Password Required For Lightbar

(Radio Wide, User Information and Passwords)

Causes the Lightbar / Relay Pattern feature, which is configured by the Universal Relay Controller (URC), to be disabled whenever the radio is locked. In order to initiate this feature when the radio is powered-on and in a radio-locked state, the radio must first be unlocked (with a valid password entered from the keypad). Once the radio is unlocked, a specific relay pattern is then radio-user activated with the corresponding Relay Pattern button-press, or as a Relay Pattern - Consolidated Action with the Action Consolidation selection defined on the Response Selector or on a button-press (See also: Action Consolidation). This feature applies on a radio-wide basis.

When disabled, a Relay Pattern button-press / Consolidated Action initiates this feature, regardless of a radio-locked state. See the Warning.

The Top Function Programmable Buttons are always disabled by Radio Lock, regardless of the state of this feature; therefore, if there is a requirement to bypass a radio-locked state, then a Relay Pattern must be programmed on a Bottom Function Programmable Button or as a Relay Pattern - Consolidated Action with the Action Consolidation selection defined on the Response Selector or on a Bottom Function Programmable Button.

When the Secure Operation field is set to "Disabled" or "ADP", the Radio Lock password is stored in the radio's codeplug. The initial password is set in the Unlock Password field, and may be changed by the radio-user through the Password menu-selection.
When the Secure Operation field is set to "Hardware", the Radio Lock password is stored in the hardware encryption module for added security; therefore, it is not directly accessible by the CPS. The password must be manually set in the hardware encryption module via the radio keypad and the Password menu-selection.

When the Radio Lock Enable field is "Enabled", and

when the radio is model / option capable.

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