TM 11-5895-1412-12&P
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b.
c.
d.
e.
RT LATE ENTRY PROCEDURE
PART 1 (PASSIVE)
Set controls: CHAN to channel having net’s hopset, RF to lowest setting
needed for good communication, FCTN to SQ ON and MODE to FH.
Press <FREQ>; then press <L.E./3>. Display shows “LFxxx”.
Monitor the channel for two minutes; when a signal is received, late entry
is canceled and “L” does not appear on the display.
PART 2
Make sure that rt is in late entry
“LFxxx”.
Contact the net, makinq key-down ti
calls for a reply.
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o If no reply is received, repeat
o If contact still cannot be made
(ACTIVE)
mode: press <FREQ>; display shows
me short; then wait 30 seconds between
this step up to five times.
do the cue and ERF procedure.
Method 2:
Cue and ERF.
This method should be used when one or both of the
following conditions exist: (1) you missed your primary net’s cold start and
your rt needs FH data. (2) You need to be a member of more than one net. Use
method 2 to join alternate nets after you have opened with your primary net.
CUE AND ERF PROCEDURE
a.
Set controls: MODE
setting needed for
off) .
to FH, CHAN to CUE, FCTN to LD, and RF to lowest
good communication (if you are using a KY-57, turn it
b. Load desired CUE frequency into CUE channel.
c.
Set FCTN to SQ ON.
d. Key transmitter and call NCS.
o If no reply, set RF to HI, VOL full right; then repeat this step
several times.
e.
Wait for a reply; then request a cold start.
CUE PROCEDURE
Cue is used when you need to contact a FH radio net when you are not an active
member of that net.
Cue can also be used if you are operating in a single
channel net and wish to contact an FH net.
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a.
Set controls: MODE to SC, CHAN to CUE, FCTN to LD and RF to lowest setting
needed for good communication.
If you are using a KY-57, turn it off.
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