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Publication 14222-1150-2000, Rev. A 37
The power level should be individually set for each channel.
Squelch — Select this to set an appropriate receiver squelch level via the Adjust Squelch Level sub-
menu. Alternatively, press the assigned shortcut key to access the Adjust Squelch Level sub-menu. There are
three (3) levels available: Tight, Normal, and Open. The default squelch level is Normal. It is often used in a
low radio frequency noise environment. Generally, the Tight level should be used in a high radio frequency
noise environment; it requires a stronger received radio signal to unmute the receiver. Using Open will keep the
speaker unmuted, regardless of the noise level or the decode settings.
Scramble — Use this to enable/disable the scrambler feature. This feature employs analog voice
inversion technology.
Encrypt — Use this to enable/disable the encrypt feature and to set parameters of this feature, as follows:
• On/Off — Enable (turn on) or disable (turn off) encryption.
• Key List — Select one of 30 possible encryption keys.
• New Key — Use this to create a new key ID, which consists of numbers only (range =1 to 255).
• Key Alias — Use this to create a key alias (up to 16 characters) for a key. The key alias cannot be the
same as the key ID.
• Key Length — Use this to edit the length of a new key.
• Key Value — Use this to edit a key’s value. Values can consist of numbers and the letters A through F
(within the predefined key length).
• Save — Use this to save a key and add it to the key list.
If a key must be deleted, consult with your radio dealer for assistance.
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