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are continuously lighted (when power is on) for use in low-light
conditions.
Sending Status Information
When the remote control unit is used, status information can be
transmitted to your dispatcher when a Multi-Net system is selected. If this
feature has been programmed by your system operator, one of up to eight
status conditions can be selected using the STATUS key. The currently
selected status condition is transmitted whenever the transmitter is keyed.
To momentarily display the currently selected status, press the STATUS
key once. To change the status, press this key again while this informa-
tion is displayed. This cycles through the available choices. For example,
status conditions such as AT SITE, LVG SITE, or UNLOADING can be
displayed. This information is not displayed by the transceiver display.
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Auto-Registration
In some radio systems, several sites may be linked together to
provide wide area coverage. The auto-registration feature may then be
used so that special calls can be automatically routed to the correct site
(standard calls are not routed to other sites). To have this feature, it must
have been programmed by your system operator and system scanning
must be enabled by the SCN key. Auto-registration is available with
Multi-Net systems only.
Auto-registration operates as follows: When you move out of range
of the current site, the transceiver automatically begins searching for
another site. While it is searching, “SCN” flashes in the display. When a
new site is located, “SCN” is again displayed continuously and the
selected system/group changes to the new site. The new system is typi-
cally the first system that is programmed for the new site, and the new
group is the group that was displayed when that system was last selected.