altereffect
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What are the ABC selections on the the switch for?
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FireInterLink
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Re: Motorola HT-1000
The ABC switches can be used as Primary channels or scan function, If you have it set to B it will scan the channels you have selected to be scanned through. If you have it set to A or C the radio will only work on the channel the 4,8,16 knob is set to.
The ABC switches can be used as Primary channels or scan function, If you have it set to B it will scan the channels you have selected to be scanned through. If you have it set to A or C the radio will only work on the channel the 4,8,16 knob is set to.
the abc is a multifunciton switch that can be set in the RSS it can be scan on/off/program, High/low/PL , pac-rt/pl on/pl off .. You can use it for talkaround. there is about 18 different options on the RSS for its setttings
SteveC0625
Order of the Golden Dino since 1972
From the CPS, this is a list of functions that can be assigned to the three front panel buttons. Some are only available as indicated
Selects the Conventional Dispatch functionality to be assigned to a Long Press of Front Button P1.
SELECTIONS: AVAILABLE WHEN:
Unassigned: Always available.
Call Alert Member #1, #2, & #3 The radio is capable of Call Alert Encode.
Sel Cal Member #1, #2, #3 The radio is capable of Sel Cal Encode.
Speed Call Alert The radio is capable of Call Alert Encode.
Speed Sel Cal The radio is capable of Sel Cal Encode.
Sticky Permanent Monitor: This button’s Short Press is set to Monitor:.
Volume Set: Always available.
LED Battery Indicator: Always available.
Nuisance Delete: This button’s Short Press is set to Toggle System Scan On/Off.
Toggle High/Low Power: Always available.
Toggle Keypad Lock On/Off: The radio must have a Keypad.
Toggle Repeater/ Talkaround: Always available.
Toggle Tight / Normal Squelch: Always available.
Toggle Option Board On/Off: The Option Board Type is not set to None.
Phone Mode: The radio has a Numeric Keypad, or Menu Keys present.
Speed Dial (Memory): When the radio is capable of Phone Mode, andthe radio has Menu Keys present.
Radio Call: The radio model has a Display, and is capable of transmitting Radio Calls
Voice Storage Playback Exit: The Option Board Type is set to Voice Storage.
Voice Storage Record: The Option Board Type is set to Voice Storage, and This button’s Short Press is set to Voice Storage Playback.
Voice Storage Delete: The Option Board Type is set to Voice Storage.
Light: Always available.
Home Revert: Always available.
Home Revert AutoKey The radio model has a multi-line display.
Home Revert 2 Always available.
Call Stack The radio model has a multi-line display, and when Call Stack has been enabled.
Toggle Answer Mode On/Off The radio model is a portable multi-line display, orThe radio model is a mobile display with new firmware.
Scan List Edit The radio model is a display model with new firmware.
Zone: The radio model has a Display.
thats all fine but an HT1000 doesnt have all those functions or 3 buttons on the front or use CPS.
starting at page 20 in this PDF file explains it all.
http://69.65.114.219/ht1000/rss-doc.pdf
starting at page 20 in this PDF file explains it all.
http://69.65.114.219/ht1000/rss-doc.pdf
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SteveC0625
Order of the Golden Dino since 1972
My bad, wrong radio. Apologies to all.
RKG
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The most common configuration for the HT1000 A-B-C switch is:
A = Repeat with scan.
B = Repeat without scan.
C = Direct (without scan).
A = Repeat with scan.
B = Repeat without scan.
C = Direct (without scan).
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