Tac/Com Control Head Manual | SM06 Rev. 4.10 |
NAT NTX138 radios provide 
character is displayed the channel is operating in
character is displayed the channel is operating in narrow- band mode
A typical NTX138 ID line might look like this
| a01= FORESTRY | sc p1 |
Channel Label Bandwidth | Scan |
Flag | Flags |
RX or Receive Frequency and Tone. This is the receive frequency of a given channel, plus its Receive Tone (if any), displayed in the format selected previously.
A typical RX frequency might look like this:
a01= 156.875r 91 Channel RX Freq. Tone
The '=' indicates that tones are enabled from the STATUS EDIT function. The small 'r' indicates that the data displayed is a RECEIVE frequency. If the radio is put into the simplex mode, this will be replaced with an 's'. In SIMPLEX or DIRECT operation, the radio's TX frequency is shifted to the RX frequency, to permit
TX or Transmit Frequency and Tone. This is the transmit frequency of a given channel, plus its Transmit Tone (if any), in the format selected previously.
A typical TX frequency might look like this:
a01= | 154.775t | 100 |
Channel | TX Freq. | Tone |
The '=' indicates that tones are enabled from the STATUS EDIT function. The small 't' indicates that the data displayed is a transmit frequency. If the radio is put into the simplex mode, this will be replaced with an 's', and the TX frequency cannot be edited. In SIMPLEX or DIRECT operation, the radio's TX frequency is shifted to the RX frequency, to permit
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