Selective Call (Tk-760G/ Tk-860G Only); Receiving - Kenwood TK-760G Série Mode D'emploi

SELECTIVE CALL (TK-760G/ TK-860G only)

Selective Call is enabled or disabled by your dealer. This function is similar to
Code Squelch {page 14}. The differences from Code Squelch are:
• You can send or receive message codes containing a maximum of 5 digits.
• Selective Call turns the squelch OFF only when the transceiver receives a predetermined
DTMF code in the correct sequence:
1) A 3-digit ID code
2) A 1-digit Intermediate code
3) A message code (up to 5 digits)
Your dealer may also activate Group Call for your transceiver. This is useful
when you want to pass information to a number of units in a fleet. Ask your
dealer for details.
Note: Selective Call cannot be used on channels programmed with Code Squelch or 2-Tone Signalling.

RECEIVING

When you receive the correct ID and Intermediate codes, squelch turns OFF and
you will hear the call. If a message code is also received, the message appears
on the display
• "CALL" appears on the display and the LED indicator flashes orange.
• When you receive a call with your ID code, "C" appears on the display (i.e.- C 12345).
• When you receive a call with your Group code, "A" appears on the display (i.e.- A 12345).
• When no message is received, "NO DATA" appears on the display.
• You can clear a message by pressing any key other than the IO switch.
• To mute the speaker after squelch turns OFF, press the key programmed as Monitor.
• Your dealer can program squelch to automatically turn back ON after a specific time period
elapses.
• If Transpond for Selective Call is programmed, an acknowledgment signal is returned to
the calling station. Transpond does not function when you are called with a Group code.
Transpond for Selective Call can send an alert tone, a transceiver ID code, or a code
stored in memory location 1.
• If Call Alert for Selective Call is programmed, an alert tone will sound when the correct
code is received.
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