Dtmf Live Dial Mode (Cm360 With Smart Mic); Tone (Select 5) Decoder; Multiple Parallel Decoders; Individual Calls - Motorola Commercial Series Selling Manual

5 Tone (Select 5) Decoder

11.2 DTMF Live Dial Mode (CM360 with keypad mic)
There are two ways to access DTMF live dial on the radio:
Send a telephone interconnect call (5T or DTMF sequence) to a station that connects to a telephone
line. The radio can then send DTMF live dial calls from the keypad. On completion of the call, the
radio (if programmed) sends a cleardown call (5T or DTMF sequence) and the keypad returns to the
default keypad mode.
Press a button pre-programmed to enter DTMF mode. The radio then sends DTMF live dial from the
keypad. If needed, DTMF interconnect and cleardown calls can be sent from call buttons or live dial
entry on the keypad. The radio keypad remains in DTMF live dial mode until the DTMF mode button
is pressed again. When the radio exits DTMF mode, the keypad returns to the default keypad mode.
Benefits
Link up with a telephone network to extend the communication system.
Pre programmed DTMF sequences allow all radio users to call frequently needed telephone
numbers (max 32 sequences).
Live dial allows the user to dial any DTMF telephone number.
12.0 5 Tone (Select 5) Decoder
12.1

Multiple Parallel Decoders

The radio can be programmed with up to 16 parallel decoder sequences.
Each 5 tone decoder sequences can:
be up to 12 digits long
have digits 0 - 9, A - F, G, R or 2 single tones.
The radio does not decode DTMF. A DTMF decode option board can be fitted if required.
Benefits
Extremely Flexible decoder functionality to cater for many applications.
12.2

Individual Calls

Individual Calls allows two radio users to talk to each other in a one to one conversation.
Benefits
Alerts a user when a call is received specifically for them.
Less radio user fatigue - no need to always be listening.
Easier, faster communications.
Improved system performance.
Allows private / sensitive information to be exchanged between two individuals (unless
someone presses the monitor button).
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