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HT1000 Programming Help

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KyFireFreak

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Long time lurker here, appreciate the advice you guys give and have learned a lot from you guys. Now I finally have a problem.

I have 2 QuickCall tone groups programmed, I can only get the first tone group to activate, not the second. Yes I have double checked that the tones are correct, If I reverse the last 2 tones to the first group, now they'll work, but not the original one which did. Any suggestions?
 

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When you say "two QC tone groups programmed," do you mean that you have programmed two channels, each with one QC programmed, and you are scanning between the two? If so, your problem is that QC does not usually record if the radio is scanning.

If you want to program a channel to respond to either of two QC tone pairs, program the QC type as A-B, C-D.
 

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I have one channel programmed with 2 tone pairs (AB & CD). The radio will only activate with the pair on AB, not CD. And the problem is not in the tones because if I transverse the 2 (CD-AB & AB-CD) the former AB will not work and the former CD now will.

I was wondering if I'm missing a setting somewhere where you can turn off certain groups or whatnot.
 

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Is your Quick Call Type set to Individual Call, Long Tone B, or Dual call?
If it's set to Individual Call, only the A-B group will activate.
If it's set to Dual Call, the A-B and C-D group will activate. (This is the one you want to set it to.)
Long Tone B will activate either a single tone in the 'B' spot OR the A-B group.

Try to set the Quick Call Type, to Dual Call.
Hope this helps.
 
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