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ALE Programming

Setting the Net Options

Use this menu to configure net options. The following sections explain the purpose

of the net options. For detailed instructions, refer to Part II of this manual.

• SOND

Sounding Parameters: define the interval (in minutes) at which

automatic sounding is performed (30, 60, 90 or 120 minutes), or

define sounding as a manual function. See Sounding on page 50 for

a detailed explanation on the sounding process.

• SLNT

Silent Mode: select whether the net is in the silent mode, which

means that members in the net can initiate calls but not allowed to

respond to an ALE transmission.

• LQAR

LQA Reports: select whether your radio will ask the called station

for a report on the quality of the communication every time a call is

initiated.

• SCN

Scan Rate: select the number of channels scanned each second when

the radio is in ALE mode: can be set to 2 or 5 channels per second.

• HACK

Home Acknowledgment: enable/disable home acknowledgment.

When enabled, the radio transmits an end-of-call indication to the

remote station.

• MACK

Monitor Acknowledgment: enable/disable monitor

acknowledgment. When enabled, the radio transmits an accept call

indication to the station that initiated the call.

• OCUP

Occupancy Check: enable/disable the occupancy check. The

occupancy check defines whether the radio uses the speech detect

mechanism to determine whether a channel on which a call is about

to be made is occupied. If this option is ON, a call cannot be initiated

on a channel determined to be occupied. This option can be operated

in addition to the ALE signal detection mechanism.

You can select the interval at which occupancy checks are made

(300 to 3000 msec, in 300-msec increments).

• M/S

Master/Slave: select whether your radio serves as a master or slave

in the current ALE network. Only a master station can initiate a Net

Call.

• ALLC

AIICall Settings: this option determines whether the ALE is able to

receive and/or send AllCalls.

An AIICall is an ALE broadcast transmission. All stations receiving

an AIICall are linked to the sender, even if they do not recognize the

sender’s address. If no AIICall channel is defined, the call will be

made on the best channel in the net.

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