry mode. When you enter Selcall Entry Mode, you can change the Selcall Code, #01. You can transmit the Selcall after the modification.

Alert ToneSelect Alert Tone type when the expected 5tone is received. 8 different types of Alert

Tone are available in the 5tone - Alert Tone menu. 1 - 8: Alert Tone type 1 - 8 sounds. Stop: Stop the Alert Tone. Disable: No function.

Default: 1.Note 1: The target 5tone code is in the 5tone - Encode/Decode Code Table - Decode -

Compare Decode Type menu.Note 2: This function is not available when the transceiver is set to Feature

Level=BASIC.Note 3: When "Special Setting" is checked (enabled) and you are using Decode

Format, this parameter is not valid.

MonitorSelect the Monitor operation when the expected 5tone is received. You can select

Monitor operation in the 5tone - System Parameters - Monitor Function menu. You can also select "5tone" or "QT/DQT" in the "Monitor Function" menu. When the 5tone matches, it opens/closes one of the above signalling. Open: Unmutes the squelch and the [MON] icon lights. Open (Blink): Unmutes the squelch and the [MON] icon blinks. Close: Mute the squelch and [MON] icon goes off. Disable: No function.

Default: Open.Note 1: The target 5tone code is in the 5tone - Encode/Decode Code Table - Decode -




Selectable Call Alert LED(5tone)Select the LED status when the expected 5tone is received.

Blink: Call LED (Orange) blinks. Clear: Call LED (Orange) is turned off. Disable: Do not change the LED status.

Default: BlinkNote 1: The target 5tone code is in the 5tone - Encode/Decode Code Table - Decode -




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Transpond CodeSelect to transmit the Transpond Code when the expected 5tone code is received.

When 5tone - Encode/Decode Code Table - Decode - Transpond is selected: Transmit the Transpond Code every time the expected 5tone code is received. When 5tone - Encode/Decode Code Table - Decode - Transfer is checked: Transmit the selected Transpond Code while the [Transfer] key is pressed.1 - 24: Transmit the selected Encode Code.Disable: Do not transmit the Transpond Code.

Default: Disable.Note 1: The target 5tone code is in the 5tone - Encode/Decode Code Table - Decode -

Compare Decode Type menu.Note 2: When "Transpond Code" is disabled, 5tone - Encode/Decode Code Table -

Decode - Transfer cannot be set.Note 3: If "5tone - Encode/Decode Code Table - Decode - Clear to Transpond" is

enabled, the transceiver waits for the transmission until the channel becomes open.Note 4: When "Special Setting" is checked (enabled) and you are using Decode


Horn AlertWhen the target 5tone code is received, you can activate the Horn Alert function. The

duration of Alert and Logic State can be configured in the "Optional Features" menu. Horn Alert is activated when the [Horn Alert] key is depressed and the target 5tone is received. The hardware modification may be required to work. Refer to the service manual for details.Check: Activate Horn Alert when the target 5tone code is received.Uncheck: Do not activate Horn Alert

Default: Uncheck.Note 1: The target 5tone code is in the 5tone - Encode/Decode Code Table - Decode -

Compare Decode Type menu.Note 2: When "Special Setting" is checked (enabled) and you are using Decode


First Digit ExtendedYou can change the duration of the first digit of the specified Encode Code.

The duration can be programmed in the 5tone - Encode/Decode Code Table - Encode - First Digit Length menu.Check: Transmit longer than is specified in "First Digit Length". Actual length of time for the 1st Digit is "Period" + "First Digit Length".Uncheck: Do not change the length of time. Transmit the code specified in "Period".

Default: Uncheck.Note: When "Special Setting" is checked (enabled) and you are using Decode Format,

this parameter is not valid.

Decode Options

Special Setting(Decode)You can select how to decode the 5tone code. When “Special Setting” is not checked

(disabled), you can select the Decode Code setting from #1 to #8 in the 5tone - Encode/Decode Decode menu.

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The transceiver tries to decode the checked Decode Code setting at the same time.In this way, you can have a maximum of 8 different decode tone settings. When "Special Setting" is checked (enabled), you can select the Decode Format setting from #1 to #32 in the 5tone - Encode/Decode Format menu. Check: You can select the Decode Format name, configured in Decode Format menu. Uncheck: You can select Decode Code.

Default: Uncheck.

Special Setting(Decode)When “Special Setting” is not checked (disabled), you can select the Decode Code

setting from #1 to #8 in the 5tone - Encode/Decode Decode menu.The transceiver tries to decode the checked Decode Code setting (maximum of 8

different settings) at the same time. When the code matches in the "5tone Code" menu, the transceiver operates as programmed in the "Decode Code" menu.

Decode Format(Decode) When "Special Setting" is checked (enabled), you can select the Decode Format

setting from #1 to #32 in the 5tone - Encode/Decode Format menu. When the code matches in the "Decode Format" menu, the transceiver operates as programmed in the "Decode Format" menu. Decode Format name: Decode Format number 1 - 32. None: No function.

Default: None

PTT Press Options

Special Setting(PTT Press) You can choose the code to encode when PTT is pressed.When “Special Setting” is not checked (disabled), you can select the Encode Code

from #1 to #24 in the 5tone - Encode/Decode Encode menu.When "Special Setting" is checked (enabled), you can select the Encode Format from

#1 to #32 in the 5tone - Encode/Decode Format menu. Check: You can select the Encode Format name programmed in Encode Format menu. Uncheck: You can select Encode Code.

Default: Uncheck

Monitor (PTT Press)Select to unmute the squelch when the [PTT] key is pressed.

Open: Unmutes the squelch when the [PTT] key is pressed. Disable: Do not unmute the squelch when [PTT] key is pressed.

Default: Disable

Encode Code (PTT Press)Select the Encode Code to transmit when the [PTT] key is pressed. You can select up

to 3 codes to transmit the 3-frame 5tone code. The Encode Code is transmitted from Left to right. 24 different Encode Codes are available for the 5tone - Encode/Decode Encode menu. 1 - 24: Encode as a programmed number. None: Do not encode

Default: None

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Note: When "Special Setting" is checked (enabled), you cannot program this parameter.

Encode Format (PTT Press)Select Encode Format name when the [PTT] key is pressed. You can select the

Encode Format from #1 to #32 in the 5tone - Encode/Decode Format menu. Encode Format name: Encode the code number. None: No function.

Default: None.

Number of Passes3-frame 5tone, programmed in the “PTT Press” menu, is transmitted when [PTT] is

pressed. You can also program the number of times to repeat transmitting. Infinite: Never ends 1 to 255: The number of times to repeat the transmission.

Default: Infinite.Note: When "Special Setting" is checked (enabled), you cannot program this

parameter.

Interval Time (PTT Press)You can program the interval time between the transmission when you enabled the

Number of Passes function.Range: 0 - 255 seconds (in steps of 1 sec.)Default: 3 seconds.

PTT Release Options

Special Setting (PTT Release) You can choose the code to encode when the [PTT] key is released. When "Special

Setting" is not checked (disabled), you can select the Encode Code from #1 to #24 in the 5tone - Encode/Decode Encode menu. When "Special Setting" is checked (enabled), you can select the Encode Format from #1 to #32 in the 5tone - Encode/Decode Format menu.Check: You can select the Encode Format name programmed in Encode Format menu.Uncheck: You can select Encode Code.

Default: Uncheck.

Encode Code (PTT Release)Select Encode Code when the [PTT] key is released. You can select up to 3 codes to

transmit the 3-frame 5tone code. The Encode Code is transmitted from Left to right. 24 different Encode Codes are available for the 5tone - Encode/Decode Encode menu. 1 - 24: Encode the relative code number. None: No function.

Default: None.Note: When "Special Setting" is checked (enabled), you cannot program this

parameter.

Encode Format (PTT Release)Select Encode Format name when the [PTT] key is released. 32 different Encode

Formats are available in the 5tone - Encode/Decode Format menu.

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Encode Format name: Encode the relative Encode Format number. None: No function.

Default: None.Note: When "Special Setting" is not checked (disabled), you cannot program this

parameter.

Call 1-6 Key Options

Special Setting(Call1-6) Press the [Call 1-6] key to select which Encode Code to transmit. When “Special

Setting” is not checked (disabled), you can select the Encode Code setting from #1 to #24 in the 5tone - Encode/Decode Encode menu.

When "Special Setting" is checked (enabled), you can select the Encode Format setting from #1 to #32 in the 5tone - Encode/Decode Format menu. Check: You can select the Encode Format name programmed in Encode Format menu. Uncheck: Select Encode Code.

Default: Uncheck

MonitorSelect to unmute the squelch when the [Call 1-6] key is pressed.

Open: Unmutes the squelch when the [Call 1-6] key is pressed. Disable: Do not unmute the squelch when the [Call 1-6] key is pressed.

Default: Disable.

Encode CodeSelect the Encode Code to transmit when the [Call 1-6] key is pressed.You can select up to 3 codes to transmit the 3-frame 5tone code. The Encode Code is

transmitted from left to right.24 different Encode Codes are available for the 5tone - Encode/Decode Encode menu.

1 - 24: Encode as a programmed number. None: Do not encode.


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Encode FormatSelect the Encode Format name when the [Call 1-6] key is pressed. 32 different

Encode Format are available in the 5tone - Encode/Decode Format menu. Encode Format name: Transmit Encode Format number 1 - 32. None: No function.

Default: None.Note: You cannot set the Encode Format when "Special Setting" is not checked

(disable).

Off Hook Options

Special SettingsYou can choose the code to encode when the microphone is in the On Hook position.

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When "Special Setting" is checked (enabled), you can select the Encode Format from #1 to #32 in the 5tone - Encode/Decode Format menu. Check: You can select the Encode Format name programmed in Encode Format menu. Uncheck: No function.

Default: Uncheck.

Encode FormatThis function is available only for mobile transceivers. You can program the Encode

Format name to transmit when the microphone is in the On Hook position. 32 different Encode Formats are available in the 5tone - Encode/Decode Format menu. Encode Format name: Encode the relative Encode Format number. None: No function.

Default: None.Note: When “Special Setting” is not checked (disabled), you cannot program this

parameter.

Channel Select

Special SettingYou can choose the encode code when the channel is changed using [Channel Up],

[Channel Down], [Group Up], [Group Down], [Channel Up/Down], [Group Up/Down] key. When "Special Setting" is checked (enabled), you can select the Encode Format from #1 to #32 in the 5tone - Encode/Decode Format menu. Check: You can select the Encode Format name programmed in Encode Format menu. Uncheck: You can select Monitor function.

Default: Uncheck

MonitorYou can program the Monitor function when the channel is changed using the

[Channel Up], [Channel Down], [Group Up], [Group Down], [Channel Up/Down], or [Group Up/Down] key. Open: Open Monitor when the channel is changed. Close: Close Monitor when the channel is changed. Disable: No function.

Default: Disable.

Encode FormatYou can select Encode Format name when the channel is changed using the [Channel

Up], [Channel Down], [Group Up], [Group Down], [Channel Up/Down], or [Group Up/Down] key. 32 different Encode Formats are available in the 5tone - Encode/Decode Format menu. Encode Format name: Encode the relative Encode Format number. None: No function.

Default: None.Note: When “Special Setting” is not checked (disabled), you cannot program this

parameter.

Timed Power Off

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Special SettingYou can choose the code to encode after the timer expired which is set up in Optional

features - Timed Power Off. When “Special Setting” is not checked (disabled), you can select the Encode Code from #1 to #24 in the 5tone - Encode/Decode Format menu. When "Special Setting" is checked (enabled), you can select the Encode Format from #1 to #32 in the 5tone - Encode/Decode Format menu. Check: You can select the Encode Format name programmed in Encode Format menu. Uncheck: You can select Encode Code.

Default: Uncheck

Encode CodeThe transceiver will send this Encode Code before Timed Power Off expires.

After sending this code the transceiver will automatically turn off the power because of Timed Power Off.

You can select up to 3 codes to transmit the 3-frame 5tone code. The Encode Code is transmitted from left to right. 24 different Encode Codes are available for the 5tone - Encode/Decode Encode menu.1 - 24: Encode as a programmed number.None: Do not encode.


parameter.

Encode FormatThe transceiver performs this Encode Format before the Timed Power Off expires.

32 different Encode Formats are available in the 5tone - Encode/Decode Format menu. Encode Format name: Transmit Encode Format number 1 - 32. None: No function.

Default: NoneNote1: You cannot set the Encode Format when "Special Setting" is not checked

(disable).Note2: If you would like set to turn off the transceiver after Encode, program the

power off command at the end of the Encode Format. Refer to Encode Format help for details.

System Parameter List

Press the [F2] key to display the list of System Parameters.When Basic mode is Selected: You can select one System Parameter from the System

Parameters List. (Opt1 - Opt8).When Full mode is Selected: You can select one System Parameter from the System

Parameters List. (Opt1 - Opt16).

System Parameters Next/Previous

Press the [F7]/[F8] key to display the next/previous list of System Parameters.

Encode/Decode Code Table

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Delay 1You can program the delay time to transmit the 5tone code after a key is pressed.

Range: 0 - 7000 mseconds (in steps of 1 ms).Default: 100 mseconds.Note1: 24 different Encode Codes are available for all 3 frames of 5tone.Note2: When "Special Setting" is checked (enabled) and you are using Decode


Delay 2You can program the delay time to start encoding the 2nd frame Encode Code after

sending the 1st frame Encode Code. You can program the delay time if the digit is not set in the 5tone - Encode/Decode Code Table - Delay 2 Tone menu. Range: 0 - 7000 mseconds (in steps of 1 ms)

Default: 300 mseconds.Note1: 24 different Encode Codes are available for all 3 frames of 5tone.Note2: When "Special Setting" is checked (enabled) and you are using Decode


Delay 3You can program the delay time to start encoding the 3rd frame Encode Code after

sending the 2nd frame Encode Code. You can program the delay time if the digit is not set in the 5tone - Encode/Decode Code Table - Delay 3 Tone menu. Range: 0 - 7000 mseconds (in steps of 1 ms)

Default: 300 msecondsNote1: 24 different Encode Codes are available for all 3 frames of 5tone.Note2: When "Special Setting" is checked (enabled) and you are using Decode


Delay 4You can program the delay time to end the transmission after sending the 3rd frame

Encode Code. Range: 0 - 7000 mseconds (in steps of 1 ms)

Default: 100 msecondsNote1: 24 different Encode Codes are available for all 3 frames of 5tone.Note2: When "Special Setting" is checked (enabled) and you are using Decode


First Digit LengthYou can program the duration of the first digit of the Encode Code to be transmitted.

