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Baofeng Baofeng DM 1801 - Turning off back light display

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Hello friends. I managed to program my Baofeng DM 1801 using a PC (and the USB cable). The programming of the radio was a simple and straight forward task. Right now, when ever a voice message is received by the radio, the screen display lights up. Is there a way to turn off this feature? It would be good to have the screen light up when I am using the menu, but I don't want that to happen during each "over". The channels I use are only for voice communication, so ideally I need not read any thing from the screen display when I hear a message.

I saw some settings related to turning off Back light display (with options like Never, 5 seconds etc.). I did try to set that. So now the back light is off if there is no action done on the set for more than 5 seconds.
 
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