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OPERAIING THE TRANSCEIVER
USING me MICROPHONE
Using the microphone
The microphone on the handset is located at the bottom ofthe
Sentry-ll 2320 Handset. You may also use the microphone on an
11-250 handset (Codan part number 08-07381-001). When you talk
into the microphone:
- hold the microphone side-on and close to your mouth
- hold down PTT
- speak clearly at your normal volume and rate
- release PTT to retunI to receiving mode
While you are transmitting and the speaker is in the Earpiece
mode, the handset outputs a small percentage of your microphone
signal (i.e., "side-tone") back into the earpiece. This does not occur
in the Loudspeaker mode to avoid feedback. You may press
ZlSPK to change the speaker mode.
NOTE: By default, the transceiver is set up to transmit a
short beep when you release PTT. This removes the
need for you to say ‘over’ at the end of your
transmission.
CAUTION: Your conversation can be monitored by anyone
tuned to your transmit frequency, unless you are
using one ofCodzIn’s encryptors or the frequency
hopping feature. Your signal can potentially tervel
very large distances.
IfPTT is held continuously for a certain length oftime, the system
stops transmission, switches to receive and shows an error message
on the control point. This ensures that, even ifthe PTT button is
being held down accidentally, the battery will not be discharged,
and your transceiver is ready to receive calls.
You can set the length of time the system waits before it cuts
transmission (default is 10 min), or switch off this feature.
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SETTING THE BASICS
Setting the basics
Setting the time and date
The transceiver is set to UTC time in the factory. You set the local
time and time zone for the location oftlIe control point. This feature
is useful if you have a communication network that spreads over
several time zones, or you need to time stamp your transmissions
according to the current time at longitude zero.
To set the time and date:
3 From the main menu, select 5 (General), then 1”. ( me
and Date).
J Press ‘— (Set).
3 Press v to move to the Time Zone entry.
2 Press 1 or > to select the time zone that you want to use.
I Press v to move to the Daylight Saving entry.
3 Press 1 or > to select the time that you want to use.
J Press v to move to the Local Time entry.
3 Press ) to enter edit mode for the local time.
2 Press A or v to scroll to the value that you want to set, then
press ) to move to the next item.
I Repeat this for minutes, seconds and AM/PM values.
:I Pres ‘__(Save) to save the local time.
2 Press v to move to the Local Date entry.
3 Press ) to enter edit mode for the local date.
J Press A or v to scroll to the value that you want to set, then
press ) to move to the next item.
3 Repeat this for the day/month and year, as required.
2 Press \— (Save) to save the local date.
I Press v to move to the Clock entry.
3 Press 1 or D to select the type of clock that you want to use.
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Same THE EASlCS
: Press v to move to the Time Format entry.
:| Press 1 or > to select the format that you want to use.
J Press v to move to the Date Format entry.
3 Press 4 or b to select the format that you want to use.
J Ifyou want to review the infomiation that you have entered,
press A or v to move through the entries.
I Press ‘— (Save) to save the information.
Setting the brightness of the display
To set the brightness:
J Do one ofthe following:
- Press A + 0.
- From the main menu, select 5 (General), then §
(Brightness).
Adjust Display Brightness
0 Low
0 Medlum
. ngh
J Press A or v to scroll to the value that you want to set, then
press OK.
I Press \-— (Save) to save the information.
NOTE: You can also toggle the 2320 Handset backlight on
and offusing a macro. To do this you must assign the
Toggle Handset Backlight macro to a hot key.
This macro changes both the display and keypad
backlight simultaneously.
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CALLING
Calling
This section describes how to make the various types ofcalls from
the transceiver. You can make a call to a contact, return or repeat a
call from the Call History, or enter information at the time ofthe
call.
