Conventional Operation; Repeater/Direct; Monitor; User-Selectable Private Line (Pl) - Motorola MCS 2000 I Manual Del Usuario

Conventional Operation

Before transmitting, always make sure that the
selected mode is free (Orange LED not on).

Repeater/Direct

Select the menu RPTR/DIR as previously described
or press a preprogrammed button. The current mode
(direct or repeater) will be displayed. Use the mode
selector (D) to toggle the mode. Press the select but-
ton (13) to select the displayed mode of operation.

Monitor

Press the monitor button to toggle monitor on or off.
Press and hold the monitor button to enter squelch
configuration. Using the mode selector (D), the
squelch level of the radio may be fine-tuned. Press the
select key when the desired level is attained.

User-Selectable Private Line (PL)

User Selectable Private Line (PL) allows the radio user
to select a PL code from a pre-programmed list of
codes. Press the Multiple Private Line (MPL) button (if
programmed) to view the current PL or press and hold
the MPL button to enter MPL configuration. Use the
mode selector to change the PL code and press the
select key when the desired PL is displayed.
MCS 2000 Model I
English
Stat Alert (MDC - 1200/Star Signalling)
Features
PTT ID and Emergency
Each radio can be programmed to send a unique dig-
ital identification code at the beginning of each trans-
mission, at the end, or both. When the PTT-ID is
programmed to come before voice transmission, you
will hear a tone until the ID transmission is complete.
This ID may be combined with an emergency alarm
that is activated by an emergency button on the radio.
The dispatcher can quickly identify the radio user in
an emergency situation.
Emergency Operation
Emergency is operated as previously described.

Selective Calls

Receiving a Selective Call

The radio will display
CALL RCV
for two seconds upon receiving a Selective Call. You
can enter Selective Call to view the ID of the calling
radio and to respond with a Selective Call (see below).
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