All 24 Encode Code of First Digit Extended can be checked (enabled). If this parameter is programmed, the actual length of the 1st frame becomes "Period" + "First Digit Length". Period parameter can be programmed in the "5tone - System Parameters" menu. Range: 0 - 7000 mseconds (in steps of 1 ms)

Default: 1000 msecondsNote: When "Special Setting" is checked (enabled) and you are using Decode Format,


Transpond Wait Time

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When the 5tone Code is transmitted, the receiving party sends a Transpond signal. You can program how long the transceiver will wait for this Transpond signal. Transpond Code can be programmed in 5tone - Encode/Decode Code Table - Encode - Transpond Decode Code. Range: 0 - 2550 mseconds (in steps of 10 ms)

Default: 1600 msecondsNote: When "Special Setting" is checked (enabled) and you are using Decode Format,


Delay 2 ToneYou can program the Tone if you want to transmit the tone continuously between the

1st frame and the 2nd frame. Tone: 0 - 9, A - E. Off: No tone.

Default: Off.Note: When "Special Setting" is checked (enabled) and you are using Decode Format,


Delay 3 ToneYou can program the Tone if you want to transmit the tone continuously between the

2nd frame and the 3rd frame. Tone: 0 - 9, A - E. Off: No tone.

Default: Off.Note: When "Special Setting" is checked (enabled) and you are using Decode Format,


Side ToneYou can select to monitor the 5tone code from the speaker when 5tone code is

encoded. Check: Monitor the 5tone code when encoding. Uncheck: Do not monitor the 5tone code when encoding.

Default: Check.

Tx Scan EndYou can program to end scanning when the transceiver transmits the 5tone during the

scan. Check: End scanning when the transceiver transmits a 5tone signal. Uncheck: Do not end scanning. Pause scanning when the transceiver transmits 5tone.

Default: UncheckNote1: 24 different Encode Codes are available for all 3 frames of 5tone.Note2: When "Special Setting" is checked (enabled) and you are using Decode


Vacant Channel CallPress the [Call 1-6] key to transmit 5tone Code, the transceiver automatically scans the

vacant channel (No carrier signal) to transmit the code. If all the channels are busy, the

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transceiver does not transmit the code and exits Vacant Channel Call mode. Encode Code can be programmed in the "5tone - System Parameters" menu. Check: When a [Call] key is pressed(Call1 - Call6), the transceiver looks for the vacant

channel to transmit the code. Uncheck: When a [Call] key is pressed(Call1 - Call6), the transceiver transmits the code

on the current channel.Default: Uncheck.Note: When scanning, the "Vacant Channel Call" function does not work. Radio

firmware versions 1.03 and earlier do not support this function.

Encode Code TypeProgram 5tone Code to transmit when encoding System Parameters and etc. As for

Encode Code to transmit, you can select either TX Address or RX Address assigned for every channel or "Normal" assigned for each 1 - 24 Encode Code. RX Address: "RX Address" assigned to each channel, is transmitted. TX Address: "TX Address" assigned to each channel, is transmitted. Normal: The 8-digit Encode Code in the 5tone - Encode/Decode Code Table - Encode -

Code menu, is transmitted.Default: TX AddressNote1: When you select "TX Address" or "RX Address", you cannot program the

"5tone - Encode/Decode Code Table - Encode - Code" menu.Note2: When "Special Setting" is checked (enabled) and you are using Decode


Encode CodeProgram each 5tone code for Encode Code number 1 - 24. You can program a

maximum of 8-digits for each code.Note1: You can program the code When you select "Normal" in5tone - Encode/Decode Code Table - Encode - Encode Code Type.Note2: When "Special Setting" is checked (enabled) and you are using Decode Format, this parameter is not valid.

Transpond Decode CodeTransmit the specified Encode Code. When the receiving party receives the code,

they send back a Transpond (ACK) code. Select Decode Code to wait for this Transpond (ACK) code. The period of decoding the waiting time can be set in 5tone - Encode/Decode Code Table - Encode Transpond Wait Time. Disable: Do not wait for a Transpond Code 1 - 8: Try to decode the selected Transpond Code for the period of Transpond Wait Time.

Default: DisableNote: When "Special Setting" is checked (enabled) and you are using Decode Format,


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First Digit ExtendedYou can change the duration of the first digit of the specified Encode Code. The

duration can be programmed in the 5tone - Encode/Decode Code Table - Encode - First Digit Length menu. Check: Transmit longer than is specified in "First Digit Length". Actual length of time for

the 1st Digit is "Period" + "First Digit Length". Uncheck: Do not change the length of time. Transmit the code specified in "Period".

Default: UncheckNote: When "Special Setting" is checked (enabled) and you are using Decode Format,


Compare Decode TypeProgram 5tone code to be decoded. You can choose the code either in the "Channel

Information - RX Address" menu or the "Decode Code" window. Normal: Compare the 5tone code in the 5tone - Encode/Decode Code Table - Decode -

Decode Code menu. RX Address: Compare the 5tone code in Channel Information - RX Address. Single Tone: Compare a single tone in the 5tone - System Parameters - Decode Single

Tone Frequency menu.Default: RX AddressNote: Available only when Feature Level=FULL and Special Setting is not activated.

This function is not available when "Special Setting" is enabled.

Decode CodeProgram 5tone code to be decoded.

You can set the code when Compare Decode Type is "Normal". When the received 5tone code matches, the transceiver activates Alert, LED functions in this window. Range : 00000000 - 99999999.

Note 1: Available when Feature Level=FULL and "Special Setting" is unchecked (disabled).

Note 2: When Feature Level=BASIC, the decode number "n" in the "5tone - System Parameters" is fixed as the decode number "n" in the Decode Configuration menu. For example, the decode number, "5tone - System Parameters 1" is processed as #1 in the Decode Configuration menu.

Note 3: When "Special Setting" is checked (enabled) and you are using Decode Format, this parameter is not valid.

Alert Tone

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Select Alert Tone type when the expected 5tone is received. 8 different types of Alert Tone are available in the 5tone - Alert Tone menu. 1 - 8: Alert Tone type 1 - 8 sounds. Stop: Stop the Alert Tone. Disable: No function.

Default: 1.Note 1: The target 5tone code is in the 5tone - Encode/Decode Code Table - Decode -




MonitorSelect the Monitor operation when the expected 5tone is received. You can select

Monitor operation in the 5tone - System Parameters - Monitor Function menu. You can also select "5tone" or "QT/DQT" in the "Monitor Function" menu. When the 5tone matches, it opens/closes one of the above signalling. Open: Unmutes the squelch and the [MON] icon lights. Open (Blink): Unmutes the squelch and the [MON] icon blinks. Close: Mute the squelch and [MON] icon goes off. Disable: No function

Default: OpenNote 1: The target 5tone code is in the 5tone - Encode/Decode Code Table - Decode -




Selectable Call Alert LED(5tone)Select the LED status when the expected 5tone is received.

Blink: Call LED (Orange) blinks. Clear: Call LED (Orange) is turned off. Disable: Do not change the LED status.

Default: BlinkNote 1: The target 5tone code is in the 5tone - Encode/Decode Code Table - Decode -




Transpond CodeSelect to transmit the Transpond Code when the expected 5tone code is received. When 5tone - Encode/Decode Code Table - Decode - Transpond is selected: Transmit

the Transpond Code every time the expected 5tone code is received.

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When 5tone - Encode/Decode Code Table - Decode - Transfer is checked: Transmit the selected Transpond Code while the [Transfer] key is pressed. 1 - 24: Transmit the selected Encode Code. Disable: Do not transmit the Transpond Code.

Default: DisableNote 1: The target 5tone code is in the 5tone - Encode/Decode Code Table - Decode -

Compare Decode Type menu.Note 2: When "Transpond Code" is disabled, 5tone - Encode/Decode Code Table -

Decode - Transfer cannot be set.Note 3: If "5tone - Encode/Decode Code Table - Decode - Clear to Transpond" is

enabled, the transceiver waits for the transmission until the channel becomes open.Note 4: When "Special Setting" is checked (enabled) and you are using Decode


DisplaySelect the display message when the expected 5tone is received.

Disable: Do not change the display. Selcall/Status List: When the 5tone matches, it is compared with the code in 5tone -

Selcall/Status List. If there is a code in the list, the transceiver displays the message for this code. If the message is not available for the code, it displays the code number.

Text: When 5tone is matched, you can configure to display a text message. You can program the text in the 5tone - Encode/Decode Code Table - Decode - Text menu.

Default: Disable.Note 1: The target 5tone code is in the 5tone - Encode/Decode Code Table - Decode -



Format, this parameter is not valid.Depending on the Enhanced Display settings, the Selcall and Status displays may vary.

TextIf you set "Text" in the 5tone - Encode/Decode Code Table - Decode - Display menu,

you can display the text message when the expected 5tone code is received. You can enter a text message of up to 12 characters.

Note 1: The target 5tone code is in the 5tone - Encode/Decode Code Table - Decode - Compare Decode Type menu.

Note 2: This function is not available when the transceiver is set to Feature Level=BASIC.

Note 3: When "Special Setting" is checked (enabled) and you are using Decode Format, this parameter is not valid.

ScanSelect the Scan operation when the expected 5tone is received.

Start: Start scanning when the expected 5tone code is received. Stop: Stop scanning when the expected 5tone code is received. Disable: No function

Default: Disable

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Note 3: When "Special Setting" is checked (enabled) and you are using DecodeFormat, this parameter is not valid.

EmergencyStop Emergency operation when the expected 5tone is received.

Stop: Stop Emergency action when the 5tone code coincided. Disable: No function Default: Disable



Note 3: When "Special Setting" is checked (enabled) and you are using DecodeFormat, this parameter is not valid.

StunSelect the Stun operation when the expected 5tone code is received.

Stun: Becomes Stun status. When the transceiver enters this mode, the transceiver cannot operate, and "LOCK 2" appears. Revive: Revives the transceiver in Stun mode. When the Revive code is received, the transceiver becomes operational again. Kill: Disable all functions of the transceiver. The transceiver must be reprogrammed by the

FPU to operate again. While the transceiver is in Kill mode, 'ERROR' appears.Default: Disable.Note 1: The target 5tone code is in the 5tone - Encode/Decode Code Table - Decode -


Level=BASIC.Note 3: Stun and Kill status is backed up even if the transceiver is turned off.Note 4: When "Special Setting" is checked (enabled) and you are using Decode


Next Decode CodeAfter receiving the 1st frame of the 5tone code in the 5tone - Encode/Decode Code

Table - Decode - Compare Decode Type menu, you can select to wait for another different 5tone code of the 2nd frame. The 3rd frame is processed in the same manner. 1 - 8: When the 1st frame is matched, the transceiver tries to decode the selected Decode

Code Number for the next frame. Disable: When the 1st frame matches, the transceiver does not decode the next frame.

Default: DisableNote 1: The transceiver waits for the time that is specified in Next Decode Wait Time in

order to decode the next Decode Code.Note 2: When "Special Setting" is checked (enabled) and you are using Decode


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Store QueueWhen the target 5tone code is received, you can select to store the code to the queue

buffer. The decoded code can be stored as Selcall or Status. You can choose it in the "5tone - System Parameters" menu. In addition, select Selcall to store in Store Selcall Digit or select Status Digit to store in the Store Status Digit menu. Check: Store the 5tone code in the queue buffer Uncheck: Do not store the 5tone code to the queue buffer.

Default: UncheckNote 1: The target 5tone code is in the 5tone - Encode/Decode Code Table - Decode -




Next Decode Wait TimeYou can program the wait time for decoding the next 2-frame 5tone after the first frame

of the 5tone matches the programmed 5tone code. You can program the wait time in the 5tone - Encode/Decode Code Table - Decode - Next Decode Code menu. Range: 0 - 2550 mseconds (in steps of 10 ms.)

Default: 1600 msecondsNote 1: When "Special Setting" is checked (enabled), you cannot program this

parameter.Note 2: When "Special Setting" is checked (enabled) and you are using Decode


Auto Reset TimerYou can program the wait time to mute the speaker after the transceiver receives

5tone and opens the squelch. You can also program the Auto Reset function in each of the "5tone - System Parameters". Auto Reset Timer starts counting down the time when the squelch unmutes by pressing the [Monitor] key or ending of the transmission. Range: Off (0) - 300 seconds (in steps of 1 sec.)

Default: 10 secondsNote: Stun mode is not reset by Auto Reset Timer

Clear to TranspondYou can program the Transpond function to wait for the transmission until the channel

becomes open. Check: Enable the Clear to Transpond feature Uncheck: Disable the Clear to Transpond feature

Default: UncheckNote: Transpond feature of 5tone is programmed in the 5tone - Encode/Decode Code

Table - Decode - Transpond menu. It does not affect the "5tone - Encode/Decode Code Table - Decode - Transfer" function.

Horn AlertWhen the target 5tone code is received, you can activate the Horn Alert function. The

duration of Alert and Logic State can be configured in the "Optional Features" menu. Horn

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Alert is activated when the [Horn Alert] key is depressed and the target 5tone is received. The hardware modification may be required to work. Refer to the service manual for details. Check: Activate Horn Alert when the target 5tone code is received. Uncheck: Do not activate Horn Alert


Compare Decode Type menu.Note 2: When "Special Setting" is checked (enabled) and you are using Decode


TransferWhen the target 5tone code is received, you can select to transfer the code to another

transceiver. When a mobile transceiver receives the target 5tone code, a mobile transceiver transfers the received 5tone code to a portable.

Press the [Transfer] key to activate the function. When the target 5tone code is received, the transceiver transfers the code in the 5tone - Encode/Decode Code Table - Decode - Transpond Code menu. Check: Transfer the code when the target 5tone code is received. Uncheck: Do not transfer the code.


Compare Decode Type menu.Note 2: Transfer function is not available when 5tone - Encode/Decode Code Table -

Decode - Transpond Code is disabled.Note 3: [Transfer] key must be assigned to activate the function.Note 4: When "Special Setting" is checked (enabled) and you are using Decode


Selcall/Status List

Selcall CodeYou can program the Selcall Message when you select the party from the List to make

a 5tone selective call. Or you want to display the Selcall Code or Message when you receive the call.

A maximum of 8 digits can be programmed for the Code and 100 different Selcalls are available for Selcall List.

To use when transmitting: Press the [Selcall List] or [Selcall + Status List] key. Select the Selcall List you wish to transmit.

To use when receiving: 1st, 2nd and 3rd digits are checked (enabled) in the 5tone - System Parameters - Store Selcall Digit menu and you receive 5tone code #59401. The checked digit, "5", "9", "4" is stored as Selcall code. If 5tone - Encode/Decode Code Table - Decode - Display is set to "Selcall/Status List", the transceiver searches for the stored code, #594 for Selcall List in "5tone - Selcall/Status List" to display the message (Blinking). If no message is programmed in "5tone - Selcall/Status List", the blinking code number, itself, is displayed.

Selcall MessageYou can assign 16 alphanumeric characters to each message.

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Status CodeYou can program the Status Message when you select the party from the List to

transmit Status Code. Or you want to display the Status Code or Message when you receive the call.

A maximum of 8 digits be programmed for the Code and 100 different Status are available for Status List.

To use when you transmit: Press the [Status List] or [Selcall + Status List] key. Then select the desired code from Status List. When you transmit, the selected code is transmitted.

