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TONES FOR TRUNKED OPERATION ONLY
Call Originate
(EDACS)
If programmed, a short tone is
sounded whenever the Push-To-Talk
(PTT) button is keyed and the radio
has acquired a channel. This tone
indicates the user may proceed to
talk.
Call Originate
(GE-MARC)
If programmed, a three tone alert is
sounded whenever the Push-To-Talk
(PTT) button is keyed and the radio
has acquired a channel. This tone
indicates the user may proceed to
talk.
Call Received If programmed, a single alert tone
sounds when a group call is received
and a two tone alert (one high
followed by one low tone) is sounded
for an individual call.
Call Queued
(EDACS)
If one short, high pitched tone
sounds after the transmitter is keyed,
this indicates that the system has
placed the request in a queue. This
tone sounds at both the transmitting
unit and the receiving unit(s),
indicating to the user on the receiving
end that they will receive a call
shortly. If the PTT is unkeyed while
in the queue, the radio will autokey
(automatically key the PTT) when a
channel becomes available. (See
