Caller id decoding – Uniden UH-100 User Manual
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Caller ID Decoding
The Sundowner UH-100 radio uses a total of 10 digits when making a Selective Call.
The first five digit is the ID of the radio to be called and the last five digit is its own ID.
Some radios in the market use only nine digit. If any member of your group is not using
Uniden radio, a quick check of its operating guide will advise you the signalling format
It is using.
To change the Caller ID setting.
From the main menu, using the * or ▼ key,
go to the Caller ID Decoding Menu. (If you
have never changed the Caller ID decoding
set-up, the default is digit 10)
Press the MEM key to start programming. The
digit Indicator on display will flash. This
indicates that you can now change the
setting.
To change, use the
a
or
t
key.
When completed, press the MEM key. The
new Caller ID setting stops flashing and wilt
be stored in the radio memory.
To return to normal operation, press and hold
the OS/GS key for about 1.5 seconds,
or press either the
a
or
t
key to go to the
other programmable parameter.
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