To use when you receive: When you have the 4th and 5th digits checked in the 5tone - System Parameters - Store Status Digit menu and the received 5tone code #59401, #01 is stored as Status in the memory. If you select "Selcall/Status List" in the 5tone - Encode/Decode Code Table - Decode - Display menu, the transceiver looks for the stored status code #01 in the Status List. When the message text is assigned to the status code #01, the text message appears on the LCD. Otherwise, the code number appears.

Status MessageYou can assign 16 alphanumeric characters to each message.

Alert Tone

Number of PassesYou can program the number of times to repeat sending the Alert Tone.

Any output tone frequency and duration can be programmed for Alert Tone. 1 - 255: The number of times to repeat the Alert Tone. Infinite: Continuously output Alert Tone.

Default: 1.

Interval TimeProgram the interval time between Alert Tones.

Range: 0 - 255 seconds (in steps of 1 sec.)Default: 0 secondNote: You must enable the 5tone - Alert Tone - Number of Passes function to set the

Interval Time.

1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th Tone FrequencyProgram the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th tone frequency for Alert Tone. "No Tone" mutes the

speaker. Range: No Tone, 400 - 2500Hz

Note: "No Tone" mutes the speaker for the time of Length 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.

Length 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th ToneProgram the length of Frequency 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.

Range: 0 - 2500 mseconds (in steps of 10 ms).

Encode/Decode Format

Encode FormatYou can use the Encode Format script function when you select Feature Level=FULL

and "Special Setting"=Check. In order to write the Encode Format script, you need technical

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knowledge of 5tone signalling functions. Of course, you can write the script to perform all the functions that you can do with "Feature Level"=BASIC and FULL and "Special Setting" = Uncheck. (Menu driven method)

In addition, you can write the original script to control various functions and signalling timing.

Refer to each function of Encode Format Code for details. Sample scripts are also available. You can create 32 different types of Encode Formats. You can assign a name up to 12 characters for each Encode Format.- Press the [Add] or [F9] key to create a new Encode Format.- Press the [Delete] key or [SHIFT] + [F9] key to erase the Encode Format displayed on the LCD.- Press the [Rename] or [F6] key to change the name of the Encode Format.- Press the [Next] or [F7] key to display the next Encode Format name.- Press the [Prev] or [F8] key to display the previous Encode Format name.- Press the [List] or [F2] key to display the list of Encode Format names.- Press the [Compile] or [F10] key to check the error(s) in the Encode Formats you created.

ALERT numSounds the Alert tone number. You can select one of 8 different Alert Tones in the

5tone - Alert Tone menu. num: 1 - 8<Example>TXS DEL 100 TSET EEA LEN 40 SEND #12345 DEL 50 RX ALERT 2<Operation>100 mseconds after the transmission is activated, the transceiver transmits EEA tone #12345. Each tone duration is transmitted 40 mseconds. 50 mseconds after sending the tones, the transceiver returns to receive mode and Alert Tone 2 sounds.

AUTRStarts counting down the Auto Reset Timer. The time can be adjusted in the 5Tone -

Encode/Decode Code Table - Decode - Auto Reset Timer menu. When it expires, the transceiver mutes the squelch automatically.<Example>OPEN TXS DEL 100 TSET EEA LEN 40 SEND #12345 DEL 50 RX AUTR<Operation>The Monitor is on and 100 mseconds after the transmission is activated, the transceiver transmits EEA tone #12345 for each tone duration of 40 mseconds. 50 mseconds after sending the tones, the transceiver returns to receive mode and starts counting down the Auto Reset Timer.

BEEP numSounds the BEEP tone number. You can select one of 48 different Beep Tones (0 -

47). You cannot program the sound of the Beep Tones. num: 0 - 47.<Example>TXS DEL 100 TSET EEA LEN 40 SEND #12345 DEL 50 RX BEEP 2<Operation>

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100 mseconds after the transmission is activated, the transceiver transmits EEA tone #12345 for each tone duration of 40 mseconds. 50 mseconds after sending the tones, the transceiver returns to receive mode and Beep 2 sounds.

BKTOFYou can send a Background Tone using BKTON command. This command stops

sending the Background Tone.<Example>EMGON REP 5 TXS DEL 200 TSET EEA LEN 40 SEND #59499 DEL 100 BKTON TXM DELL 5 BKTOF RX RSML 5<Operation>The transceiver enters Emergency Mode. 200 mseconds after transmission is activated, the transceiver transmits EEA Tone Code #59499. 100 mseconds after sending the tones, it activates the Background Tone. It unlocks the Mic Modulation and continues transmitting for an additional 5 seconds. It then returns to receive mode. When it returns to receive mode, the Background Tone stops. 5 seconds later, it starts transmitting again. The above operation is repeated 5 times.

BKTONSends a Background Tone while transmitting. The tone frequency is approximately

1630Hz. This command is used with the BKTOF command.<Example>EMGON REP 5 TXS DEL 200 TSET EEA LEN 40 SEND #59499 DEL 100 BKTON TXM DEL 5000 BKTOF RX RSML 5<Operation>The transceiver enters Emergency Mode. 200 mseconds after transmission is activated, the transceiver transmits EEA Tone Code #59499. 100 mseconds after sending the tones, it activates the Background Tone. It unlocks the Mic Modulation and continues transmitting for an additional 5 seconds. It then returns to receive mode. When it returns to receive mode, the Background Tone stops. 5 seconds later, it starts transmitting again. The above operation is repeated 5 times.

BLTOFTurns off the display backlight. This can be used in Emergency Mode to pretend that

the transceiver is turned off.<Example>Encode format: EMGON BLTOF LEN 0 TEXT ' ' DIFIX REP 5 TXS DEL 200 TSET EEA LEN 40 SEND #59499 DEL 50 TXM DELL 5 RX RSML 5Decode format: CMP ^RX12345 EMGOF REPOF BLTON MONO BEEP 3 ENCI ENC_TXTOFENC_TXTOF: TXTOF<Operation>^RX=59401 The transceiver enters Emergency Mode and the LCD backlight is turned off. It sends #59499, 5 times. The transmission and reception interval is set to transmit for 5 seconds and to receive for 5 seconds. When it receives #59401, it exits Emergency Mode. The LCD backlight turns on and the squelch unmutes. Beep 3 sounds.

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CLOSEClose the Selcall Mute state (Reset Selcall Mute). The next instruction is executed

when it is closed.<Example>CLOSE TXM SCTP<Operation>Transmits after the squelch mutes. The QT/DQT tone is also transmitted.

Note: The XCLOS and XOPEN commands check the Selcall Mute state. After checking the Monitor state,

XCLS --> When it is close.XOPEN --> When it is open.

The next instruction of each command is NOT executed.

CTTPActivate when the transceiver is in the Clear to Transpond state. The transceiver does

not send an Ack signal when the signal is received on the channel. It waits to transmit until after the signal is dropped.<Example>Decode format decAck: CMP #54321 BEEP 16 MONF ENCI encAckEncode format encAck: CTTP TXS DEL 100 TSET EEA LEN 40 SEND #59480 DEL 50 RX<Operation>When the transceiver receives the 5tone code #54321, beep 16 sounds, it unmutes the squelch, and the [MON] icon appears. The transmission is activated. If the transceiver does not detect a carrier on the current channel, 100 mseconds after the transceiver transmits EEA Tone Code #59480. If the transceiver detects a carrier on the current channel, the transceiver waits to transmit until after the signal is dropped.

DEL xtimeWait for the programmed time before executing the Encode Sequence. DEL

represents the "Delay". When a fixed short waiting time or a long transmission time is necessary for receiving and transmitting, you can use this command. xtime: 1 - 7000 msecond (in steps of 1 msecond)<Example>TXS DEL 100 TSET EEA LEN 40 SEND #12345 DEL 50 RX<Operation>100 mseconds after the transmission is activated, the transceiver sends EEA tone #12345. Each tone duration is transmitted for 40 mseconds. 50 mseconds later, the transceiver returns to receive mode.

DELL ltimeWait for the specified time until the Encode Sequence is executed. DELL represents

"Delay Long". When a fixed long waiting time or a long transmission time is necessary for receiving and transmitting, you can use this command. ltime: 0 - 255 seconds (in steps of 1 second)<Example>REP 30 TXS DEL 200 TSET EEA LEN 40 SEND #12345678 DEL 50 TXM DELL 10 RX RSML 5<Operation>

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200 mseconds after the transmission is activated, the transceiver sends EEA Tone Code #12345678. 50 mseconds after the transmission is completed, it unlocks the microphone modulation and continues transmitting for 10 seconds. It then returns to receive mode for 5 seconds and starts transmitting again. Repeat the above operation 30 times.

DIFIXFreezes the displayed items on the LCD and the transceiver enters Emergency Mode.

In Emergency Mode, the transceiver repeats the Encode and Decode operation in the Selcall menu. The speaker is muted. To exit Emergency Mode, you must turn off the transceiver or the transceiver must execute Decode Format to execute the EMGOF command.<Example>DIFIX TXS EMGON DEL 200 TSET EEA LEN 40 SEND #59499 DEL 50 TXM DELL 10 REP 5 RX RSML 5<Operation>Freezes the displayed items on the LCD and enters Emergency Mode. 200 mseconds after transmission is activated, the transceiver sends EEA Tone Code #59499. 50 mseconds after the transmission is completed, it unlocks the microphone modulation and continues transmitting for 10 seconds. It then returns to receive mode for 5 seconds and starts transmitting again. Repeat the above operation 5 times.

DISPFCauses the currently displayed items to blink.

<Example>TXT SCPH DEL 180 RX OPEN DISPF<Operation>Transmit a QT Reverse burst. After 180 mseconds, the transceiver returns to receive mode. It cancels Selcall Mute to unmute the squelch. All displayed items blink.

DISPSCancels the blinking display and returns the display to normal.

<Example>Decode Format: STO 12345 QUEUE DISPQ DISPF LEDF MONO ENCI transpondEncode Format transpond: TXS DEL 500 TSET EEA LEN 40 SEND #54321 DEL 20 RX DEL 2000 DISPS LEDS<Operation>Display (Blinking) the received 5tone code, and the orange LED blinks. The transceiver unmutes and transponds. 2 seconds after it returns to receive, the displayed characters on the LCD and the LED stop blinking.

DTAILTransmit the DQT Turn off code. You can specify the transmission time.

<Example>TXT DTAIL DEL 180 RX<Operation>Output the DQT Turn Off Code and the transceiver returns to receive mode after 180 mseconds.

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EMGONEnters Emergency Mode. To exit the Emergency Mode, you must either turn off the

transceiver or activate the Decode Format to execute the EMGOF command.<Example>Encode Format: EMGON TXS DEL 200 TSET EEA LEN 40 SEND #59499 DEL 50 TXM DELL 10 REP 5 RX RSML 5<Operation>The transceiver enters Emergency Mode. 200 mseconds after transmission is activated, the transceiver transmits EEA Tone Code #59499. 50 mseconds after sending the tones, the transceiver unlocks the Mic Modulation and continues transmitting for an additional 10 seconds. It then returns to receive mode. 5 seconds later, it starts transmitting again. The above operation is repeated 5 times. The displayed items are not frozen as the DIFIX command.

ENC encExecute the Encode Format defined in the 'enc'. It is used to encode the tones for 2-

frame and 3-frame 5tone. enc: Encode Format Name<Example>Encode Format: TXS DEL 100 TSET EEA LEN 40 SEND #594^K45 DEL 50 RX ENC 2nd_frame2nd_frame: TXS DEL 200 TSET EEA LEN 40 SEND ^RX12345 DEL 50 RX<Operation>The Encode Format name to transmit is the "2nd_frame". After sending the 5tone #594^K45, the transceiver transmits the 5Tone Code, specified by the ^Rx12345's address.

ENTTM ltimeProgram the time-out time for each Entry Mode, such as Selcall Entry Mode, Status

Entry Mode, Channel Entry Mode, and Queue Entry Mode. Itime : 0 - 255 seconds (in steps of 1 second)<Example>Decode format: STO 12345 QUEUE DISPQ BEEP 1 ENCI test_ENTTMEncode format (test_ENTTM): ENTTM 10<Operation>Displays the Queue number of the stored sequence. Beep 1 sounds. Set the Entry Timer to 10 seconds. The transceiver returns to Channel Display from the Queue display within 10 seconds.

*Mode Entry Timer ignores the time in the Optional Feature - Mode Entry Timer menu.

ERRX0Exits the Encode Format and an error tone sounds when X-command (ex. XCARR,

XCLOS and etc.) is executed after the ERRX0 command.<Example>Encode Format: ERRX1 OPEN XCLOS ERRX0 XCARR TXM<Operation>If the transceiver is muted, it unmutes the squelch and an error tone sounds. If the transceiver is not muted and no signal is detected, the transceiver transmits. If the transceiver detects a carrier, it exits without sending an error tone.

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ERRX1Exits the Encode Format without sending an error tone when X-command (ex. XCARR,

XCLOS and etc.) is executed after the ERRX1 command.<Example>Encode Format: ERRX1 XCARR TXM SCTP<Operation>Transmit the programmed QT/DQT code if no signal is on the channel. If the signal is detected on the channel, it exits without sending an error tone.

KEYDAll the key functions are disabled. (Key Disable) You can temporarily disable all the

key operations with the Decode Format Commands. You can also assign this function to a key to act like the [Key Lock] function.<Example>Decode Format: CMP #12300 MONC ENCI lockEncode Format:lock: KEYD<Operation>When the transceiver receives #12300, it mutes the squelch and locks all the key functions.

KEYEUnlock the keys to return to normal operation. You can temporarily enable all the key

operations with the Decode Format Commands. You can also assign this function to a key to act like the [Key Lock] function to return to normal operation.<Example>Decode Format: CMP #12301 MONO ENCI UnlockEncode Format: Unlock: KEYE<Operation>When the transceiver receives #12301, it unmutes the squelch and revives the key operations.

KNOBDAvailable only for portable transceivers. Transceiver knob is locked. (Transceiver knob

disabled)<Example>Decode Format: CMP #12300 MONC ENCI lock_kEncode Format:lock_k: KNOBD<Operation>When the transceiver receives #12300, it locks the knob.

KNOBEAvailable only for portable transceivers. Unlock the knob to return to normal operation.

<Example>Decode Format: CMP #12301 MONO ENCI Unlock_kEncode Format: Unlock_k: KNOBE

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<Operation>When the transceiver receives #12301, it revives the knob operations.

LEDFBlink the orange LED.

<Example>Decode Format: CMP #12300 ENCI transpondEncode Format:transpond: TXS DEL 500 TSET EEA LEN 40 SEND #12301 DEL 20 RX LEDF<Operation>When the transceiver receives #12300, the transmission is activated. 500 mseconds later, the transceiver transmits EEA Tone Code #12301. Each tone duration is 40 mseconds. 20 mseconds after sending the tones, it returns to receive mode and the orange LED starts blinking.

LEDSTurns off the blinking orange LED.