For selective calling in ALE/CALM and Selcall IIF networks, a
control point must register a self address from the list of available
addresses for that IIF network. Selfaddresses are included in the
IIF network information in either the SelcalllALE Self Address
or Additional Selt Addresses entries. If you select an [IF
network for a call that does not have a registered self address for
the control point, you will be prompted to register one ofthe
available self addresses. If you decline to register at this prompt,
you can register a self address in General > Register Self
Address (available in advanced view ifthe HF network has two
or more self addresses).
CAUTION: Your control point should have a registered self
address for each HF network in which you want to
receive voice calls. lfa 3031 Crosspatch is
connected as a peripheral device to the GP port
connector and you want to be able to receive calls
that are specifically addressed to the crosspntch, its
selfaddress must be entered in the Settings >
Connectors > RFU GP Port > RFU GP Port
Startup entry, for example selfid 3031
NOTE: Depending on the options installed in your
transceiver, additional call types fi’om those
discussed in this guide may be available, For more
information, please see the Reference Manual.
NOTE: Depending on the setup of the HF network used for
the call and the digital voice and/or encryption
options installed in the transceiver. the transceiver
may switch automatically between analogue/digital
voice and/or clear/secure signals,
Related links:
Overview of digital voice options on page 59
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Making a call to a contact
NOTE: The default behaviour for the CALL key is to press
it to start a call, or hold CALL to see your
Contacts/Call History. This behaviour may be
reversed by your system administrator, if required.
NOTE: You may use a USB keyboard to initiate and control
a call. Please refer to USB Keyboard support on
page 4 for more information,
To make a call to a contact:
I Hold CALL.
:1 Press A or v to scroll to the contact who you want to call.
'3—
Contacls (1/3)
Bob
1 Sue
Optionsi Close
Ifthere is more than one call available for the Contact, / is
shown to the right of the Contact name when it is
highlighted. If there is only one call for the Contact, the icon
for this call is shown to the left ofthe contact name.
2| Ifmultiple calls are available, press CALL or ).
BIII [1/4)
3:: Get Position
1 Send Position
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2| Press A or v to scroll to the call that you want to make.
The call types that are available for the contact are set up in
User Data > Contacts.
NOTE: Ifonly one call has been set up for the
contact, you cannot change this at the time of
the call.
:I Press CALL.
NOTE: Depending upon the call type and other
information stored with the contact, you may
be prompted to select information during the
call. Press CALL to progress through these
prompts.
:I prrompted, pre, A or v to scroll to the channel that you
want to use, then press CALL.
A 7 is shown next to the currently selected channel/mode.
To abort the call before it is answered, press PTT or SCAN.
There will be audible beeps or a pop-up message to indicate
that the call has been successful.
NOTE: IfSettings > Calling > General > LBT
Mode is set to Enabled or Override
allowed, you may be asked to make the call
again ifthe channel is occupied.
Making a call from the Call History
The Sentry-II transceiver stores information for up to 200 calls that
have been sent and received for a control point. Each control point
may store this call information for up to 20 RFUs to which it has
been connected. The detailed Call History is accessed by
holding CALL, then pressing ) to scroll to the Call History tab.
NOTE: For more information on the Call History, please see
the Reference Manual [Codan part number
15-04188-EN Issue 1).
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NOTE:
NOTE:
NOTE:
NOTE:
The default behaviour for the CALL key is to press
it to start a call, or hold CALL to see your
Contacts/Call History. This behaviour may be
reversed by your system administrator, if required.
A filtered Call Log is available in the call screen:
This log contains only the latest instance of a call to
and from a specific station, and provides records of
up to 20 calls.
Missed calls are indicated by an exclamation mark in
a yellow triangle in front of the call icon.
You may use a USB keyboard to initiate and control
a call. Please refer to USB Keyboard support on
page 4 for more information.
To make a call from the Call History:
I:
Hold CALL,
Press 4 or b to select the Call History tab.
The unfiltered history of the last 200 calls is shown,
Call History (34)
fiEBase/Emergu. 8:11 PM 9
(- [Base/Selective 8:10 PM
4. 14321 (9) 7:21 PM
Q. Bob/4321 2:48 AM 1
NOTE: Ifyou want to view two lines ofinfonnation
for each call as you scroll through the Call
History, switch to advanced view (A + 2).
