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I am attempting to setup encode for a DTMF into a hospital but using the phone option gives me analog red alert and cannot seem to find any other way to program DTMF auto dial. Any ideas?
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VP8000 + DTMF + Conv
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deeper in the menu...
Have you tried HOT DTMF? (aka hot keypad, ptt, then dial)
Should be able to set the autodial in the menu, then select the list number and hit send or PTT it.
Have you tried HOT DTMF? (aka hot keypad, ptt, then dial)
Should be able to set the autodial in the menu, then select the list number and hit send or PTT it.
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My VP has a limited keyboard. Digging deep into the menu but not finding it. Is it named something in particular?
Looking into it now..
Do you have this?
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I will send in a request on this.
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I’m thinking it’s a bug but unsure as I don’t have any other radios to test with.
Keypad DTMF is only useable on Full Keypad models of the portable radios, as it utilizes all of the buttons.
If the end user is needing a programmable list of DTMF tones, there is a feature addition already in place for this that I could link this ticket to.
Currently, Pre or Post Tx ANI with a custom DTMF tone would be the only way the user would be able to send out a DTMF tone with a call. To get multiple different tones, they could create copies of their conventional system each with unique tones to mimic this behavior.
Have this end user directly reach out to tech support with their programming if they are having issues or questions regarding operations of their radios.
Best Regards,
Zane Fox | Technical Support Administrator
O: 972.994.9402 Opt. 2
If the end user is needing a programmable list of DTMF tones, there is a feature addition already in place for this that I could link this ticket to.
Currently, Pre or Post Tx ANI with a custom DTMF tone would be the only way the user would be able to send out a DTMF tone with a call. To get multiple different tones, they could create copies of their conventional system each with unique tones to mimic this behavior.
Have this end user directly reach out to tech support with their programming if they are having issues or questions regarding operations of their radios.
Best Regards,
Zane Fox | Technical Support Administrator
O: 972.994.9402 Opt. 2
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