<Example>Decode Format: STO 12345 QUEUE DISPQ DISPF LEDF MONO ENCI transpondEncode Format: transpond: TXS DEL 500 TSET EEA LEN 40 SEND #54321 DEL 20 RX DEL 2000 DISPS LEDS<Operation>Causes the received 5tone code on the LCD, and the orange LED, to blink. The transceiver unmutes and transponds. 2 seconds after the transceiver returns to receive mode, the displayed items and the orange LED stop blinking.

LEN xtimeProgram the duration of each tone. You can specify the time for the 5Tone, Single

Tone and DTMF Code. xtime: 1 - 7000 mseconds (in steps of 1 msecond)<Example>Encode format: TXS DEL 100 TSET EEA LEN 40 SEND #59401 DEL 50 RX<Operation>100 mseconds after the transmission is activated, the transceiver sends EEA Tone #59401. Each tone duration is transmitted for 40 mseconds.

OPENExecute the Monitor Open command in the System Parameters - Monitor Function

menu.<Example>Encode format: (PTT Release) TXT DTAIL DEL 180 RX OPEN<Operation>After the transceiver transmits the DQT Turn off code for 180 mseconds, it unmutes the squelch.

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RACK stime decExecute and check the Decode Format, defined by "dec" for the duration of "stime".

This command is used with the Encode/Decode Format when an Acknowledgement Message is necessary. stime(Standard Time): 0 - 2550 mseconds (in steps of 10 mseconds) dec: Decode Format Name<Example>Encode format: REP 10 TXS DEL 100 TSET EEA LEN 40 SEND #59499 DEL 50 RACK 2500 DecAck RSML 5DECACK: CMP #54321 REPOF BEEP 16 MONF<Operation>100 mseconds after transmission is activated, the transceiver transmits EEA Tone Code #59499. Each tone duration is 40 mseconds. 50 mseconds after sending the tones, it returns to receive mode to wait for an ACK signal. If the transceiver does not receive #54400 within 2500 mseconds, it transmits #59499 again, 5 seconds after the last transmission.

The transceiver repeats the above operation 10 times.

If the transceiver receives #59400 within 2500 mseconds after transmission, it stops the repeat operation and Beep 16 sounds. It unmutes the squelch.

RAUX0It outputs a "LOW" state to the Auxiliary port, "HOR" terminal. You can assign the port

to an external key to control connected devices.<Example>Decode format: CMP #59400 ENCI port_Low CMP #59411 ENCI port_HighEncode format:port_Low: RAUX0port_high: RAUX1<Operation>When the transceiver receives #59400, it outputs a "LOW" state to the "HOR" terminal. When it receives #59411, it outputs a "HIGH" state to the "HOR" terminal.

This function is available only for mobile transceivers.

RAUX1It outputs a "LOW" state to the Auxiliary port, "HOR" terminal. You can assign the port

to an external key to control connected devices.<Example>Decode format: CMP #59400 ENCI port_Low CMP #59411 ENCI port_HighEncode format: port_Low: RAUX0port_high: RAUX1<Operation>When the transceiver receives #59400, it outputs a "LOW" state to the "HOR" terminal. When it receives #59411, it outputs a "HIGH" state to the "HOR" terminal.

This function is available only for mobile transceivers.

REP repRepeat Encode Format for the time specified in 'rep'.

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rep: 1 - 255 times, 0 (infinite).<Example>Encode format: REP 10 TXS DEL 100 TSET EEA LEN 40 SEND #59499 DEL 50 RX RACK 2500 DecAck RSML 5DECACK: CMP #54321 REPOF BEEP 16 MONF<Operation>100 mseconds after transmission is activated, the transceiver transmits EEA Tone Code #59499. Each tone duration is 40 mseconds. 50 mseconds after sending the tones, it returns to receive mode to wait for an ACK signal. If the transceiver does not receive #54321 within 2500 mseconds, it transmits #59499 again, 5 seconds after the last transmission. The transceiver repeats the above operation 10 times. If the transceiver receives #54321 within 2500 mseconds after transmission, it stops the repeat operation and Beep 16 sounds. It unmutes the squelch.

RIGN stimeThe Automatic Close used in the "System Parameters - Digit" menu, is disabled for the

duration of "stime". It is used to wait for an Ack signal after transmission in order to avoid the unexpected close caused by the sequence from another station. stime(Standard Time): 0 - 2550 mseconds (in steps of 10 mseconds)<Example>Encode format: OPEN TXS DEL 100 TSET EEA LEN 40 SEND #123^K45 DEL 50 RIGN 2000 RX<Operation>After the transceiver unmutes, it transmits #123^K45. For 2000 mseconds, the Selcall mute cannot be closed by Automatic Close. Then, it returns to receive.

RKILL1When the "RKILL1" command is executed, all the functions on the transceiver become

non-operatable. "ERROR" appears on the LCD. To revive the transceiver, it must be reprogrammed by the FPU. This function is used for security purposes when a transceiver is stolen or lost.<Example>Decode format: CMP #98790 ENCI enc_kill CMP #98795 ENCI enc_stun CMP #98796 ENCI enc_rviveEncode format:enc_kill : TXS DEL 100 TSET CCIR LEN 100 SEND ^RX123#90 DEL 50 RKILL1enc_stun : TXS DEL 100 TSET CCIR LEN 100 SEND ^RX123#95 DEL 50 RSTUNenc_rvive : TXS DEL 100 TSET CCIR LEN 100 SEND ^RX123#96 DEL 50 RVIVE<Operation>When the transceiver receives #98790, it transmits ^RX123#90. "ERROR" appears on the LCD. When the transceiver receives #98795, it transmits ^RX123#95; the transceiver cannot operate. When the transceiver receives #98790, it transmits ^RX123#96. The transceiver revives from the Stun state.

You can execute similar commands in Decode Format. But the RKILL1 command confirms the Acknowledgement signal from the target station before the operation.

RKILL2When the "RKILL2" command is executed, all the functions on the transceiver become

non-operatable. "ERROR" appears on the LCD and all the data in the transceiver is erased.

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To revive the transceiver, it must be reprogrammed by the FPU. This function is used for security purposes when a transceiver is stolen or lost.<Example>Decode format: CMP #98790 ENCI enc_kill CMP #98795 ENCI enc_stun CMP #98796 ENCI enc_rviveEncode format:enc_kill : TXS DEL 100 TSET CCIR LEN 100 SEND ^RX123#90 DEL 50 RKILL2enc_stun : TXS DEL 100 TSET CCIR LEN 100 SEND ^RX123#95 DEL 50 RSTUNenc_rvive : TXS DEL 100 TSET CCIR LEN 100 SEND ^RX123#96 DEL 50 RVIVE<Operation>When the transceiver receives #98790, it transmits ^RX123#90. "ERROR" appears on the LCD and all the data is erased. When the transceiver receives #98795, it transmits ^RX123#95; the transceiver cannot operate. When the transceiver receives #98790, it transmits ^RX123#96. The transceiver revives from the Stun state.

You can execute similar commands in Decode Format. But the RKILL2 command confirms the Acknowledgement signal from the target station before the operation.

RSML ltimeThe transceiver stops the Encode sequence and waits the duration of "ltime". The

transceiver then outputs the Encode code again. It is used when the transceiver waits for an Acknowledgement signal in the repeat operation. ltime: 0-255 seconds (in steps of 1 second)<Example>Encode format: REP 10 TXS DEL 100 TSET EEA LEN 40 SEND #59499 DEL 50 RX RACK 2500 DecAck RSML 5DECACK: CMP #54321 REPOF BEEP 16 MONF<Operation>Wait 100 mseconds after transmission is activated. Then, transmit EEA tone #59499. Each tone duration is 40 mseconds. After transmitting tone #59499, the transceiver waits for 50 mseconds before returning to receive mode. It then waits for an ACK signal. The transceiver waits for receiving #54321 within 2500 mseconds from the end of the transmission. If it does not receive the code within the above time period, it re-transmits #59499, 5 seconds after the previous transmission. The transceiver repeats the above operation 10 times. If the transceiver receives #54321 within 2500 mseconds after transmission, it stops the repeat operation. Beep 16 sounds and the squelch unmutes.

RSMS stimeThe transceiver stops the Encode sequence and waits the duration of "stime". The

transceiver then outputs the Encode code again. stime(Standard Time): 0 - 2550 mseconds (in steps of 10 mseconds)<Example>Encode format: REP 10 TXS DEL 100 TSET EIA LEN 33 SEND #59499 DEL 20 RX RSMS 800DECACK: CMP #54321 REPOF BEEP 16 MONF<Operation>Wait 100 mseconds after transmission is activated. Then, transmit EIA tone #59499. Each tone duration is 33 mseconds. After transmitting tone #59499, the transceiver waits for 20 mseconds before returning to receive mode. 800 mseconds later, it re-transmits #59499. The

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transceiver repeats the above operation 10 times. While it receives, the Decode Format in the System Parameters - Decode Format menu, is executed.

RSTUNWhen "RSTUN" is executed, the transceiver changes to the Remote Stun state.

Unless the transceiver receives the Revive Code or new programming data is written by the FPU, it becomes non-operational. "LOCK 2" appears on the LCD. The Remote Stun status is backed up. This Remote Stun function is used for security purposes when a transceiver is stolen or lost or the user does not pay the service fee.<Example>Decode format: CMP #98790 ENCI enc_kill CMP #98795 ENCI enc_stun CMP #98796 ENCI enc_rviveEncode format:enc_kill: TXS DEL 100 TSET CCIR LEN 100 SEND ^RX123#90 DEL 50 RKILL2enc_stun: TXS DEL 100 TSET CCIR LEN 100 SEND ^RX123#95 DEL 50 RSTUNenc_rvive: TXS DEL 100 TSET CCIR LEN 100 SEND ^RX123#96 DEL 50 RVIVE<Operation>When the transceiver receives #98790, it transmits ^RX123#90. "ERROR" appears on the LCD and all the data is erased. When the transceiver receives #98795, it transmits ^RX123#95; the transceiver cannot operate. When the transceiver receives #98790, it transmits ^RX123#96. The transceiver revives from the Stun state.

You can execute similar commands in the Decode Format. But the RKILL2 command confirms the Acknowledgement signal from the target station before the operation.

RVIVEWhen the "RVIVE" command is executed, the transceiver unlocks the Remote Stun

state. The transceiver becomes fully operational again.<Example>Decode format: CMP #98790 ENCI enc_kill CMP #98795 ENCI enc_stun CMP #98796 ENCI enc_rviveEncode format:enc_kill: TXS DEL 100 TSET CCIR LEN 100 SEND ^RX123#90 DEL 50 RKILL2enc_stun: TXS DEL 100 TSET CCIR LEN 100 SEND ^RX123#95 DEL 50 RSTUNenc_rvive: TXS DEL 100 TSET CCIR LEN 100 SEND ^RX123#96 DEL 50 RVIVE<Operation>When the transceiver receives #98790, it transmits ^RX123#90. "ERROR" appears on the LCD and all the data is erased. When the transceiver receives #98795, it transmits ^RX123#95; the transceiver cannot operate. When the transceiver receives #98790, it transmits ^RX123#96. The transceiver revives from the Stun state.

You can execute similar commands in the Decode Format. But the RKILL2 command confirms the Acknowledgement signal from the target station before the operation.

RXF rf-freqChange the frequency defined in the "rf-freq" to receive. Define the frequency range,

selected by the "Model Type". rf-freq: RF frequency<Example>Encode format: TXT DTAIL DEL 180 RXF 451.0125 DEL 5000 RXP<Operation>

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180 mseconds after transmitting the DQT Turn off code, the transceiver sets the receive frequency on 451.0125MHz to receive. 5000 mseconds later, it returns to the original receive frequency.

RXPReceive on the frequency programmed for the channel.

<Example>Encode format: TXT DTAIL DEL 180 RXF 451.0125 DEL 5000 RXP<Operation>180 mseconds after transmitting the DQT Turn off code, the transceiver sets the receive frequency on 451.0125MHz to receive. 5000 mseconds later, it returns to the original receive frequency.

RXSwitch to Receive mode.

<Example>Encode format: TXT DTAIL DEL 180 RX<Operation>180 mseconds after transmitting the DQT Turn off code, the transceiver return to the receive mode.

SBUSYWhen a signal is detected on the channel, it skips the Encode Format "SBUSY" and

the next sequence, defined in SEND, SENDC, SENDS, SCHK, SDIAL and SLEN.<Example>Encode format: TXS DEL 100 TSET EEA LEN 40 SBUSY SEND #59402 DEL 50 RX<Operation>If you press a key assigned to this Encode Format, It returns to receive mode without transmitting #59402 when the signal is on the channel. It transmits #59402 when no signal is on the channel. Radio firmware versions 1.03 and earlier do not support the SENDC, SENDS, SCHK, SDIAL and SLEN commands for the SBUSY command.

SCHKWhen monitor close is detected, it skips the Encode Format “SCLOS” and the next

sequence, defined in SEND, SENDC, SENDS, SCHK, SDIAL and SLEN.<Example>Encode format: TXS DEL 100 TSET EEA LEN 40 SCLOS SEND #59402 DEL 50 RX<Operation>If you press a key, assigned this Encode Format. It returns to receive mode without transmitting #59402 when the monitor is close. It transmits #59402 when monitor is open.

Radio firmware versions 1.03 and earlier do not support this function.

SCLOSEnd the transmission of the QT/DQT code. You can use this command for the "PTT

Release". If you continue to transmit several mseconds after the SCOFF command, you can avoid the Squelch Tail Noise on the receiver side.<Example>Encode format: TXT SCOFF DEL 200 RX

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<Operation>Stop transmitting the QT/DQT code. The transmission continues for 200 mseconds. The transceiver then returns to receive mode.

SCOFFEnd the transmission of the QT/DQT code. You can use this command for the "PTT

Release". If you continue to transmit several mseconds after the SCOFF command, you can avoid the Squelch Tail Noise on the receiver side.<Example>Encode format: TXT SCOFF DEL 200 RX<Operation>Stop transmitting the QT/DQT code. The transmission continues for 200 mseconds. The transceiver then returns to receive mode.

SCPHTransmit a QT Reverse Burst.

<Example>Encode format: TXT SCPH DEL 180 RX<Operation>Transmit a QT Reverse Burst. The transceiver continues transmitting for 180 mseconds.It returns to receive mode.

SCR st-toneChange the tone to the QT/DQT tone defined in the "st-tone" to receive.

st-tone: QT Frequency (67.0 - 250.3), DQT code (N or I)<Example>Encode format: TXT DTAIL DEL 200 RX SCR 151.4 DEL 5000 SCRP<Operation>Transmit the DQT Turn off code for 200 mseconds. The transceiver then returns to receive mode. Set the QT code as 151.4Hz. 5 seconds later, change the QT/DQT code in the "QT/DQT Decode" for the channel. The transceiver waits for the code from this point.

SCRPReceive the QT/DQT code in the QT/DQT Decode menu for the channel.