Ifyou want to filter the Call History by incoming calls,
outgoing calls, or missed calls, press # repeatedly until the
log that you want to view is shown.
Press A or v to scroll to the call that you want to return or
repeat.
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CALLING
NOTE: You can also press \— (Find), enter
appropriate characters, then highlight the call
that you want to return or repeat,
a If you want to view the details of the call, press \—
(Optlons). scroll to Detalls, then press \— (Select).
Press _' (Close) to exit from the call details.
a Press 4 or D to select the call type that you want to use.
a Continue from making your chosen call type.
Related links:
Viewing missed calls on page 56
Making a call from the Emergency key
You can set up an emergency contact with calls that are chained
together when you hold the A key, Emergency contacts are set up
in User Data > Contacts > Emergency Contacts,
CAUTION: If you have more than one emergency contact, you
will be prompted to select the emergency contact
who you want to call at the time of the call.
NOTE: You may use a USB keyboard to initiate and control
a call. Please refer to USB Keyboard support on
page 4 for more information.
NOTE: For more information, please see the Reference
Manual (Codan part number15-O4188-EN Issue 1).
To make a call from the Emergency key:
3 Hold A for 2 sec.
J If you have more than one emergency Contact, scroll to the
Contact who you want to call, then press CALL.
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II If prompted, press ‘ or v to scroll to the channel that you
want to use, then press CALL.
A 7 is shown next to the currently selected channel/mode.
To abort the call before it is answered, press PTT or SCAN.
There will be audible beeps or a pop-up message to indicate
that the call has been successful.
NOTE: Calls made from the A key always override
LBT mode ifit is enabled.
NOTE: Ifthere are several calls programmed for this
emergency contact, a chain call will be
started. The transceiver proceeds with the
next call following a pre-defined pause.
Figure 8: Chain call
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RX
Base 25 countdown to next call
Hangup
Making a Selective call
Ifyou want to speak with the operator at a particular station, make
a Selective call to the address ofthat station. When the station
receives the call, the transceiver sounds an alert tone to notify the
operator.
To make a Selective call:
:1 Press CALL.
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CALLING
NOTE: You may be prompted to register a self
address on this control point for the HF
network that you are using to make the call.
NOTE: You may use a USB keyboard to initiate and
control a call. Please refer to USB Keyboard
support on page 4 for more information.
The call type and address of the last call are shown at the top
of the call screen. The filtered Call Log below this shows the
latest instance of any call type made to or received from the
addresses that contain the current input.
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Ifyou do not want to use the [IF network shown at the top
right ofthe screen:
- Press \— (Options).
- Scroll to HF Networks, then press ‘— (Select).
- Scroll to the [IF network that you want to use, then
press OK.
Press 1 or V to select the Selective call type ifit is not
selected.
NOTE: Ifyou want to test the quality ofthe channel
before you make the actual call, hold CALL
first.
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2| Do one ofthe following:
- To repeat the call to the last address used,
press CALL.
- To call a different station, enter the address. then
press CALL.
- To repeat or return (I call from the Call Log, press v
to scroll to the call, press { or D to select your
required call type, then press CALL.
- To use an ALE addr s syntax in (In ALE/CALM IlF
network, press _, (Vlew), scroll to ALE.
press _, (Select), scroll to the syntax that you
want to use, then press CALL.
:1 If prompted, press A or v to scroll to the channel that you
want to use, then press CALL.
A ‘Z is shown next to the currently selected channel/mode.
To abort the call before it is answered, press PTT or SCAN.
There will be audible beeps or a pop-up message to indicate
that the call has been successful,
NOTE: IfSettings > Calling > General > LBT
Mode is set to Enabled or Override
allowed. you may be asked to make the call
again ifthe channel is occupied
NOTE: Ifyou are using the ALE/CALM call system,
you can send an inlink message when a call is
established. Refer to Sending an Inlink
Message on page 1 for more information.
