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MICOM-2E-ALE Owner’s Manual

Transmitting Calls

MICOM-2E can transmit the same kinds of calls that it can receive:

• AllCalls

• Individual calls

• Net calls

• Sound calls

Transmitting AllCalls

The AllCall feature is programmable; it is possible to set MICOM-2E to

receive or ignore both outgoing (Transmit) or incoming (Receive)

AllCalls. For example, it is possible that a MICOM-2E station be

configured to receive AllCalls but not to be able to initiate one. At the

end of an AllCall, MICOM-2E automatically returns to its previous

working mode.

The most common use of AllCalls is in cases of distress. A person

initiating an AllCall because of distress is more likely to want to make

any available connection in the minimum period of time than to issue a

call to an individual or to a select group. In some situations, it may be

decided to program a MICOM-2E to ignore AllCalls to ignore calls from

addresses outside of a receiver’s net.

If the MICOM-2E station is set to receive AllCalls, it stops scanning

when an AllCall is received.

If the MICOM-2E stations is set to issue AllCalls, when it issues an

AllCall, it broadcasts a message to all the other stations. All the stations

that are capable of receiving calls can receive the AllCall.

In Channel mode, the call is performed on the current channel.

In Scan mode, if an AllCall channel has been defined, then the call is

performed on that channel. If no AllCall channel has been defined, the

call is performed on the first scanned channel of the net.

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