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OVERVIEW
Unlike DTSS, Page offers the added benefit of
identifying who called you. The calling station's code
appears on the target transceiver's display. If called
with an individual Station code, that station's code
appears; if called with a Group code, the Group code
activity level on a frequency when operators are
temporarily absent from their stations. There is no
longer a need for repeated calls when your target
station is not listening. On return to his or her
operating position, their transceiver display will show
your Station code. They will know immediately that
you called.
PAGE CODE MEMORY
The transceiver has 10 Page memories in total. The
chart below lists all Page memories and the function
they serve.
Page
Menu Page Function
Number | Memory
Stores your Station code.
02 0 Holds a calling station's code.
The transceiver automatically
stores this code after receiving a
code from another station. You
can use the stored code also to
respond to the other station.
03-10 1-8 Stores Group codes or Station
he codes that you want to call.
1 == Allows you to scroll through all
Page codes that you have stored.
The last Page code viewed in this
menu becomes the current code
after exiting from the menu.
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STORING PAGE CODES
Page Menu Number Page Memory
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* [F.LOCK] or microphone [UP] >
Increments digit
+ [LOW] or microphone [DWN] ->
Decrements digit
4 Press [SHIFT].
* The next digit in the code starts blinking.
* This step is not necessary if you are using the
DTMF keypad.
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7 Press [CLR] or [PTT].
* The previous mode is restored.