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CALLING
Making a Message call
Ifyou want to send a text message to another station, make a
Message call.
You can:
- enter a message at the time that you make a call
- store up to 10 messages in User Data > Messages for
later use
- store messages in a contact as part of a [ire-programmed
Message call
To make a Message call:
In Press CALL,
NOTE: You may be prompted to register a self
address on this control point for the HF
network that you are using to make the call.
NOTE: You may use a USB keyboard to initiate and
control a call. Please refer to USB Keyboard
support on page 4 for more information.
The call type and address of the last call are shown at the top
of the call screen. The filtered Call Log below this shows the
latest instance of any call type made to or received from the
addresses that contain the current input.
u- Message Selcall
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Call Log
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OptIonsI Close
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2| Ifyou do not want to use the IIF network shown at the top
right ofthe screen:
- Press \— (Options).
- Scroll to HF Networks, then press ‘— (Select).
- Scroll to the [IF network that you want to use, then
press OK.
J Press 1 or V to select the Message call type ifit is not
selected.
I Do one ofthe following:
- To repeat the call to the last address used,
press CALL.
- To call a different station, enter the address, then
press CALL.
- To repeat or return a call from the Call Log, press v
to scroll to the call, press 4 or b to select your
required call type, then press CALL.
- To use an ALE address syntax in an ALE/CALM IIF
network, press _, (View), scroll to ALE,
pres, —I (Select), scroll to the syntax that you
want to use, then press CALL.
Enter Message (0/64)
:1 Ifyou want to enter a message:
- Hold # to select a different input language, if
required. Ifyou are using a USB keyboard, press
Ctrl+Shifl to select a different input language.
- Stan typing the message.
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NOTE: Press OK to start a new line, if
required.
- Press \__ (Options), scroll to Call, then
press \—— (Selec!) to add the message to the call.
3 Ifyou want to select a message from a list of stored
messages:
- Press ‘— (Optians), scroll to Stored, then
press ‘— (Select).
Messages (1/10)
—
Message 2
Message 3
Message 4
Message 5
Message 6
- Press A or v to scroll to the message that you want
to use.
NOTE: Ifyou want to view the message,
press ‘— (Details) to view the
message, then press ‘— (Close).
- Press OK to select the message.
- Edit the message, ifrequired.
Enter Message‘ (20/51)
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Close
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CALLING
NOTE: A USB keyboard may be used to input
the message, Please refer to Entering
text with a USB keyboard on page 147
for more information.
NOTE: Depending on the call system, privacy
mode you are using and the characters
you have typed, the length limit of the
message varies. Please refer to the
Reference Manual (Codan part
number 15-04188-EN Issue 1 ) for
details.
NOTE: When the message's length limit is
exceeded, the extra characters will be
marked with grey colour and a
strikethrongh. You can only send a
message ifit is within the length limit.
- Press \— [0ptions), scroll to Call, then
pr .. \__(Select).
3 If you have (I GPS receiver connected, or your My Position
setting is programmed, and you want to insert your current
GPS position into the message:
- Press \— [0ptions), scroll to Insert GPS, then
pr .. ‘__(Select).
NOTE: This menu option is only available
providing there is space for twenty
[20) characters in the message.
NOTE: You can insert the GPS position in the
middle ofthe typed message.
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CALLING
2| prrompted, press A or v to scroll to the channel that you
want to use, then press CALL.
A 7 is shown next to the currently selected channel/mode.
To abort the call before it is answered, press PTT or SCAN.
There will be audible beeps or II pop-up message to indicate
that the call has been successful.
NOTE: If Settings > Calling > General > LBT
Mode is set to Enabled or Override
allowed, you may be asked to make the call
again ifthe channel is occupied.
