GME TX3400 - Manual (Page 16)

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With the Page mode selected, the radio will
operate normally and you can transmit and
receive on the selected channel.
• If the selected channel has been tagged for
Quiet operation, the QUIET mode will be
automatically selected and QUIET will be
displayed. In this case, you will not be able
to transmit.
• If your Selcall Ident is received, your TX3400
will send an acknowledge beep back to the
caller then change to the Paging channel
and transmit the Page Ident. It will finally
return to the selected channel, sound the
alarm and display the Ident or Name of the
caller.
Scanning in the Page Mode.
To Scan in the Page mode, simply select the
required scan group, program the required
channels, then briefly press the SCAN key. The
radio will begin scanning.
Now select the Page mode by holding the
CALL button down and pressing the Volume
knob.
Scanning with QUIET Mode.
The radio will scan the selected channels. If
any channels have been tagged for Quiet
operation, the QUIET mode will be
automatically selected and ‘QUIET’ will be
displayed. You will not be able to transmit.
Scanning in Open Scan Mode.
If the radio is scanning in the Open Scan mode,
you will not be able to transmit unless the scan
has stopped on a busy channel.
Scanning in Group Scan Mode.
If the radio is scanning in the Group scan
mode, you can transmit on the Priority channel
at any time.
To Return a Call in the PAGE Mode.
If you return to your radio and it is beeping,
briefly press the Volume/Quiet button. The
radio will exit the PAGE mode and ‘CALL
FROM’ will be displayed along with the Ident or
Name of the caller.
Briefly press the CALL button. ‘CALL TO’ will
be displayed along with the Ident or Name of
the caller. Now press and hold the CALL button
for a few seconds until the radio beeps. The
callers Selcall Ident will be sent. If the call is
successful, you will hear two quick
acknowledge beeps in your radio’s speaker as
the caller’s radio responds.
CTCSS (Continuous Tone Coded Squelch
System) is a quieting system that allows a
group of radios to talk to each other without
hearing other users on the channel. The system
applies a continuous low level tone to your
transmission, and a matching tone decoder to
your receiver's squelch. When CTCSS is
enabled the channel remains quiet until
someone transmits using the same tone. When
the transmission ends, the channel becomes
quiet again. By using different tones, several
groups of people can share the same channel
without disturbing each other. Your TX3400 is CTCSS ready. This means that
CTCSS is designed into your TX3400, but
disabled at the factory. The Australian
Communications Authority does not yet permit
the use of CTCSS on CB frequencies. However,
when approval for CTCSS is granted, you may
contact your dealer to arrange for this feature
to be enabled.
The following description assumes CTCSS has
been enabled by your dealer.
The TX3400 allows CTCSS to be enabled or
disabled on individual channels. In addition, the
CTCSS