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SELECTING DATA BAND<br />

This transceiver is capable of receiving packet data on<br />

one band (data band) while receiving audio on another<br />

band. Select band A or B as the data band for receiving<br />

or transmitting packets. “ ” indicates the current data<br />

band; the default is band A.<br />

Access Menu 1–4–1 (DATA BAND) and select band A or<br />

B.<br />

You can also select the method for inhibiting the built-in<br />

TNC from transmitting. Access Menu 1–4–2 (DCD<br />

SENSE) and select one of the two methods.<br />

D BAND ONLY:<br />

The TNC does not transmit when signals are present on<br />

the data band.<br />

BO<strong>TH</strong> BANDS:<br />

The TNC does not transmit when signals are present on<br />

the data band or another band.<br />

FULL DUPLEX<br />

This transceiver is also capable of simultaneously<br />

transmitting and receiving signals. So, it is possible to<br />

transmit audio on the current band while receiving<br />

packet data on another band (data band).<br />

Press [DUP] to enter Full Duplex mode.<br />

• “DUP” appears.<br />

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To exit Full Duplex mode, press [DUP] again.<br />

Note:<br />

◆ You cannot use the Full Duplex function after recalling the VHF band<br />

on band B or blanking one band.<br />

◆ When using the Full Duplex function, connect an earphone to the SP<br />

jack. Using an earphone will prevent feedback that can cause the<br />

transceiver to emit a howling sound.<br />

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