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GTX Mobile Radio

Types of Tones

Type of Tone

AILSOFT Continuous faint "beep"

every 10 seconds.

Disconnect Mode Warning

Continuous illegal function

"baaah" tone.

Telephone Time-Out Warning

High pitched 15-20 second tone.

Talk Prohibit

Constant tone when PTT is pressed.

Busy Continuous

"bah- bah-bah" when PTT is pressed.

TALK PERMIT or CALL BACK

High-pitched "dih-dih-dit"

tone signifying channel available.

VALID KEY High Pitched Chirp tone.

INVALID KEY "Bonk" tone

when button press is rejected.

TIME-OUT-TIMER Low

pitched, continuous "baaah".

Meaning

Operating under "failsoft" conditions.

A system failure has occurred: the mobile

is operating on one channel in a conven-

tional mode.

Reminder to exit Phone or Call Alert

Modes. You may be missing other types

of calls.

Warning that the call will be terminated

If not completed in 15 to 20 seconds.

All unsuccessful attempts to access

the trunked system.

All available channels are busy and the

radio is in queue.

Now you have a channel to access.

Signifies button press was accepted.

Inoperative feature or illegal button

press in current operating mode.

Present transmission will end in

four seconds.

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What to Do

You can still transmit and receive, but

you share a channel with other groups

until the system is repaired.

Press the Phone or Call Button to exit

the mode.

Complete call or hang up. It is time

to finish your call, or redial.

Try again, when you are in a better

location.

Release the PTT switch. You will hear call

back tone when it is your turn to transmit.

The radio holds the channel open for

about three seconds. Press the PTT

and begin your transmission.

Proceed with desired function.

Radio is not programmed for this

function or exit a current operating

Finish your transmission before your

transmitter is disabled.

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