<Example>Encode format: TXT SCPH DEL 200 RX SCR 151.4 DEL 5000 SCRP<Operation>Transmit the QT Reverse burst for 200 mseconds. The transceiver then returns to receive mode. Set the QT code as 151.4Hz to decode. 5 seconds later, change the QT/DQT code in the "QT/DQT Decode" for the channel. The transceiver waits for the code from this point.

SCT st-toneChange the tone to the QT/DQT tone defined in the "st-tone" to transmit.

st-tone: QT Frequency(67.0 to 250.3 ), DQT code (N or I)<Example>Encode format: TXS SCTP DEL 250 TSET ZVEI LEN 70 SEND #59402 DEL 50 SCT 151.4 DEL 250 SEND ^K12345 SCOFF DEL 250 RX

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Start transmitting using the QT/DQT code for the channel. 250 mseconds later, the transceiver transmits #59402 in ZVEI tone format. 50 mseconds later, change the QT code to 151.4Hz. 250 mseconds later, it transmits the Code defined in ^K12345. It then stops transmitting the QT/DQT code. 250 mseconds later, it returns to receive mode.

SCTPTransmit the QT/DQT code in the QT/DQT Decode menu for the channel.

<Example>Encode format: TXM DEL 100 SCTP<Operation>Transmit the QT/DQT for the channel.

SDIALSends all the digits that are entered as a dialing string. The dialing string can contain

up to 16 digits. The SDIAL instruction is used to transmit this dialing information. It is recommended to use SLEN and SCHK in addition to SDIAL, to minimize the occurrence of errors due to bad signalling conditions.<Example>Encode format: SELD TXD DEL 100 TSET EEA LEN 100 SDIAL DEL 50 RX<Operation>Press the key that is assigned to execute this Encode Format to enter the DTMF code input mode. Enter the desired DTMF codes. Press the [*] key or the key that is assigned to execute the Encode Format again to transmit the DTMF code. 100 mseconds later, the transceiver starts sending the DTMF codes. After transmitting all the codes, it remains in transmission mode for an additional 50 mseconds. It then returns to receive mode.

SELCH channelSelect a channel specified by the "channel".

channel: Channel number 1-250, UP, DOWN.When the "1-250(Channel Number)" command is executed, the present channel

changes to the specified channel. When the "UP" command is executed, the present channel changes to the next higher numbered channel. When the "DOWN" command is executed, the present channel changes to the next lower numbered channel.<Example>Encode format: SELCH 2 TXS DEL 100 TSET EEA LEN 40 SEND #12345 DEL 50 RX

<Operation>Select Channel 2. Wait 100 mseconds to transmit the EEA Tone #12345. Radio firmware versions 1.03 and earlier do not support the UP/DOWN commands.

SELCSelect Selcall message. The selected message in the 5Tone - Selcall/Status List

appears. The operation is the same as pressing the [Selcall List] key.<Example>Encode format: SELC TXS DEL 100 TSET EEA LEN 40 SENDC DEL 100 RXDecode format: STO 12345 QUEUE DISPM MONO BEEP 12<Operation>Press the key that is assigned to execute this Encode Format to enter the Selcall message

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(=Queue Message) selection menu. After you select the Selcall Message, press the [*] key or the Encode Format key again to transmit the selected Selcall Message code. As for the receiver side, the transceiver stores the Selcall and copies it to the Queue Buffer. The Message for the code appears and the squelch unmutes. Beep 12 sounds.

SELDSelect the Dial number input mode. When the "SELD" command is executed, the text

on the LCD is cleared and you can enter the number (a maximum of 16 digits). To finish entering the numbers, press the [*] key. The transceiver transmits the entered numbers using the SDIAL command. This command is used the same as the "Store and Send" function.<Example>Encode format: SELD TXD DEL 100 TSET EEA LEN 100 SDIAL DEL 50 RX<Operation>Press the key that is assigned to execute this Encode Format to enter the DTMF code input mode. Enter the desired DTMF codes. Press the [*] key or the key that is assigned to execute the Encode Format again to transmit DTMF code. 100 mseconds later, the transceiver starts sending the DTMF codes. After transmitting all the codes, it continues transmitting for an additional 50 mseconds. It then returns to receive mode.

Note: We will not recommend setting up this function to [D] key.

SELGR groupSelect a group specified by the “group”.

group: Group number 1-250, UP, DOWN.When the "1-250(Group Number)" command is executed, the present group changes

to the specified group. When the "UP" command is executed, the present group changes to the next higher numbered group. When the "DOWN" command is executed, the present group changes to the next lower numbered group.<Example>Encode format: SELGR 2 SELCH 2 TXS DEL 100 TSET EEA LEN 40 SEND #12345 DEL 50 RX<Operation>Select Group 2 and Channel 2 of this group. Wait 100 mseconds to transmit the EEA Tone #12345. Radio firmware versions 1.03 and earlier do not support this function.

SELMSelect Status Message, the selected message in the 5Tone - Selcall/Status List

appears. The operation is the same as the [Status List] function.<Example>Encode format: SELM TXS DEL 100 TSET EEA LEN 40 SENDS DEL 100 RXDecode format: SSTO 12345 QUEUE DISPM MONO BEEP 1<Operation>Press the key that is assigned to execute this Encode Format to enter the Status Message selection menu. After you select the Status Message, press the [*] key or the Encode Format key again to transmit the selected Status Message code. As for the receiver side, the transceiver stores the Status and copies it to the Temporary Buffer. The Message for the code appears and the squelch unmutes. Beep 1 sounds.

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SELMCSelect "Queue/Status Message". The message in the 5tone - Selcall/Status List

appears. The operation is the same as pressing the [Selcall + Status List] key.<Example>Encode format: SELMC TXS DEL 100 TSET EEA LEN 40 SENDC SENDS DEL 100 RXDecode format: STO 12345 SSTO 45 QUEUE DISPM BEEP 8 MONF<Operation>Press the key that is assigned to execute this Encode Format to enter the Selcall message(=Queue Message) selection menu. After you select the Selcall Message, press the [*] key to select the Status Message. After the "Status Message" is selected, press the [*] key or the Encode Format key again to transmit the selected Selcall Message code. The "Status Code" is transmitted. As for the receiver side, the transceiver stores the Selcall and Status codes and copies them to the Temporary Buffer. The Message for the Code appears and the squelch unmutes. Beep 8 sounds.

The Message codes that are compared at the receiver side must match the number of the digit for STO and SSTO and Selcall/Status Message codes.

SELSSelect Status Digit, the operation is the same as pressing the [Status Entry] key. Select

the Status digit input mode. "ST" appears on the LCD after executing the "SELLS" command.Enter the numbers from 0 - 9. If you press the [*] key, the current Encode Format continues to be executed.<Example>Encode format: SELS TXS DEL 50 TSET EEA LEN 40 SEND ^RX12345^U45 DEL 50 RX<Operation>Press the key that is assigned to execute this Encode Format to enter the Status Digit input menu. After you enter the Status Digit, press the [*] key or the Encode Format key again to transmit the ^RX12345 code. The Status Digit is transmitted.

SEND #0-#FThe SEND range of instructions is used to transmit selective call digits and DTMF

tones. The digit or tone values can be fixed in the encode format (immediate digits), or they can be retrieved from the internal tables (indirect digits). Immediate digits are entered in a format consisting of the pound sign (#) followed by one or more digits. Indirect digits are entered as ^-sign plus the pointer character and one or more indexes.

<Example>Encode Format: TXS DEL 100 TSET EEA LEN 40 SEND #12345 DEL 50 RX<Operation>100 mseconds after transmission is activated, the transceiver transmits EEA Tone Code #59499. Each tone duration is 40 mseconds. 50 mseconds after sending the tones, it returns to receive mode.

Note: The "F" code represents No Tone (unmodulated). Radio firmware versions 1.03 and earlier do not support the "F" Tone.

SEND ^K ptrOutput the Selectable Selcall Digit that is selected by the "ptr" pointer.

ptr: Pointer 1 - 8<Example>

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Encode Format: TXS DEL 100 TSET EEA LEN 40 SEND ^K12345 DEL 50 RX<Operation>100 mseconds after transmission is activated, the transceiver transmits the selected Selcall, and the 1st - 5th digits in the EEA Tone format. Each tone duration is 40 mseconds. 50 mseconds after sending the tones, it returns to receive mode.

SEND ^Q ptrOutput the Queue Code digit that is selected by the "ptr" pointer. ptr: Pointer 1 - 8<Example>Encode Format: TXS DEL 100 TSET EEA LEN 40 SEND ^Q12345 DEL 50 RX<Operation>100 mseconds after transmission is activated, the transceiver transmits the stored Selcall in the Queue Buffer, and the 1st - 5th digits in the EEA Tone format. Each tone duration is 40 mseconds. 50 mseconds after sending the tones, it returns to receive mode.

SEND ^RX ptrOutput the RX Address digit that is selected by the "ptr" pointer. RX Address is

programmed by each channel. ptr: Pointer 1 - 8<Example>Encode Format: TXS DEL 100 TSET EEA LEN 40 SEND ^RX12345 DEL 50 RX<Operation>100 mseconds after transmission is activated, the transceiver transmits the Selcall in the RX Address for the channel, and the 1st - 5th digits in the EEA Tone format. Each tone duration is 40 mseconds. 50 mseconds after sending the tones, it returns to receive mode.

SEND ^TX ptrOutput the TX Address digit that is selected by the "ptr" pointer. TX Address is

programmed by each channel. ptr: Pointer 1 - 8<Example>Encode Format: TXS DEL 100 TSET EEA LEN 40 SEND ^TX12345 DEL 50 RX<Operation>100 mseconds after transmission is activated, the transceiver transmits the Selcall in the TX Address for the channel, and the 1st - 5th digits in the EEA Tone format. Each tone duration is 40 mseconds. 50 mseconds after sending the tones, it returns to receive mode.

SEND Û ptrOutput the Selectable Status digit that is selected by the "ptr" pointer. Press the [Status

Entry] key to select Û code. ptr: Pointer 1 - 8<Example>Encode Format: TXS SEND Û12345 RX<Operation>Output the 1st - 5th digit of the Status Code, then the transceiver returns to receive mode.<Example>Encode Format: TXS DEL 100 TSET EEA LEN 40 SEND ^RX123Û45 DEL 50 RX<Operation>

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100 mseconds after transmission is activated, the transceiver transmits the first 3 tones from the 1st - 3rd digit of the RX Address and the following 2 tones from the selected Status Code, in the EEA Tone format. Each tone duration is 40 mseconds. 50 mseconds after sending the tones, it returns to receive mode.

SEND ^V ptrOutput the RX Code digit that is selected by the "ptr" pointer. Press the [Receive Entry]

key to select ^V code. You can change the RX Address code to receive and transmit.ptr: Pointer 1 - 8<Example>Encode Format: TXS DEL 100 TSET EEA LEN 40 SEND ^RX123^V45 DEL 50 RX<Operation>100 mseconds after transmission is activated, the transceiver transmits the first 3 tones from the 1st - 3rd digit of the RX Address and the following 2 tones from the Selectable Receive Code, in the EEA Tone format. Each tone duration is 40 mseconds. 50 mseconds after sending the tones, it returns to receive mode.

SENDCOutput the Queue Code. It is used to transmit the Selcall Message Code selected by

the SELC command.<Example>Encode format: SELC TXS DEL 100 TSET EEA LEN 40 SENDC DEL 100 RXDecode format: STO 12345 QUEUE DISPM MONO BEEP 12<Operation>Press the key that is assigned to execute this Encode Format to enter the Selcall Message(=Queue Message) selection menu. After the Selcall Message is selected, press the [*] key or the Encode Format key again to transmit the selected Queue Message code. As for the receiver side, the transceiver stores the Selcall and copies it to the Queue Buffer. The Message for the Code appears and the squelch unmutes. Beep 12 sounds.

SENDSOutputs the Status Code. It is used to output the Status Code, and is selected by the

SELM command.<Example>Encode format: SELM TXS DEL 100 TSET EEA LEN 40 SENDS DEL 100 RXDecode format: SSTO 12345 QUEUE DISPM MONO BEEP 1<Operation>Press the key that is assigned to execute this Encode Format to enter the Status Message selection menu. After the Status Message is selected, press the [*] key or the Encode Format key again to transmit the selected Status Message code. As for the receiver side, the transceiver stores the Status code and copies it to the Temporary Buffer. The Message for the Code appears and the squelch unmutes. Beep 1 sounds.

SLEN ofsCauses a digit to be sent as selcall or DTMF, the value of which is determined by the

length of the dialed number string. The digit value is calculated as (Length + Offset) MOD 10, and thus has a value ranging from 0 to 9. The SLEN instruction can be used to build a data-packet to transmit dialing information from the transceiver to an infrastructure connected to the PSTN.

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ofs(Off Set): 0 - 9(in steps of 1)<Example>Encode format: SELD TXD DEL 50 LEN 150 SDIAL DEL 150 SLEN 1 DEL 150 SCHK DEL 50 RX<Operation>When the DTMF digits, "1234" are entered. Press the key that is assigned to execute this Encode Format to enter the DTMF code input menu. Enter [1], [2], [3], [4] ("1234"), then press the [*] key to transmit the code.1. "1234" (4 digits) is transmitted as the Encode Code.2. Then, "5", the SLEN digit is added to "1234" to make the code "12345".3. Add together all the digits, including the SLEN digit. Then take the ones digit. In the above case 1+2+3+4+5=15. The sum of the digits is 15, so we use the number 5 as it is the ones digit. Add the number 5 to the code. The code to be transmitted is now 123455. The SLEN 'ofs' instruction transmits the MOD 10 result of the free-dial string length added to the offset "ofs". The instruction is used within the encode definitions to transfer the free-dial number information to a telephone interconnect. It provides additional protection against false decoding.

Below are three examples:- Dialing string '1234567' (length 7), instruction SLEN 3: (7+3) MOD 10 = 0- Dialing string '456376247623' (length 12), instruction SLEN 9: (12+9) MOD 10 = 1- Dialing string (length 0), instruction SLEN 5: (0+5) MOD 10 = 5

SOPENWhen monitor open is detected, it skips the Encode Format “SOPEN” and the next

sequence, defined in SEND, SENDC, SENDS, SCHK, SDIAL and SLEN.<Example>Encode format: TXS DEL 100 TSET EEA LEN 40 SOPEN SEND #59402 DEL 50 RX<Operation>If you press a key, assigned this Encode Format. It returns to receive mode without transmitting #59402 when the monitor is open. It transmits #59402 when monitor is close. Radio firmware versions 1.03 and earlier do not support this function.

STOPSStop scanning.

<Example>Encode format: ERRX1 STOPS XSCAN TXM<Operation>If the Scan has started already, an error tone sounds and scanning stops. If the Scan is stopped, the transceiver transmits.

STRTSStarts scan.

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TEXT 'text'Causes text to be output onto the display. Individual characters in the display are

shifted from right to left. Use LEN to select the shifting speed and TXTOF to restore the previous display. <Example>Encode format: LEN 250 TEXT 'Radio ID 1001' DEL 500 TXTOF<Operation>"Radio ID 1001" scrolls from right to left on the display at intervals of 250 mseconds. The display returns to normal after 500 mseconds.

