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Radio Operations

            Channel Selection / Turn on the Radio
            Press and hold the ORANGE top button. The hidden front panel LED will
            lignt up GREEN .
            Use the “toggle” button beside the ON/OFF button to select the appropriate
            channel for your current need. The D-100 can be programmed with up to
            128 channls.
            LED light
            The  LED  will  show  RED   during  transmit  and  GREEN   during  receive.
            Additionally, the LED will blink RED  continuously when the battery is low.
            Alert Tones (Programmable feature)
            Alert Tones, and the buttons that turn them on and off, are programmable by
            your system administrator who will also inform you which alerts and buttons
            are in operation. Used properly, these tones will benefit operations.
            Channel Open to TX:  When a call you receive finishes, your radio will give
              you 2 quick beeps. You are clear to transmit after hearing the tones.

            Talk Delay:  When you press the PTT, a fast set of tones is heard . . . begin
              speaking after the tones. This feature can send your radio’s ID to system.
            Emergency Alert:  If you send an Emergency Alert, the other radios in the
              system will begin Beeping loudly to notify of emergency .
            Monitor the Channel and Check the Volume
            Your system administrator may program one of the side buttons to allow
            listening to the current channel (monitoring) this also allows you to check the
            volume setting.
            Transmitting
            Press the PTT button to transmit. The LED will light RED  during transmit.
            Talk in a normal voice and do not “crowd” the microphone. A distance of 1 to
            3  inches  should  be  maintained  between  your  lips  and  the  microphone.
            Check the diagram for the exact location of the microphone.
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