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Does the MT2000 support selective call?

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The title says it all, I can't seem to find the option for selective call decoding, although my HT1000 had it. I have the AN revision.
 

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It's really not that difficult to setup 2 tone decode, ASSuming that is what you want on your MT2K.

Go into the "signaling" menu, add your QCII tones. Then go out to the channel personality you wish to enable QCII decoding, and select that for the type of squelch just as with your HT1000.
 

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Also assuming that you have recent enough firmware that supports Quick Call II.
 
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