Related links:
Entering text in afield on page 144
Entering text with a USB keyboard on page 147
Receiving a call
Some calls that are addressed to your station are handled
automatically by your transceiver. It will either respond
automatically with the information requested in the call that it
received (Get Position, Get Status, Channel Test, or ALE Sounding
call). or receive the message (Message, Send Position, SMS or
Web Message call). The remaining call types (Selective, Phone,
and Emergency) sound an incoming call ringtone at your station
You may have to switch off mute and change the mute type to be
able to hear the conversation.
Selective and Phone calls sound an incoming call ringtone that is
similar to a telephone ringing An Emergency call sounds a
lIee-haw alarm.
To answer an incoming call:
J Listen for (In incoming call tone.
An incoming call pop-up shows infomIation on the type of
call, the address ofthe caller, the time oftlIe call, and the
channel used.
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Figure 9: Incoming call pop—up
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Ifthe call isn't answered before the callee hangs up, or after
the period set in Settings > Calling > General > In Call
Timeout has lapsed, the incoming call pop-up changes to
the missed call pop-up.
NOTE: Depending on the setup ofthe HF network
used for the call and the digital voice and/or
encryption options installed in the
transceiver, the transceiver may switch
automatically between analogue/digital voice
and/or clear/secure signals.
J Ifyou are receiving a Selective or Emergency call, answer
the call by holding PTT and speaking side-on across the
microphone in the handset.
J Ifyou are receiving a Phone call, press PTT to accept the
call, then release PTT.
An automatic voice message is played that asks you to wait
while the connection is made Do not speak during this time.
NOTE: You may use a USB keyboard to accept and
control a call. Please refer to USB Keyboard
support on page 4 for more infomation.
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Viewing missed calls
If you do not answera call on your transceiver, a missed call
pop-up is shown on the channel screen. The icon for the call type is
shown with an exclamation mark. You can scroll through the
missed call pop-up to acknowledge the missed calls. If the missed
call pop-up is closed without acknowledging a missed call, a
missed call icon for the call is shown in the status bar of the channel
screen. If the missed call pop-up contains a short message that may
be viewed fully in the popup, a missed call icon is not shown for
this message in the status bar when you close the pop-up.
A list of the possible missed call icons in the status bar is provided
in Table 2. The details of any missed call may be viewed in the
pop—up, or via the Call History or Call Log.
NOTE: The incoming call pop-up changes to a missed call
pop-up when the sending station hangs up the
voice—type call, or when the period set in Settings >
Calling > General > In Call Timeout has lapsed.
Figure 10: Missed call pop-up for a single call
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Figure 11: Missed call pop-up for multiple calls
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Figure 12: Example of a missed call icon in the status bar
of the channel/scanning screen
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NOTE:
Table 2:
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Received Get Status and Get Position calls, which do
not present an incoming call pop-up, are not tracked
as missed calls.
Missed call icons that may be shown in the
status bar of the channel/scanning screen and
free tune screen
Icon
Description
At least one missed or unread Emergency call
exists [takes priority over all other missed calls)
At least one missed Selective, Phone, ALL, ANY,
Group Selective or Wildcard call exists
(voice-type call)
At least one unread Message, Send Position, SMS
or Web Message call exists (received
message-type call)
At least one missed voice-type call and one
unread message-type call exists
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To view the details ofa missed call:
:I Do one of the following:
- In the missed eall pop-up, press A or v to scroll to
the missed call that you want to view.
- Press CALL, then press A or v to scroll to the
missed call that you want to view in the Call Log.
- Hold CALL, press k to select (1 (Call History),
press # repeatedly until the Call History is filtered
as Missed Calls, then press A or v to scroll to the
missed call that you want to view.
3 Press \__ (Details).
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3 Press V to scroll through the details of the missed call.
2 Press _, (Close).
II Ifyou want to return a missed call, scroll to the call, press
CALL, then continue with the call.
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Using digital voice
Overview of digital voice options
The Sentry-II transceiver provides 3 digital voice options:
The Standard Digital (15-10624) Option offers digital voice
with MIL/STANAG 2G Data.
