ECHO3
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I am hoping that someone who uses the ARC 250 software can explain/clarify for me when I should set the "End Code" on ignore or determine. If this information is in the 796D manual, I missed it.
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ARC 250/End Code
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ECHO3 said:
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Disconnect tone detect option (END CODE) = when this option is disabled, the radio looks for squelch before returning to the control chanel instead of waiting for the disconect tone. Only in rare instances will you need to adjust the default settings. YOU CAN SEND AN EMAIL TO http://www.butel.nl/
Hope this is some help to you
Steve
ECHO3
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Thanks Steve,
Is the default setting determined by the software or the scanner?
Art
Is the default setting determined by the software or the scanner?
Art
ECHO3 said:
What ever way you set up the arcpro software, IT will send what you have programed into arcpro to your scanner.
Steve
ECHO3
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What is the default? I have almost completed programming my 796D, but don't know if I should select "ignore" or "determine" when doing the trunk system setup. Thank
It really would be up to you. The End Code explanation in the Owner's Manual ( pg 48 ) is pretty plain. Although the OM does not say what the default value is, you could of course just look at what it is set on your radio, since apparently you haven't changed it yet.ECHO3 said:
ECHO3
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Thank you for giving me the page # in the manual. I thought I read it thoroughly, but...... well, you know!!!! Take care.
Default setting is ignore.
Basicly it tells the scanner to wait for the endcode(detect) send by the user to continue scanning or use the scanners squelch open/close detection.
If you use detect the scanner may 'hang' on certain trunk id's specially if you are further away from these systems.
Gommert
www.butelsoftware.com
Basicly it tells the scanner to wait for the endcode(detect) send by the user to continue scanning or use the scanners squelch open/close detection.
If you use detect the scanner may 'hang' on certain trunk id's specially if you are further away from these systems.
Gommert
www.butelsoftware.com
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