XTS 5000 and Rotary Lock

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gommy
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XTS 5000 and Rotary Lock

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Can anyone help me or confirm that it is not possible on this radio.

On the Xts300 when i selected keylock i enabled auto rotary lock which prevented me changing channels with the 16 pos knob.

I want to do the same on the 5000 but i cant find the option anywhere.

Can it be done and if so can you point me in the direction.

I still want to use the rotary in normal times so programming it to blank isnt an option.
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Post by usmcguttentag »

I just looked through my Astro 25 CPS, I don't think that feature exist on the xts 5000. You either have to disable the rotary nob, or deal without it. I tried it with the "keypad lock" feature on my 5000 and the rotary nob still works. Sorry man. -Scott
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Post by VE9MP »

In radio wide switch configuration (or whatever its called) just set the 16 position rotary to unprogrammed.
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Post by wavetar »

VE9MP wrote:In radio wide switch configuration (or whatever its called) just set the 16 position rotary to unprogrammed.
I think he wants to use the rotary knob, but just wants the option of locking it like his XTS3000 will do.

It doesn't appear to be a feature of the 5000 for whatever reason.

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