Table 4-3: basic menu structure – Tyco Electronics MM102014V1 User Manual

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MM102014V1, Rev. G

Table 4-3: Basic Menu Structure

Menu Name

Radio Displays

(top and bottom lines)

Usage Notes

To/From Dwell Display

▲ ▼

registration, RF sync and

transceiver status codes

Engineering

Display

(Menu may not be avail-

able per programming.)

bit-error rates

and RSSI data

Displays radio system connection data.
For engineering use. See page 54.

▲ ▼

OFF/ON

Silent Emergency

“SilentEmerg”

Use ◄ or ► to toggle between OFF/ON.
Press Select to enable.

▲ ▼

current latitude and

longitude (degrees:-

minutes:seconds)

GPS Fix

(e.g. GPS, Aged, Site)

“GPS”

Radio’s current GPS latitude and
longitude position scrolls across top line
of the display. Applies to GPS-equipped
radios only. See page 48.

▲ ▼

User ID # of user currently

logged in

User ID

“User ID”

User’s identification/name scrolls across
top line of the display (if programmed).

▲ ▼

Radio’s IP address

IP Address

“IP Address”

Radio’s Internet Protocol (IP) address
scrolls across top line of the display.

▲ ▼

station’s call sign

Station

Identification

“Station ID”

Station’s identification/name scrolls
across top line of the display (if
programmed).

▲ ▼

V-TAC operating mod

e

V-TAC Mode

(e.g., XCOV,

XCOV-TG, SOI)

“Vmode Menu”

Use ◄ or ► to turn choose an available
V-TAC operating mode. See page 48.

▲ ▼

V-TAC SOI channel

V-TAC Channels

(Menu appears only if in

SOI mode.)

“Vchan Menu”

Use ◄ or ► to turn choose an available
V-TAC channel for Scene-Of-Incident
(SOI) mode communications. See pages
48 and 52.

▲ ▼

available modes

Operating Mode

(e.g., OTP, OCF)

“Mode Menu”

Use ◄ or ► to turn choose an available
mode. Press Select and confirm (Y/N)
with ◄ or ► and Select again.

▲ ▼

“OFF”

Stealth Mode

(blanks display when on)

“StealthMenu”

Use ◄ or ► to turn on. Press any button
to turn it off. See page 23.

▲ ▼

“LOW”, “MEDIUM”,

“MEDHIGH”, “HIGH”

Treble Level

“Treble Menu”

Use ◄ or ► to choose speaker/headset
treble level. Press Select to return to
dwell display. See page 31.

▲ ▼

“<< >>”

Display

Brightness “Bright Menu”

Use ◄ to dim and ► to brighten
backlighting. Press Select to return to
dwell display. See page 23.

▲ ▼

“OFF”, “LOW”, “MED”,

HIGH”

Side Tone Level

“Side Menu”

Use ◄ or ► to choose side tone level.
Press Select to return to dwell display.
See page 24.

▲ ▼

“ON” or “OFF”

Intercom

“INTERCOM”

Use ◄ or ► to turn intercom on and off.
Press Select to return to dwell display.
See page 32.

▲ ▼

selected channel

Selected Channel

(Menu may not be

available per radio

programming)

“ChannelMenu”

Displays the current channel. Press
Select

to return to dwell display.

▲ ▼

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