The Advanced Digital (15-10625) option offers digital
voice with MIL/STANAG ZG Data, RMSO AES-256
Encryption, 1200 bps DV and Low Rate DV4
The AESZSé DV Eneryptor (15-10627) option offers
AES-enerypted digital voice only.
NOTE: Digital voice provided by the Standard Digital and
Advanced Digital options is implemented by the
RMSO module, and is incompatible with the digital
voice provided by the AE5256 DV Encryptor
option.
NOTE: The RMSO module can be upgraded from TPS
System Programmer or from a USB stick. See
Upgrading the tranxceiver via a USB stick on
page ”3 for more information.
CAUTION: A permit from the Australian government is required
if you want to upgrade the RMSO module with an
export controlled version firmware package, which
enables AESVZSG Encryption and Low Rate DV
capabilities.
Table 3: Digital voice options
Sales option Encryptor Tab When the digital When the digital
type Icon voice is inactive voice is active
Standard Digital , gm: Analogue voice Digital voice
(15-10624) W
Clear data Clear data
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Table 3: Digital voice options (cont)
Sales option
Encryptor Tab When the digital When the digital
(15710625)
Clear data
type Icon voice is inactive voice is active
Advanced AESJSG $35; Analogue voice Secure digital
Digital W voice
Secure data
AESZSé DV
Encryptor
(15710627)
AESJSG 2—56 Analogue voice Secure digital
voice
Related links:
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Using encryption on page 89
voice rats
The digital voice rate sets the speed with which digital voice
transmissions are sent. The digital voice rate is shown in status area
1 ofthe screen. Use the available digital voice rate in the first
instance‘ then if good HF propagation conditions exist, a higher
rate may be selected.
NOTE: Receiving DV stations, which have both MELPe and
TWELP vocoders available by default,
automatically switch to the appropriate rate and
vocoder type when a signal is detected
Table 4: Digital voice rates
Digital voice option Vocoder type Available voice rates
(bifls)
Standard Digital MELPe 2 400
TWELP 2 400
Advanced Digital MELPe 1200, 2400
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Table 4: Digital voice rates (cont)
Digital voice option Vncoder type Available voice rates
(bifls)
TWELP 600, 1200, 2400
AES-256 DV Encryptor , 1200, 2400
NOTE: 600 bit/s and 1200 bit/s rates are not available ifthc
RMSO module has non-export controlled version
firmware.
Figure 13: Channel screen showing the digital voice rate
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Related links:
Selecting the digital voice rate on page 65
Overview of digital voice options on page 59
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USING DIGITAL VOICE
Digital voice mute
When any digital voice is active, you have the option of selecting
voice mute (V), selcall mute (S), or digital voice mute (D). Digital
voice mute enables only secure digital voice or clear digital voice
to be processed through to the user when scanning is switched off
or paused. Voice mute enables all clear and secure voice detected
at your station to be heard by the user, and selcall mute blocks all
signals except for calls specifically addressed to your station.
Figure 14: Digital voice mute indicator
Digllal voIce mule IndIcalor
Active clear digital VDIce (in TX) Active encrypted dIgital voice (in Tx)
Related links:
Selecting digital voice mute on page 66
Switching the digital voice feature on or off
NOTE: To switch the digital voice feature on, you must have
at least one ofthe Standard Digital, Advanced
Digital or AESZSé DV Encryptor options enabled,
and have your voice encryptor set to the appropriate
type.
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USING DIGITAL VOICE
To switch the digital voice feature on or off:
:I Press BlSEC.
Digital voice is toggled on or off.
Figure 15: Channel screen showing on/off status for digital
voice (without encryption)
Digital Vmce (in Rx) Analogue voice (in Rx)
Hiv
Icon Ior digital voice
digital voice data rate
Figure 16: Channel screen showing transmit/receive
status for digital voice (without encryption)
Transmit (digital voice active) Receive (digital voice active)
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