Ani Decode / Display - ZETRON 4010 Programming Manual
Radio dispatch console
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level for all channels of the system. The percentage entered will be rounded up to the
nearest integer multiple of 12.5.
3.
Default Volume Level
Select option
representing the percentage of total volume to be used as a "power up", or default,
volume level for all channels of the system. The percentage entered will be rounded
up to the nearest integer multiple of 12.5.
4.
Speaker Mute while Transmitting
Select option
you want both select and unselect speakers to mute when you are transmitting.
Answer
if you want speakers to remain unmuted.
N
5.
Muting Idle Channels
Muting idle channels causes audio from channels that do not have "call" activity to be
muted. This is useful for a system that has many channels, since quiescent line noise
will accumulate on the unselected speaker audio.
Select option
allows you to select the muting for the unselected channels. If you select options
C
, the program will prompt if you wish to have the channels unmute when the
CTCSS monitor function is active if appropriate for this type of channel.
6.
Muting Signaling Tones
Select option
you want tones from the Auxiliary Audio Input to be muted from the console
speakers. Answer
7.
Mic Delay Eliminator
When the Mic Delay Eliminator is enabled, the transmitter is held on for
approximately 1 second after the PTT or Transmit key is released. This is used with
optional modems that have a voice delay feature.
If modems are not installed, the Mic Delay Eliminator must be disabled. When
modems are installed, select
enable Mic Delay Eliminator.
D. ANI Decode / Display
ANI (automatic number identification) is normally used for identification of mobile radios.
ANI uses DTMF and other formatted signaling tones that are automatically or manually sent
when the radio is keyed. One use for ANI is a one-button press on the radio to call for help.
On systems equipped with the ANI option (Part No. 702-9449), the ANI Decode/Display
function will allow the ANI mode and the ANI address to be set for each position.
025-9229C.1
from the AUDIO CONTROLS menu. Enter a number from 0 to 99
C
from the AUDIO CONTROLS menu. Answer
D
from the AUDIO CONTROLS menu. The next menu displayed
E
from the AUDIO CONTROLS menu. Answer
F
if you want to hear the signaling tones.
N
from the AUDIO CONTROLS menu and select
G
Section 4. Program Operation
to the next menu if
Y
to the next menu if
Y
or
B
to
Y
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