TONE af-freqTransmits a single tone selected with "af-freq". A tone in the range of 300 Hz to 3000

Hz can be transmitted. Use LEN to select the transmission duration. A single tone is often required to deactivate the Monitor activated by a repeater, group call or Selective Call system. af-freq: 300 - 3000 Hz<Example>Encode format: TXS DEL 250 LEN 6000 TONE 2135 DEL 150 RX<Operation>The transceiver waits for 250 mseconds after entering transmit mode, and then transmits a 2135 Hz tone for 6 seconds. 150 mseconds after transmitting, it returns to receive mode.

TPDDeactivates the transparency mode that is activated with TPE.

<Example>Encode format: SELD TXD DEL 50 LEN 150 DEL 80 TPE SDIAL DEL 50 TPD TXS DEL 100 TSET EEA LEN 40 SEND #12345 DEL 50 RX<Operation>Pressing this key causes the transceiver to prompt entry of a DTMF code. Enter "123456", then press this key or the [*] key. The transceiver enters transparency mode and transmits "D1234D56". It then exits Transparency mode, transmits the 5tone #12345, then returns to receive mode.

TPEEnables the transfer of a large packet of data using selective call tones, without

causing other units to be called because of matching sequences. When the transparency mode is activated by TPE, a D-digit will be inserted after every four transmitted digits, which will prevent other units from being called. The TPE instruction is normally used in combination with the SDIAL instruction for transferring a dialing string.<Example>Encode format: SELD TXD DEL 50 LEN 150 DEL 80 TPE SDIAL DEL 50 TPD TXS DEL 100 TSET EEA LEN 40 SEND #12345 DEL 50 RX<Operation>Pressing this key causes the transceiver to prompt entry of a DTMF code. Enter "123456", then press this key or the [*] key. The transceiver enters transparency mode and transmits "D1234D56". It then exits transparency mode, transmits the 5tone #12345, then returns to receive mode.

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TPOFActivates Timed Power Off which turns Off the transceiver under a certain condition.

After this function has turned the power Off, use the power switch to operate the transceiver again. Program the parameter in the Timed Power Off Encode format (System Parameters/ 5tone). If so programmed, the transceiver transmits a Selcall code before the power is automatically turned Off. <Example>Encode Format: TXS DEL 100 TSET EEA LEN 40 SEND #12345 DEL 50 RX TPOF<Operation>The transceiver waits for 100 mseconds after entering transmit mode, then transmits #12345 with EEA. 50 mseconds after transmitting, it returns to receive mode and turns the power Off. This function is available only for mobile transceivers.

TSET "toneset"Selects the toneset for transmission of selective call messages. The available tone

sets are: ZVEI, CCIR, EEA, PZVEI, DZVEI, PCCIR, PDZVEI, ZVEI-2, EIA, Natel, AP-369 and Kenwood. You must set the length per tone using the LEN instruction.toneset: ZVEI, CCIR, EEA, PZVEI, DZVEI, PCCIR, PDZVEI, ZVEI-2, EIA, Natel, AP-369 and KENWOOD<Example>Encode Format: TXS DEL 100 TSET KENWOOD LEN 70 SEND #98765 DEL 50 RX<Operation>The transceiver waits for 100 mseconds after entering transmit mode, then transmits KENWOOD Tone #98765. 50 mseconds after transmitting, it returns to receive mode.

TXDTransmits DTMF tones. The microphone is muted during transmission. If "DTMF-

DTMF Side Tone" has been enabled, DTMF tones are output from the speaker.<Example>Encode format: TXD DEL 100 LEN 150 SEND #1234 TXM<Operation>The transceiver waits for 100 mseconds after transmission activates, then transmits DTMF Code #1234. Each tone duration is 150 mseconds. After transmitting, it quits muting the microphone, then continues transmitting. This happens when used as ANI, with PTT Press programmed.

TXF rf-freqTransmits using the frequency selected with "rf-freq". Define a frequency in the range

selected for the Model Type. Both the microphone and the speaker are muted during transmission. rf-freq: RF frequency<Example>Encode format: TXF 451.25500 TXS DEL 50 LEN 6000 TONE 2135 DEL 2000 RX TXP TXS DEL 50 LEN 1000 TONE 1000 DEL 50 RX<Operation>The transceiver transmits a 2135 Hz tone for 6 seconds at 451.255 MHz. 2 seconds after transmitting, it transmits a 1000 Hz tone for 1 second on the current channel frequency, then returns to receive mode.

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TXMTransmits with the microphone unmuted and the speaker muted. The parameter is

usually programmed for PTT Press (System Parameters/ 5tone).<Example>Encode format: TXS SCTP TXM<Operation>The transceiver uses the QT/DQT programmed in the current channel to encode signals. It then quits muting the microphone and continues transmitting.

TXPTransmits on the current channel frequency. Both the microphone and the speaker are

muted during transmission. rf-freq: RF frequency<Example>Encode format: TXF 451.25500 TXS DEL 50 LEN 6000 TONE 2135 DEL 2000 RX TXP TXS DEL 50 LEN 1000 TONE 1000 DEL 50 RX<Operation>The transceiver transmits a 2135 Hz tone for 6 seconds at 451.255 MHz. 2 seconds after transmitting, it transmits a 1000 Hz tone for 1 second on the current channel frequency, then returns to receive mode.

TXSTransmits a 5tone code, or a single tone. The microphone is muted during

transmission. If 5Tone Side Tone has been enabled, tones are output from the speaker.<Example>Encode Format: TXS DEL 100 TSET EEA LEN 40 SEND ^RX123^V45 DEL 50 RX<Operation>The transceiver waits for 100 mseconds after entering transmit mode, then transmits the 5 digits with EEA (1 tone: 40 ms). The fourth and fifth digits in the Selectable Receive code are transmitted following the first three digits in the RX Address. Both the microphone and speaker are muted during transmission.

TXTTransmits a QT Reverse Burst tone or a DQT Turn Off code. Both the microphone and

speaker are muted during transmission.<Example>Encode Format: TXT SCPH DEL 180 DTAIL DEL 180 RX<Operation>With the QT programmed in the current channel, the transceiver transmits a Reverse Burst tone for 180 mseconds. With the DQT, it transmits a Turn Off code for 180 mseconds.

TXTOFRestores the previous display after the text has been displayed with the TEXT

command.<Example>Encode format: LEN 150 TEXT 'Hello Kenwood' DEL 300 TXTOF<Operation>"Hello Kenwood" is scrolled from right to left on the display at intervals of 180 mseconds. The display returns to normal after 300 mseconds.

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XCARRDoes not cause the transceiver to execute the subsequent instruction and causes it to

quit the Encode format sequence when it detects a carrier in the current channel.<Example>Encode format: ERRX1 XCARR TXM<Operation>If the transceiver detects a carrier on the current channel, it generates an error tone and does not transmit.

XCLOSDoes not cause the transceiver to execute the subsequent instruction and causes it to

quit the Encode format sequence when the Monitor is deactivated.<Example>Encode format: OPEN XCLOS TXS DEL 100 TSET EEA LEN 40 SEND ^RX12345 DEL 50 RX CLOSE<Operation>The transceiver checks whether the Monitor is on or off. When Monitor is off, it activates the Monitor, then quits the Encode format sequence. When Monitor is on, it transmits ^RX12345, restores the receive mode, then deactivates the Monitor.

XCTCMCauses Busy Channel Lock Out to function for QT/DQT. With [Monitor] pressed

(QT/DQT deactivated), the transceiver executes the subsequent instruction. With QT/DQT still active, the transceiver transmits when it detects no carrier or when QT/DQT matches. It does not execute the subsequent instruction and quits the Encode format sequence when it detects only a carrier or when QT/DQT does not match.<Example>Encode format: XCTCM TXM SCTP<Operation>The transceiver transmits when it detects no carrier or when QT/DQT matches. It quits the Encode format sequence when it detects when QT/DQT does not match.

XCTCNThe transceiver does not execute the subsequent instruction and quits the Encode

format sequence when it detects only a carrier or when QT/DQT does not match. This function inhibits the use of a repeater being used by another group.<Example>Encode format: ERRX1 XCTCN TXM<Operation>The transceiver generates error tones and does not transmit when it detects only a carrier and when QT/DQT does not match.

XCTCWThe transceiver quits the Encode format sequence when it detects no carrier or when

QT/DQT does not match.<Example>Encode format: ERRX1 XCTCW TXM<Operation>

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The transceiver generates error tones and does not transmit when it detects no carrier and when QT/DQT does not match while executing the Encode format sequence.

XNOTPressing the [Transfer] key causes the transfer instruction following "XNOT" to be

executed. Without pressing [Transfer], the transfer instruction following "XNOT" will not be executed.

<Example>Decode Format: CMP #59405 BEEP 1 ENCI transfertransfer: XNOT TXS DEL 100 TSET EEA LEN 40 SEND #59402 RX<Operation>On receiving #59405, the transceiver outputs beep 1, then executes the transfer instruction in the Encode Format sequence. With [Transfer] pressed, it executes the transfer instruction following "XNOT" (transmission of #59402). Without pressing [Transfer], it does not execute the transfer instruction following "XNOT".

XOPENWhen Monitor is on, the Encode format sequence is not executed. When Monitor is

off, the Encode format sequence is executed.<Example>Encode format: CLOSE XOPEN TXS DEL 100 TSET EEA LEN 40 SEND ^RX12345 DEL 50 RX OPEN<Operation>The transceiver checks whether the Monitor is on or off. When Monitor is on, it deactivates the Monitor, then quits the Encode format sequence. When Monitor is off, it transmits ^RX12345, restores the receive mode, then deactivates the Monitor.

XSAT st-toneUnless the transceiver does not receive QT/DQT selected with "st-tone", it does

execute the subsequent instruction. When the transceiver receive QT/DQT selected with "st-tone", it does not execute the subsequent instruction. st-tone: QT frequency (67.0 to 250.3) or DQT code (N or I)<Example>Encode format: XSAT 88.5 TXS DEL 100 TSET EEA LEN 40 SEND #59402 DEL 50 RX<Operation>With an 88.5 Hz QT tone received, it quits the Encode format sequence. Without receiving the 88.5 Hz QT tone, the transceiver transmits #59402.

XSCANThe transceiver does not execute the subsequent instruction and quits the Encode

format sequence if it is scanning or temporarily halting scan. <Example>Encode format: ERRX1 STOPS XSCAN TXM<Operation>The transceiver quits scanning and generates error tones if it is scanning or temporarily halting scan. It does not transmit.It transmits using the revert channel if it is not scanning.

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XSENSThe transceiver does not execute the subsequent instruction and quits the Encode

format sequence if it is scanning. It executes the subsequent instruction if it is halting scan.<Example>Encode Format: XSENS TXM<Operation>The transceiver quits the Encode format sequence and does not transmit if it is scanning. It transmits using the revert channel if it is halting scan or if it is not scanning.

Decode FormatYou can use the Decode Format script function when you select Feature Level=FULL

and Special Setting=Check. In order to write the Decode Format script, you need technical knowledge of 5tone signalling functions. Of course, you can write the script to perform all the functions that you can do with "Feature Level"=BASIC and FULL and "Special Setting" = Disable. (Menu driven method)

In addition, you can write the original script to control various functions and signalling timing.

Refer to each function of Decode Format Code for details. Sample scripts are also available. You can create 32 different types of Decode Formats. You can assign a name of up to 12 characters for each Decode Format.- Press the [Add] or [F9] key to create a new Decode Format.- Press the [Delete] key or [SHIFT] + [F9] key to erase the Decode Format on the LCD.- Press the [Rename] or [F6] key to change the name of the Decode Format.- Press the [Next] or [F7] key to display the next Decode Format name.- Press the [Prev] or [F8] key to display the previous Decode Format name.- Press the [List] or [F2] key to display the list of Decode Format names.- Press the [Compile] or [F10] key to check the error(s) in the Decode Format that you created.

ALERT numSounds the Alert tone when the 5tone code sequence matches (Group Call and Individual Call). You can select one of 8 different Alert Tones in the 5tone - Alert Tone menu. num: 1 - 8<Example>Decode Format: CMP #12345 MONO ALERT 8<Operation>When the transceiver receives the 5tone code #12345, it unmutes the squelch, the [MON] icon appears, and Alert tone 8 sounds.

ALERTG numSounds the Alert tone when the 5tone code sequence with the Group Digit (Group

Call) matches. You can select the Group Tone from 0 - 9, and A - E in the "System Parameters" menu. You can select one of 8 different Alert Tones in the 5tone - Alert Tone menu. num: 1 - 8<Example>Decode Format: (Group Digit=A) CMP ^TX12345 MONF ALERT 4 ALERTG 2<Operation>^TX12345=59401 (T means TX Address)

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When the transceiver receives the 5tone code #59401, it unmutes the squelch, the [MON] icon appears, and Alert tone 4 sounds. (Individual Call). When the transceiver receives the 5tone code #5940A, it unmutes the squelch, the [MON] icon appears, and Alert tone 2 tone sounds. (Group Call)

ALERTI numSounds the Alert tone when the 5tone code sequence with the Individual Call matches.

You can select one of 8 different Alert Tones in the 5tone - Alert Tone menu. num: 1 - 8<Example>Decode Format: (Group Digit=A) CMP ^TX12345 MONF ALERTI 4 ALERTG 2<Operation>^TX12345=59401 (T means TX Address)When the transceiver receives the 5tone code #59401, it unmutes the squelch, the [MON] icon appears, and Alert tone 4 sounds. (Individual Call). When the transceiver receives the 5tone code #5940A, it unmutes the squelch, the [MON] icon appears, and Alert tone 2 sounds. (Group Call)

AUTRStarts counting down the Auto Reset Timer. When the timer expires, the transceiver

mutes the squelch automatically.<Example>Decode Format: CMP ^RX12345 MONO AUTR<Operation>^RX=59401When the transceiver receives the 5tone code #59401, it unmutes the squelch, and the Auto Reset Timer starts counting down. When the timer expires, the squelch closes.

BEEP numSounds the Beep tone when the 5tone code sequence matches (Group Call and

Individual Call). You can select one of 48 different Beep Tones. You cannot program the sound of the Beep Tones. num: 0 - 47.<Example>Decode Format: CMP #12345 BEEP 12<Operation>When the transceiver receives the 5tone code #12345, Beep 12 sounds.

BEEPG numSounds the Beep tone when the 5tone code sequence makes the Group Call. You can

select the Group Tone from 0 - 9, and A - E in the "System Parameters" menu. You can select one of 48 different Beep Tones. You cannot program the sound of the Beep Tones. num: 0 - 47.<Example> (Group Digit=A)CMP ^TX12345 BEEPI 15 BEEPG 16<Operation>^TX12345 = 12301 (T means TX Address)When the transceiver receives the 5tone code #12301, Beep 15 sounds. When it receives the 5tone code #1230A, Beep 16 sounds.

