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• STOR

Store the changes made in the ALE programming session. 93

The following sections explain the programming of these features. For detailed instructions, refer to

Part II of this manual.

Important

• The ESC key is used to cancel a change you have made, if not yet

confirmed. If you have already saved changes, the ESC key will only

return to a previous screen of the ALE Programming menu.

• When you end ALE programming, you must store the parameters

you defined.

If you press the MENU key to exit the programming mode without

first saving your changes, you will be prompted to store the ALE

configuration changes. Press YES to store the configuration. If you

press NO, the configuration will revert to the previous configuration,

and any changes made in the current ALE programming session will

be ignored.

Programming Nets

When programming a net, you can set the net names, define the net members, add channels,

configure various options, copy parameters from a defined net or erase an entire net.

Net Programming Overview

The net programming mode enables you to view and edit the configuration of each net. The

configuration includes the following menus:

• NAME

Edit the net name and the self-address:

• NET: Define or edit the net names. It is not allowed to use a name already used

as a self-address, nor an address already appearing in the address directory.

• SELF: Define or edit your self address (the identification of your station, to be

used by other stations within the same net).

It is not allowed to use a name already used as a net address, nor an address

already appearing in the address directory.

A net name or self address can contain up to 15 characters. Valid characters are the

letters A to Z and the numerals 0 to 9.

• MEMB

Add or erase members (station addresses) from the list of net members. This list

defines which stations can participate in a net call (a net can have up to 16

addresses).

The MEMB menu also enables you to sort the list of members: this determines the

order in which members respond to a net call. You can arrange the order of the list

of members manually, or instruct the radio to arrange them in alphanumeric order.

A member name can contain up to 15 characters. Valid characters are the letters

A to Z and the numerals 0 to 9. It is not allowed to define a name already used as a

net address, nor an address already appearing in the address directory. New member

names will automatically be added to the directory list (unless the directory is full).

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