Tx Power Level High

For all models except SRX 2200: To be considered valid, Tx Power Level High must be less than or equal to Tx Power Level Maximum, and greater than or equal to Tx Power Level Low and Tx Power Level Minimum.

For Conventional-only SRX 2200: To be considered valid, Tx Power Level High must be less than or equal to Tx Power Level Maximum, and greater than or equal to Cnv Tx Power Level Low and Cnv Tx Power Level Minimum.

For Trunking-capable SRX 2200: To be considered valid, Tx Power Level High must be less than or equal to Tx Power Level Maximum, and greater than or equal to Cnv Tx Power Level Low, Cnv Tx Power Level Minimum, Trk Tx Power Level Low and Trk Tx Power Level Minimum.

There are unique Transmit Power Level configurations (records / rows) for each of the possible frequency ranges within a given frequency band; however, only those Transmit Power Level configurations for the frequency band (or bands) supported by the current codeplug will apply and, in some cases, can be modified. See also Primary Frequency Band and Secondary Frequency Band for the frequency band(s) supported by the radio.

If the Tx high power setting is increased, current limits must be re-tuned using the Tuner application so that the desired power level can be achieved.

If the Tx high power setting is decreased, current limits may be re-tuned to increase current-limiting protection.