  PER CHANNEL FEATURES


  The Per Channel Screen allows you to modify options that are available for
  each channel.  Use the Up/Down Arrow Keys to Enable/Disable and to scroll.
  NOTE:  You must enter a Receive Frequency for a channel to be valid.

  CHANNEL - The Channel Number may be be scrolled with the Up/Down Arrow
  Keys or entered directly with the Numeric Keys.  Changing the channel
  number will update the information for the channel features.

  RECEIVE FREQUENCY - The Receive Frequency, in MHz, must be directly entered
  using the Numeric Keys, and it must be divisible by 5.0 KHz or 6.25 KHz.
  The decimal places and trailing zeroes need not be entered.  If the Receive
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  TRANSMIT FREQUENCY - The Transmit Frequency , in MHz, must be directly
  entered using the Numeric Keys, and it must be divisible by 5.0 KHz or 6.25
  KHz.  The decimal places and trailing zeroes need not be entered.

  TIME OUT TIMER - This option, when enabled, permits radio transmission for
  the time set in the MAIN/CHANGE/PER-RADIO Screen - Time Out Timer entry.
  If the radio is transmitting, and the Time Out Timer period expires, the
  radio is automatically dekeyed, and a continuous alert tone is heard for as
  long as the PTT is pressed.  To continue transmission, the PTT must be
  released and the radio re-keyed.

  RECEIVE ONLY CHANNEL - This option, when enabled, prevents the radio from
  transmitting on this channel.  A continuous tone is generated for as long
  as the PTT is pressed.
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  TRANSMIT PL - This option, when enabled, will turn PL on for the channel
  displayed in the channel entry.  Use the Up/Down Arrow Keys to scroll
  through the PLs entered in the PL Table.  If the Receive Squelch is set to
  PL, then scrolling through the PLs in the Transmit PL entry will also cause
  the PLs in the Receive Squelch entry to scroll.  Each channel can only
  select one Tx/Rx PL pair from the PL Table.  However, the Tx PL and Rx Pl
  frequencies may be different within the pair.  Only one DPL code is allowed
  per channel.

  PAC-RT - This option, when enabled, will turn transmit PL off when the mode
  select switch is in the carrier squelch position.



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  RECEIVE SQUELCH - This feature allows you to select the receive squelch
  mode (Carrier Squelch, PL, or Quik Call II).  If TPL or DPL is selected,
  then use the Up/Down Arrow Keys to scroll through the PLs entered in the
  PL Table.  If Transmit PL is enabled, then scrolling through the PLs in
  the  Receive Squelch prompt entry will also cause the PLs in the Transmit
  PL prompt entry to scroll.  If Quik Call II is selected, the Up/Down Arrow
  Keys should be used to select one of the two Quik Calls in the Quik Call II
  Table.  Quik Call II #2 is not available on Model "A" MT1000 radios.






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  Tx INHIBIT ON BUSY CHANNEL - This option, when enabled, prevents the radio
  from transmitting on a PL channel if the radio is receiving a carrier with
  no PL, or a carrier with the wrong PL.  Receive PL must be enabled when
  enabling Transmit Inhibit on Busy Channel for the feature to operate
  properly.

   NOTE: Tx Inhibit on busy channel can only be enabled if CHANNEL SCAN
        and EMERGENCY (Digital Signalling feature) are set to NONE.

  QUIK CALL II ALERT TONE - This option, when enabled, causes the radio to
  produce an alert tone after decoding the proper tone combination.  When
  disabled, only the voice message is received, and the tone is not produced.

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  SCAN CHANNEL LOCK-OUT - This option, when enabled, causes the radio to lock
  out of the scan list any channel in which the right carrier with the incor-
  rect, or no PL, is being received.  When the carrier has dropped, scanning
  for that channel is resumed.  Scan Channel Lock-Out is not available on
  Model "A" MT1000 radios.

  SIGNALLING -  This option when enabled causes any Channel Signalling
  feature that the radio may have to be enabled.  This includes Unit
  Identification, Singletone, and DTMF decode (NTN 5697).  The DTMF encode
  feature is enabled on a radio wide basis in the Sig/DTMF screen.
  Note: The radio must be equipped with the appropriate front cover to
  operate properly.   

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  F3 (DECR CHANNEL) - Allows the channel to be decremented from any
  position in the per-channel menu.


  F4 (INCR CHANNEL) - Allows the channel to be incremented from any
  position in the per-channel menu.


  F5 (DUPLICATE CHANNEL) - To duplicate a channel, press the F5 key.  The
  new Channel Number displayed is the first available channel.  You may
  enter the new Channel Number directly using the Numeric Keys, or scroll
  them using the Up/Down Arrow Keys.


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  F6 (ADD CHANNEL) - To add a channel, press the F6 key.  The new Channel
  Number displayed is the first available channel.  You may enter the new
  Channel Number directly using the Numeric Keys, or scroll them using the
  Up/Down Arrow Keys.

  F7 (DELETE CHANNEL) - To delete the channel displayed on the screen, press
  the F7 key.

  F9 (CHANGE Rx INJECTION) - To change the Rx Injection setting for the
  current channel, press the F9 key.  You will be prompted to use the Up
  Arrow/Down Arrow Keys to toggle the Rx Injection, or to press the F10 to
  key to cancel the request to change the Rx Injection.


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