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BEEPI numSounds the Beep tone when the 5tone code sequence with the Individual Call

matches. 48 different types of Beep Tones are available but you cannot program the sound of the Beep Tones, themselves. num: 0 - 47<Example> (Group Digit=A)CMP ^RX12345 BEEPI 15 BEEPG 16<Operation>^RX12345 = 12301 (R means RX Address)When the transceiver receives the 5tone code #12301, Beep 15 sounds. When it receives the 5tone code #1230A, Beep 16 sounds.

BLTOFAvailable only for mobile transceivers. It turns off the transceiver's backlight.

<Example>CMP #12345 MONC BEEP 8 BLTOF<Operation>When the transceiver receives the 5tone code #12345, it closes the squelch, Beep 8 sounds and the LCD backlight turns off.

BLTONAvailable only for mobile transceivers. It turns the transceiver's backlight on.

<Example>Encode format: EMGON BLTOF REP 5 TXS DEL 200 TSET EEA LEN 40 SEND #59499@DEL 50 TXM DEL 5000 RX RSML 5Decode format: CMP ^RX12345 EMGOF REPOF BLTON MONO BEEP 3<Operation>^RX=59401When the transceiver receives #59401 in Emergency mode, it exits the Emergency mode and turns the backlight on. It then opens the squelch and Beep 3 sounds.

CKSATChecks whether the sub-audio tone (QT/DQT) matches. If it matches, the next

instruction will be executed.<Example>Decode format: CMP ^RX12345#C CKSAT MONO BEEP 15<Operation>^RX=59401When the transceiver receives #59401, it checks whether or not the QT/DQT code in the channel data matches. If it matches, the transceiver unmutes the squelch and Beep 15 sounds.

CMP#0-#F"Compare" command compares the received 5tone code and the 5tone code in the

command parameter. If it matches, the transceiver executes the next instruction. There are several kinds of instructions followed by CMP commands. Followings are some examples. CMP #12345678 -> compare the Sequence directly CMP ^RX12345678 -> compare the RX Address Code in the channel data CMP ^TX12345678 -> compare the TX Address Code in the channel data

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CMP ^K12345678 -> compare the code in the Selcall buffer CMP ^Q12345678 -> compare the code in the Queue buffer CMP ^U12345678 -> compare the code in the Status buffer CMP ^V12345678 -> compare the code in the Variable receiver buffer

If you execute the Queue command followed by the STO command, the received code is stored in the Queue buffer.<Example1>Decode format: CMP #12345 MONF BEEP 12<Operation1>When the transceiver receives the 5tone code #12345, it unmutes the squelch, and the [MON] icon appears. Beep 12 sounds. When the transceiver receives the 5tone code #123456, the transceiver performs the same as when it receives code #12345, as described above. Note: The "F" code represents No Tone (unmodulated).<Example2>Decode format: CMP #12345F MONF BEEP 12<Operation2>When the transceiver receives the 5tone code #12345, it unmutes the squelch, and the [MON] icon appears. Beep 12 sounds. When the transceiver receives the 5tone code #123456, this code is dealt as unmatched.

CMP ^K ptrA command to compare the received 5tone sequence to the specified digit (ptr)

selected by the Selcall Mode. If it matches, the next instruction is executed. Press the [Selcall Entry], [Selcall List], [Selcall+Status Entry] and [Selcall+Status List] keys to store the Selcall Code in the SelCall buffer. It also stores the Selcall Code in the Queue buffer. It compares the Selcall Code in the Selcall buffer to the received code. ptr: Pointer 1 - 8<Example>Decode Format: CMP ^K12345 MONO BEEP 11 ENCI K_addEncode Format (K_add): LEN 10 TEXT 'Key-Disp' DEL 1000 TXTOF<Operation>A command to compare the decoded 5tone sequence to the code in the Selcall List or the first to fifth digit code, selected by the Selcall Entry Mode. If it matches, it unmutes the squelch and Beep 11 sounds. The Format "K_add" command is then executed. The "K_add" command displays <Key-Disp> in 10 mseconds. The display returns to normal after 1000 mseconds (1 second).

CMP ^Q ptrA command to compare the received 5tone sequence to the specified digit (ptr)

selected by the Queue Mode. If it matches, the next instruction is executed. Perform the following steps to store the code in the Queue buffer.1. Press the [Selcall Entry], [Selcall List], [Selcall+Status Entry] and [Selcall+Status List] keys to store the Selcall Code in the Selcall buffer. It also stores the Selcall Code in the Queue buffer.2. Press the [Queue] key to enter Queue Mode. The displayed Queue Code is stored in the Queue buffer.3. If you execute the STO or Queue command in the Decode Format, the temporary Code to enter Queue Mode, is stored in the Queue buffer.

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ptr: Pointer 1 - 8<Example>Decode Code: CMP ^Q12345 MONO BEEP 12 XPASS STO 12345 QUEUE BEEP 1<Operation>Compares the 1st 5 digits of the decoded 5tone code against the selected Queue buffer. If it matches, it unmutes the squelch and Beep 12 sounds. If it does not match, it stores the code in the Queue buffer and Beep 1 sounds.

CMP ^RX ptrA command to compare the received 5tone sequence to the specified digit (ptr)

selected by the RX Address in the channel data. If it matches, the next instruction is executed. ptr: Pointer 1 - 8<Example>Decode Format: CMP ^RX12345 BEEPI 15 BEEPG 16<Operation>^RX12345=59401When the transceiver receives #59401, Beep 15 sounds. When it receives #1230A, Beep 16 sounds.

CMP ^TX ptrA command to compare the received 5tone sequence to the specified digit (ptr)

selected by the TX Address in the channel data. If it matches, the next instruction is executed.ptr: Pointer 1 - 8<Example>Decode Format: CMP ^TX12345 BEEP 46<Operation>^TX12345=49401When the transceiver receives #59401, Beep 46 sounds.

CMP ^U ptrA command to compare the received 5tone sequence to the specified digit (ptr)

selected by the Status Mode. If it matches, the next instruction is executed. Press the [Status Entry], [Selcall List], [Selcall+Status Entry] and [Selcall+Status List] keys to store the Status Code in the Status buffer. It then compares the code in the Status buffer to the received code. ptr: Pointer 1 - 8<Example>Decode Code: CMP ^U12345 MONO BEEP 13 ENCI U_addEncode Format (U_add): LEN 10 TEXT 'U-Disp' DEL 1000 TXTOF<Operation>A command to compare the decoded 5tone sequence to the code in the Status List or the first to fifth digit code, selected by the Status Entry Mode. If it matches, it unmutes the squelch and Beep 13 sounds. The Format "U_add" format command is then executed. The "U_add" command displays <K-Disp> in 10 mseconds. The display returns to normal after 1000 mseconds (1 second).

CMP ^V ptrA command to compare the received 5tone sequence to the specified digit (ptr)

selected by the Selectable Receive Mode. If it matches, the next instruction is executed.

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Press the [Receive Entry] key to store the Selectable Receive Code (Variable Receive Code) in the buffer. It then compares the code in the buffer to the received code. This command is used to wait for the modified RX Address Code. ptr: Pointer 1 - 8<Example>CMP ^V12345 MONO BEEP 13 ENCI V_addEncode Format (V_add): LEN 10 TEXT 'V-Disp' DEL 1000 TXTOF<Operation>A command to compare the decoded 5tone sequence to the first to fifth digit code, selected by the Receive Entry Mode. If it matches, it unmutes the squelch and Beep 13 sounds. The "V_add" format command is then executed.The "V_add" command displays <V-Disp> in 10 mseconds. The display returns to normal after 1000 mseconds (1 second).

DECA decIf the 5tone sequence matches either the Individual or Group Call, the transceiver will

compare again the same sequence with the Decode Format in the "dec" menu. This command is used to execute the other Decode Format. dec: Decode Format Name<Example>Decode Format: CMP ^RX123 DECA decadeca: CMP ^RX12345 ENCA text_atext_a: LEN 250 TEXT 'Group/Individual Called' DEL 500 TXTOF<Operation>^RX12345=12301If the first 3 digits of the 5tone sequence are #123, #A23, 1A3, 12A, AA3, A2A, 1AA, or AAA, the Decode Format of "dec" is executed. If the 5tone sequence matches either the Individual or Group Call, 'Group/Individual Called' appears for 250 mseconds. In 500 mseconds, the display returns normal.

DECF decIf there is no matched sequence, the transceiver executes the other Decode Formats.

The "DECF" is used when the Decode Format capacity is not enough. Specify a Decode Format Name for "dec". dec: Decode Format Name<Example>Decode Format: CMP ^RX123#00 BEEP 0 DECF beep_1beep_1: CMP ^RX123#01 BEEP 1<Operation>When the transceiver receives ^RX123#00, BEEP 0 sounds. Otherwise, the Decode Format beep_1 is executed. When it receives ^RX123#01, BEEP 1 sounds.

DECG decWhen the sequence matches in Group Call, the transceiver will compare again the

same sequence with the Decode Format in the "dec" menu. dec: Decode Format Name<Example>Decode Format: CMP ^RX123 DECG decgdecg: CMP ^RX12345 ENCG text_gtext_g: LEN 250 TEXT 'Group Called' DEL 500 TXTOF

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<Operation>^RX12345 = 12301Group Tone =AIf the first 3 digits of the 5tone sequence are #A23, 1A3, 12A, AA3, A2A, 1AA, or AAA, the Decode Format of "decg" is executed. If the received code has an "A" in the Group Call, 'Group Called' appears. In 500 mseconds, the display returns to normal.

DECI decWhen the sequence matches in Individual Code, the transceiver will compare again the

same sequence with the Decode Format in the "dec" menu. dec: Decode Format Name<Example>Decode format: CMP ^RX123 DECI decideci: CMP ^RX12345 ENCI text_Itext_I: LEN 250 TEXT 'Individual Called' DEL 500 TXTOF<Operation>^RX12345 = 12301 If the first 3 digits of the 5tone sequence are #123, the Decode Format of "deci" is executed. If the transceiver receives #12301 in the Individual Call, 'Individual Called' appears for 250 mseconds. In 500 mseconds, the display returns to normal.

DECAT time decIf the 5tone sequence matches either the Individual or Group Call, the transceiver

executes the Decode Format in the "dec" menu during the "time" for a new selective call reception. This command is used when you want to execute the other Decode Format after waiting for a certain period of time, especially 2-Frame and 3-Frame 5tone codes. time: 0 - 2550mseconds (in steps of 10 mseconds) dec: Decode Format Name<Example>Decode Format: CMP ^RX12345 DECAT 1500 DecNextFiveDecNextFive: STO 12345 CMP #F MONO QUEUE DISPQ BEEP 3<Operation>^RX12345 = 59401When the transceiver receives #59401, it executes the Decode Format, "DecNextFive", for 1500 mseconds. If the transceiver receives the next 5tone code within this period, it stores the received code. It then unmutes the squelch and stores the received code in the Receive Queue buffer. Beep 3 sounds.

DECGT time decWhen the sequence matches in Group Call, the transceiver executes the Decode

Format in the "dec" menu during the "time" for a new selective call reception. This command is used when you want to execute the other Decode Format after waiting for a certain period of time, especially 2-Frame and 3-Frame 5tone codes. time: 0 - 2550mseconds (in steps of 10 mseconds) dec: Decode Format Name<Example>Decode format: CMP ^RX12345 DECGT 1500 DecNextFiveDecNextFive: STO 12345 CMP #F MONO QUEUE DISPQ BEEP 3<Operation>^RX12345 = 59401When the transceiver receives the Group Call ^RX12345, it executes the Decode Format, "DecNextFive" for 1500 mseconds. If the transceiver receives the next 5tone

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code within this period, it stores the received code. It then unmutes the squelch and store the received code in the Receive Queue buffer. Beep 3 sounds.

DECIT time decIf the sequence matches in Individual Call, the transceiver executes the Decode

Format in the "dec" menu during the "time" for a new selective call reception. This command is used when you want to execute the other Decode Format after waiting for a certain period of time, especially 2-Frame and 3-Frame 5tone codes. time: 0 - 2550mseconds (in steps of 10 mseconds) dec: Decode Format Name<Example>Decode format: CMP ^RX12345 DECIT 1500 DecNextFiveDecNextFive: STO 12345 CMP #F MONO QUEUE DISPQ BEEP 3<Operation>^RX12345 = 12301When the transceiver receives the Individual Call #12301, it executes the Decode Format, "DecNextFive" for 1500 mseconds. If the transceiver receives the next 5tone code within this period, it stores the received code. It then unmutes the squelch and stores the received code in the Receive Queue buffer. Beep 3 sounds.

DISPFExecute this command to cause the currently displayed message to blink. The

following 4 commands are also available to display the message without blinking. DISPQ: Enter Queue Mode and display the Code Number. DISPM: Enter Queue Mode and display the Code Message. DSPQT: Display the stored Code Number. DSPMT: Display the stored Message.<Example>Decode Format: STO 12345 QUEUE DISPQ DISPF MONO BEEP 9<Operation>The transceiver copies the received 5tone code from the receive buffer to the Queue buffer. The blinking Code number is then displayed. It unmutes the squelch and Beep 9 sounds.

DISPMThis command is used after executing the Queue command. It displays the message

stored in either Selcall or Status Code after entering Queue Mode. The message is displayed only when the Codes match the parameter in the 5tone - Selcall/Status List menu. The number of the digit for Message Code is defined by the STO, SSTO parameter. The specified number of the digit code is then compared in the Selcall/Status List.<Example>Encode Format: SELC TXS DEL 100 TSET EEA LEN 40 SENDC DEL 100 RXDecode format: STO 12345 QUEUE DISPM MONO BEEP 12<Operation>Store and copy the Selcall to the Queue buffer. After displaying the Message, the transceiver unmutes and BEEP 12 sounds. Depending on the Enhanced Display settings, the Selcall and Status displays may vary.

DISPQThis command is used after executing the Queue command. It displays either the

stored Selcall or Status Code number after entering Queue Mode.

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<Example>Encode Format: SELM TXS DEL 100 TSET EEA LEN 40 SENDS DEL 100 RXDecode format: SSTO 12345 QUEUE DISPQ MONO BEEP 1<Operation>Stores the Status and copies it to the Queue buffer. After displaying the Code, the transceiver unmutes and BEEP 1 sounds. Depending on the Enhanced Display settings, the Selcall and Status displays may vary.

DMSThis command is used after executing the STO command. It displays the Short

message(DMS) or Long message(DMS) after entering Queue mode. If the transceiver received the Long Message, the received message is output through the radio's serial port to a PC or peripheral device for reading. One of the COM ports must be set to "Data".<Example>Decode Format: CMP ^RX123 STO 45 DMS<Operation>^RX12345=59401When the transceiver receives #594, the transceiver stores the 2-digit Queue code in the Temporary Buffer when it is received. The received 2 digit 5tone codes and short message of DMS is displayed on LCD after entering Queue mode.

