
Midland G11 PRO instruction guide | 7
Vox
G11 PRO enables hands free conversations through the VOX function: just speak
in the direction of the microphone and the communication will be automatically
activated.
The VOX sensitivity can be adjusted in 10 dierent levels (0,1,2,3…9) trough the
programming software:
0 means that the VOX is turned o, 1 is the lowest VOX sensitivity level and 9 is
the highest one.
By default, the VOX sensitivity of G11 PRO is set on level 7.
To activate the VOX feature, keep pressed for about 2 sec. the Function key1.
Squelch
The Squelch function suppresses noises on free channels and allows to receive even
weak signals.
G11 PRO has 10 dierent Squelch levels settable by programming software: 0 me-
ans that the Squelch is turned o; from level 1 to level 9 you will have dierent levels
of noise reduction. The higher is the level, the louder will be the Squelch.
By default, the Squelch level of G11 PRO is set on level 5.
Make sure you do not set an excessively high squelch level because in this case you may
not be able to receive weaker signals. On the other hand an excessively low Squelch value
could enable the Squelch even when no signals are present.
Squelch must always be adjusted when no signals are present.
The Time Out timer is settable from 30 sec to 270 sec. only through the program-
ming software.
This feature is disabled by default.
Selecting 16 or 32 channels
G11 PRO can operate not only on 16 PMR446 channels, but if you press briefly
the Function Key2, you can switch to the next 16 PMR446 channels (CH17-32)
and viceversa.
The voice announcement will advise you about the band you are working on. In case
you disabled the voice annoucement through the optional programming software,
the blinking led will help you to realize what band you selected:
›five green flashes indicate that you are operating on the first band (CH1 - CH16);
›five red flashes indicate that you are operating on the second band (CH17 -
CH32).
CH 1- CH16
›1 - 8 : standard PMR446 channels
›9 - 16: PMR446 channels of the new band (446.0 - 446.2 MHz)