20 docs tagged with "Radio"

Pick a radio position or command channel, choose a tone or pre-recorded message, then connect, receive, and transmit from one command panel.

Check what every radio button, switch position, short press, and long press is assigned to do, separately for conventional and trunking operation.

Browse and search the radio channels in a codeplug, either one zone at a time or as a single list of every channel name with the zones it appears in.

The small picker that sends a channel's audio to the left side, the right side, or both, so you can tell several monitored channels apart by ear.

Chat, campaign, phone call, push-to-talk, radio and conference side by side - who receives each one, whether it is logged, and when to reach for which.

The hub for one loaded radio codeplug, with buttons through to its zones, channels, menu items, MPL entries, controls, and voice announcements.

Reach the field three ways from one incident — live and virtual radio channels with push-to-talk, message threads, and phone calls over the network.

The live audio console: join radio channels, push to talk, set volume and stereo position per channel, play tone-detect alerts, and open channel recordings.

Look up what each short code on the radio menu means, in plain language, separately for conventional and trunking operation.

Understand how selectable PL and DPL tones work in a codeplug: which channels offer them, what the radio decides, and how to check before transmitting.

Read one MPL tone position closely: its alias, the receive, transmit, and direct squelch types, and the tone frequencies and codes behind them.

Browse the selectable PL and DPL tone positions programmed into a codeplug, each with its alias and its receive, transmit, and direct settings.

Connect directly to an audio channel and hold the transmit button to talk, like a two-way radio, with server settings, connection status, volume, and speaker output.

Pick which radio codeplug to read: each card shows the alias, radio type, import state, and how many zones, channels, and talkgroups it holds.

Quick access to reference material such as offline maps and radio communications information, and what to do while map data downloads.

Choose which of your agency's audio channels you monitor, see at a glance which ones you may transmit on, and have your choices saved and synced.

Pick which streaming channels appear on your Live Audio screen, search the available list by name, and save your choices when you leave.

Read the voice announcement entries programmed into a codeplug, each with its name, encode type, and hashcode, and search them by name.

Read every programmed setting for one channel, section by section, and compare that channel against another codeplug to find a matching channel.

Browse and search the zones programmed into a codeplug, see how many channels each one holds, and open a zone's channel list.