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Hello,
one question more i'm asking me for what is this allignment:
Polite to all
Polite to CC (that is written for ColorCode but i don't know what and for what is the Color Code?)
Inpolite (that means something with unfriendly or so but what is unfriendly?)

What could this mean? "Polite to all" i understand that this Mode is for First Lisening then Transmitting after noone is on this Frequenzy - is that correct?

"Polite to CC" - the transmitter will send if the same ColorCode is never more transmitted or if i have a different CC the System will Send?

"Inpolite" i think then you can transmitt without Listening before transmit.
 
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Polite to all - Means it will not transmit if any signal (Analog or Digital or anything) is detected on the frequency.

Polite to CC (Color Code) - Means it will not transmit if a signal is detected with the same color code the radio is set to. (Think of Color Codes similar to PL/DCS of Analog)

Impolite - Means it will transmit no matter what.
 
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