DSPMTDisplay the stored Selcall or Status Code Message. Message is displayed only when

the Code matches the number in the 5tone - Selcall/Status List menu. This command is used when you want to execute the Queue command without storing the code in the Queue buffer, or if you want to display the received Code directly.<Example>Decode Format: STO 12345 DSPMT MONO BEEP 8<Operation>Store the Selcall without Queuing. The transceiver then displays the Message for the Code. It unmutes the squelch and BEEP 8 sounds. Depending on the Enhanced Display settings, the Selcall and Status displays may vary.

DSPQTIt displays the stored Selcall or Status Code Number. This command is used when you

want to execute the Queue command without storing the code in the Queue buffer, or if you want to display the received Code directly.<Example>Decode Format: STO 12345 DSPQT MONO BEEP 8<Operation>Store the Selcall without Queuing. The transceiver then displays the Code number. It unmutes the squelch and BEEP 8 sounds. Depending on the Enhanced Display settings, the Selcall and Status displays may vary.

EMGOFThis command is used to exit Emergency Mode after comparing the received

sequence to the parameter in the Decode Format. This command is valid only when the Encode Format, EMGON, is activated.<Example>

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Encode Format: EMGON REP 5 TXS DEL 200 TSET EEA LEN 40 SEND #59499 DEL 50 TXM DEL 5000 RX RSML 5Decode format: CMP ^RX12345 EMGOF REPOF MONO BEEP 3<Operation>^RX=59401When the transceiver receives #59401 in Emergency Mode, the transceiver exits Emergency Mode. Then, it unmutes the squelch and BEEP 3 sounds.

ENCA encWhen the sequence matches the Individual Call or Group Call, the transceiver

executes the Encode Format, defined in "enc: Encode Format Name".<Example>Decode Format: CMP ^RX123 DECA decadeca: CMP ^RX12345 ENCA text_atext_a: LEN 250 TEXT 'Group/Individual Called' DEL 500 TXTOF<Operation>^RX12345 = 12301When the first 3 digits of the sequence are #123, #A23, 1A3, 12A, AA3, A2A, 1AA, or AAA, the Decode Format "deca" is executed. When the sequence matches either the Individual Call or Group Call, the transceiver displays the 'Group/Individual Called' message for 250 mseconds. 500 mseconds later, the displays return to normal.

ENCG encWhen the sequence matches the Group Call, the transceiver executes the Encode

Format, defined in "enc: Encode Format Name".<Example>Decode format: CMP ^RX123 DECG decgdecg: CMP ^RX12345 ENCG text_gtext_g: LEN 250 TEXT 'Group Called' DEL 500 TXTOF<Operation>^RX12345 = 12301Group Tone =A When the first 3 digits of the sequence are #A23, 1A3, 12A, AA3, A2A, 1AA, or AAA, the Decode Format "decg" is executed. If the received code also has an "A" in the Group Call, 'Group Called' appears. The display returns to normal in 500 mseconds.

ENCI encWhen the sequence matches the Individual Call, the transceiver executes the Encode

Format, defined in "enc: Encode Format Name".<Example>Decode format: CMP ^RX123 DECI decideci: CMP ^RX12345 ENCI text_Itext_I: LEN 250 TEXT 'Individual Called' DEL 500 TXTOF<Operation>^RX12345 = 12301Only when the first 3 digits of the sequence are #123, the Decode Format "deci" is executed. If the received code is #12301, 'Individual Called' appears for 250 mseconds. The display returns to normal in 500 mseconds.

ERASE timeThis command erases the contents of the temporary buffer after the time specified

elapses. time: 0 - 2550 mseconds (in steps of 10 mseconds);

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<Example>CMP ^RX12345 QUEUE DISPQ MONF BEEP 9 XPASS STO 12345 ERASE 800Encode: TXS DEL 100 TSET EEA LEN 40 SEND ^K12345 DEL 200 TSET EEA LEN 40 SEND ^RX12345 DEL 50 RX

<Operation>When the transceiver receives the sequence, different from ^RX12345 for the first frame, the sequence is stored in the Temporary Buffer. The Erase timer starts counting down for 800 mseconds. If the 2nd frame ^R12345 is received within this 800 mseconds, the contents of the Temporary Buffer is copied to the Queue Buffer and the Code is displayed on the LCD. Then it unmutes the squelch and the MON icon blinks. Beep 9 sounds. If XPASS matches, the above Decode Format is terminated. So, the 2nd frame, ^RX12345 sequence is not stored in the Temporary Buffer.

GRPPThe Tone 0 - E in the System Parameters - Group Tone is recognized as the Group

Tone for the CMP command after the GRPP command is executed.<Example>GRP0 CMP ^RX123 GRPP CMP ^RX45 MONO BEEP 3<Operation>System Parameters Group Tone=A. The 1st - 3rd digit of the 0 tone are treated as the Group digit. The last 4th - 5th digit of the A tone are treated as the Group digit. If the sequence matches, the transceiver unmutes and Beep 3 sounds.

GRP0The "0 Tone" is treated as the Group Tone for the CMP command after the GRP0

command is executed.<Example>GRP0 CMP ^RX123 GRP0A CMP ^RX45 MONO BEEP 3<Operation>All the digits of the 0 tone are treated as Group digits. The last 4th - 5th digit of the A tone are treated as the Group digit. If the sequence matches, the transceiver unmutes and Beep 3 sounds.

GRP0A"A Tone" and "0 Tone" are recognized as the Group Tone for the CMP command after

the GRP0A command is executed.<Example>GRP0 CMP ^RX123 GRP0A CMP ^RX45 MONO BEEP 3<Operation>All the digits of the "0 Tone" are recognized as Group digits. The last 4th - 5th digit of the "A tone" are treated as the Group digit. If the sequence matches, the transceiver unmutes and Beep 3 sounds.

GRPAThe "A Tone" is treated as the Group Tone for the CMP command after the GRPA

command is executed.<Example>GRPN CMP ^RX123 GRPA CMP ^RX45 MONO BEEP 3

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<Operation>^RX12345 = 12301The 1st - 3rd digits cannot be recognized as the Group Digits. The 4th - 5th digits are recognized as the Group Digits for the "A Tone". When the transceiver receives #12301, #1230A, #123A1, or #123AA, it unmutes the squelch and Beep 3 sounds.

GRPNThe "CMP" command is executed to decode the sequence, ignoring the Group tone.

<Example>GRPN CMP ^RX123 GRPA CMP ^RX45 MONO BEEP 3<Operation>The First 3 digits of the sequence is decoded, ignoring the Group tone. The "A tone" of the 4th and 5th digit are recognized as Group digits. When the transceiver receives #12301, #1230A, #123A1, or #123AA, it unmutes the squelch and Beep 3 sounds.

HORNAvailable only for mobile transceivers. Execute Horn Alert. You must configure the

parameters for the Horn Alert Time, the Off Hook Horn Alert and the Off Hook Decode Disable in the "Optional feature" menu. It doesn't move even if it is received when the [Horn Alert] key isn't pushed.<Example>CMP #59480 LEDF HORN<Operation>When the transceiver receives #59480, the orange LED lights. The Horn Alert operation is then executed.

LEDFWhen the sequence matches, the orange LED lights.

<Example>CMP #59480 MONO LEDF BEEP 12<Operation>When the transceiver receives #59480, it unmutes and the orange LED blinks. Beep 12 sounds.

MONCWhen the sequence matches, the transceiver closes the squelch and the MON icon

disappears.<Example>CMP ^RX12345 MONC BEEP 15<Operation>^RX=59401When the transceiver receives #59401, it mutes the squelch and Beep 15 sounds.

MONFWhen the sequence matches, the transceiver unmutes the squelch and the MON icon blinks.<Example>CMP ^RX12345 MONF LEDF BEEP 12<Operation>^RX=59401

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When the transceiver receives #59401, it unmutes the squelch and the MON icon blinks. The orange LED blinks and Beep 12 sounds.

MONOWhen the sequence matches, the transceiver unmutes the squelch and the MON icon

appears.<Example>CMP ^RX 12345 MONO LEDF BEEP 12<Operation>^RX=59401When the transceiver receives #59401, it unmutes the squelch and the MON icon appears. The orange LED blinks and Beep 12 sounds.

QUEUEThe received sequence is stored in the Temporary Buffer, using the STO command.

The "Queue" command then copies the Code from the Temporary Buffer to the Queue Buffer.<Example>Encode: SELC TXS DEL 100 TSET EEA LEN 40 SENDC DEL 100 RXDecode format: STO 12345 QUEUE DISPM MONO BEEP 12<Operation>When the Encode Format is executed, the transceiver enters the Selcall Message(=Queue message) selection mode. If you resume execution of the Encode Format again, after the Selcall message selection, the selected Queue code is transmitted. As for the receiver side, the transceiver stores the 5 digit Queue code in the STO buffer temporarily. The Selcall message then appears and the transceiver unmutes the squelch. Beep 12 sounds. The Selcall Message is displayed only when the code is registered in the 5Tone - Selcall/Status List menu.

REPOFYou can repeat the command using the REP command in the Encode Format menu.

When the "REP" is active and the sequence matches, this command stops the "REP" operation. It is used with the Encode/Decode Format when an Acknowledgement Message is necessary (Like the Emergency Call).<Example>Encode format: REP 10 TXS DEL 100 TSET EEA LEN 40 SEND #59499 DEL 50 RX RACK 2500 DecAck RSML 5DekAck: CMP #54321 REPOF BEEP 16 MONF<Operation>Wait 100 mseconds after the transmission is activated, then transmit the EEA tone #59499. Each tone duration is 40 mseconds. After you finish sending tone #59499, the transceiver waits for 50 mseconds before it returns to receive mode. It then waits for an ACK signal. The transceiver waits for receiving #54321 within 2500 mseconds from the end of the transmission. If it does not receive the code within that time period, it re-transmits #59499, 5 seconds after the previous transmission. The transceiver repeats the above operation up to 10 times. If the transceiver receives #54321 within 2500 mseconds after the transmission, it stops the repeat operation. Beep 16 sounds and the squelch unmutes.

RKILL1It the sequence matches, all the functions of the transceiver become non-operatable.

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"ERROR" appears on the LCD. To re-activate the transceiver, it must be reprogrammed by the FPU. This function is used for security purposes, when a transceiver is stolen or lost.<Example>CMP ^RX12345 BEEP 10 MONF CMP #59490 RKILL1<Operation>When the transceiver receives ^RX12345, Beep 10 sounds and the MON icon blinks. When it receives #59490, "ERROR" appears.

RKILL2It the sequence matches, all the functions of the transceiver become non-operatable.

"ERROR" appears on the LCD and all the data in the transceiver is erased. To re-activate the transceiver, it must be reprogrammed by the FPU. This function is used for security purposes, when a transceiver is stolen or lost.<Example>CMP ^RX12345 BEEP 10 MONF CMP #59490 RKILL2<Operation>When the transceiver receives ^RX12345, Beep 10 sounds and the MON icon blinks. When it receives #59490, "ERROR" appears. All the data is erased.

RSTUNWhen the sequence matches, the transceiver enters the Remote Stun state. Unless

the transceiver receives the Revive Code or new programming data is written by the FPU, it cannot operate. "LOCK 2" appears on the LCD. The Remote Stun status is backed up.

This Remote Stun function is used for security purposes when a transceiver is stolen or lost. The user does not pay for the service fee.<Example>CMP #59495 RSTUN BEEP 1 CMP #59496 RVIVE BEEP 2<Operation>When the transceiver receives #59495, it enters the Remote Stun state. Beep 1 sounds and the transceiver cannot operate.When the transceiver receives #59496, it unlocks the Remote Stun state. Beep 2 sounds and the transceiver becomes operational again.

RVIVEWhen the sequence matches, the transceiver unlocks the Remote Stun state. The

transceiver becomes fully operational again.<Example>CMP #59495 RSTUN BEEP 1 CMP #59496 RVIVE BEEP 2<Operation> When the transceiver receives #59495, it enters the Remote Stun state. Beep 1 sounds and the transceiver cannot operate.When the transceiver receives #59496, it unlocks the Remote Stun state. Beep 2 sounds and the transceiver becomes operational again.

SENDPCThe received sequences are output through the radio's serial port to a PC or peripheral

device for reading. One of the COM ports must be set to "Data"<Example>CMP ^RX123 STO 45 SENDPC

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<Operation>^RX12345=59401When the transceiver receives #594, the transceiver stores the 2-digit Queue code in the Temporary Buffer when it is received. The received 5 digit codes are output via the radio's serial port.

SSTO 1-8Stores the received Status code in the Temporary Buffer. You can specify which digit

is to be stored with the number followed by the command. You can store a maximum of 8 digits in the buffer.<Example>Encode Format:SELM TXS DEL 100 TSET EEA LEN 40 SENDS DEL 100 RXDecode Format:SSTO 45 QUEUE DISPM MONO BEEP 1<Operation>When Encode format is executed, the Status message selection appears. If you execute the Encode format again after the selection, the selected Status code is transmitted. As for the receiver side, the transceiver stores the Status code in the Temporary Buffer when it is received. It then copies the code to the Queue Buffer. The Status message appears on the LCD. The squelch unmutes and Beep 1 sounds.

STO 1-8Stores the received Selcall code in the Temporary Buffer. You can specify which digit

is to be stored with the number followed by the command. You can store a maximum of 8 digits in the buffer.<Example>Encode format:SELC TXS DEL 100 TSET EEA LEN 40 SENDC DEL 100 RXDecode format:STO 12345 QUEUE DISPM MONO BEEP 12<Operation>When the Encode format is executed, the Selcall Message(=Queue message) selection appears. If you execute the Encode format again after the selection, the selected Queue code is transmitted. As for the receiver side, the transceiver stores the 5-digit Queue code to the Temporary Buffer when it is received. It then copies the code to the Queue Buffer. The Selcall message appears on the LCD. The squelch unmutes and Beep 12 sounds.

XPASSWhen the sequence matches, "XPASS" stops executing the currently loaded Decode

Format. When the sequence does not match, the "XPASS" instruction is skipped.It is used as "CMP ..... XPASS ..." format.<Example>Decode format:CMP ^RX 12345 QUEUE DISPQ MONF BEEP 9 XPASS STO 12345 ERASE 800Encode format:TXS DEL 100 TSET EEA LEN 40 SEND ^K12345 DEL 200 TSET EEA LEN 40 SEND ^RX12345 DEL 50 RX<Operation>

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When the sequence, other than ^R12345, is received for the 1st frame 5tone, the tone is stored in the Temporary Buffer. The countdown timer then starts to erase the stored data in 800 mseconds. If the transceiver receives ^R12345 within this 800 mseconds for the 2nd frame, the contents of the Temporary Buffer are copied to the Queue Buffer. The Queue message appears on the LCD. The squelch unmutes and the MON icon blinks. Beep 9 sounds. If "XPASS" matches, this Decode Format execution is terminated at this point. So, the ^R12345 sequence for the 2nd frame is not stored in the Temporary Buffer.

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