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P7100 Provoice Question - Analog vs. Digital Symbol

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ROOFLIFECO

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Hi all

This is probably an easy fix, but it's driving me nuts haha.

When I have a channel selected on my 7100, whether it be digital or analog, it does not have the little 'A' or 'D' at the bottom of the screen for whichever that channel is programmed to operate on.

However, when scanning and someone codes up on a channel, that 'A' pops up. I have yet to see the 'D' for digital.

Isn't there a way to have that icon permanently at the bottom of the screen? I have seen it before on these radios and am not sure how to enable that option.

Any help would be awesome. Thanks!
 
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What versions of radio code and DSP are you running?

On my 7100s (all of them), the A or D symbol is always on and just changes from one to the other
as needed when receiving (or sending) any given transmission.


My guess is that you're running early revisions. I've got a big library of code and DSP.

Elroy
 
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