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Okay, another question... sorry...

In the RES for transmit options there are analog, digital, and mixed mode. When mixed mode is selected, what does the radio transmit it? It has to either be analog or digital... so why the mixed mode option at all?
 
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It will transmit in the way the "system" is designed. I'll put in frequencies as M because the Forest Service is mostly digital where other departments are analog.
 
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In aspects of conventional it would be programmed or detect the modulation.

I hear federal users near here on p25 then when a radio not p25 keys in the radio being mixed mode will determine its received signal is 12.5 analog and will keyup as such. But if the radio is set to only listen for p25 then the user wouldn't hear the analog.
 
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