![Bidirectional Handshake](/images/new-backgrounds/54811/54811121x1.webp)
New ALE Features
5.Press SELF (F2) to start the
6.You may select now a specific channel to perform the call, by pressing CHAN (F1). See details on page 27.
7.When ready, press SEND (F1) to start transmitting. The display alternates between your
After all the channels have been used, the call automatically stops.
You can press STOP (F1) at any time to end the call sooner.
Bidirectional Handshake
MOTOROLA
CALL 1007
SEND PAGE CHAN SELs
MOTOROLA
CALL
CH 3 30%
SEND PAGE BEST SELs
MOTOROLA
TO 1007
STOP PAGE CHAN SELs
MOTOROLA
CH 3 1007
STOP PAGE CHAN SELs
The bidirectional handshake is used to exchange LQA scores with other stations without establishing a link.
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A bidirectional handshake can be carried out with a single station or with all stations in the net. It can be carried out either on a single channel, or on all the net channels. When required, a message can also be added to the procedure.
After a bidirectional handshake with a single station, the LQA matrices of both radios are updated. The operator can then initiate a call to that station and obtain the best channel automatically.
When the bidirectional handshake procedure is performed with a net, all the stations in the net update their LQA tables.
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