Motorola MICOM-2ES/2RS/2TS ALE manual Transmitting AnyCalls

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Transmitting AnyCalls

New ALE Features

As you scroll through the directory, you will see DIR for stations that can be added, and ADDED for those already added. If the station you want to add to the group is not in the directory:

MOTOROLA

DIR BU_

!" Enter the new station using the keypad. If you make a mistake, scroll to the desired position using <--(F2) and/or -->(F3), or clear (CLR (F4)) the whole entry and start again.

!" When ready, press SAVE (F1) to store the new station in the directory.

Now you can add it to the group by pressing ADD (F1).

Transmitting AnyCalls

SAVE <-- --> CLR

MOTOROLA

DIR

BUD

ADD <-- --> OK

An AnyCall is a general broadcast which your radio uses to simultaneously establish links with other stations. An AnyCall can also include a message.

If so required, you can set your radio so that it cannot send

AnyCalls.

Note

AnyCall is somewhat similar to AllCall, except that it requests responses from the other stations and therefore it can be used to detect new stations. Another difference is that you can also select the channel on which the AnyCall will be transmitted (alternatively, you can let the radio select automatically the channel).

When radios in other nets have their MultiNet feature enabled,

AnyCalls may also reach these radios. See details on page 11.

Note

You can send three types of AnyCalls (see also description of addressing modes on pages 6 to 11):

General: the address sent by your radio is @@?. This is a simultaneous call addressed to all the stations.

Selective: you specify the last character of the address. This is a simultaneous call addressed only to the stations whose names (addresses) end with a character you specify.

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