From what I understand, busy channel lockout prevents any radio from transmitting while that frequency is busy correct? Does this work on analog or conventional systems or just trunked systems? Also, is this a feature programmable for the Saber 1Es and saber 2s? Thanks again.
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With this enabled, will the user hear a beep or tone if he tries to transmit on the busy channel?
Busy Channel Lockout????
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Busy Channel Lockout????
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Yes, it works on conventional systems, too. It basically won't transmit if it detects a signal on the frequency.
I'm pretty sure all Sabers support it, though it's been a while and I never really used that feature.
FWIW, I believe you can ignore non-matching PL/DCS codes. Some radios also support "Smart PTT" I think it's called, where 'double-tap' of the PTT button will override BCLO. I'm not too sure if a Saber supports that, though.
I'm pretty sure all Sabers support it, though it's been a while and I never really used that feature.
FWIW, I believe you can ignore non-matching PL/DCS codes. Some radios also support "Smart PTT" I think it's called, where 'double-tap' of the PTT button will override BCLO. I'm not too sure if a Saber supports that, though.