TM 1-1520-218-10 3C-179 (k)   Entering Active MWOD Date.  To set the  V/UHF  radio  to  the  desired  date  and  enable  the MWOD  list  for  the  given  date,  enter  the  date  in  the scratchpad     (one     or     two     digits     representing     the calendar  day  of  the  month)  and  press  the   DATE line select key on the V/UHF HAVE QUICK II Setup page.   The  V/UHF  radio  will  acknowledge  the  load  with  one headset   tone.      Refer   to   Figure   3C-132   and   Table 3C-94. Figure 3C-132.  HAVE QUICK Setup Page Table 3C-94.  HAVE QUICK Setup Page Procedure NO. DESCRIPTION/FUNCTION 1 Enter active date for MWOD. 2 Enable time synchronization. 3 Select    type    of    time    synchronization: GPS,   RECV,   SEND,   or   internal   clock RESET. 4 Verify  MWOD  loaded  for  given  date  or reset radio. The VERIFY line select key on the V/UHF HAVE QUICK II Setup page performs two functions: it verifies WOD's   have   been   entered   for   a   given   date   and performs a reset function by taking the V/UHF radio’s HAVE QUICK computer off-line momentarily.  To verify WOD's  are  loaded  for  a  given  date,  enter  the  date  in the scratchpad and press the  VERIFY line select key.   To   reset   the   HAVE   QUICK   computer,   ensure   the scratchpad   is   cleared   and   press   the   VERIFY   line select key. (l)    HAVE QUICK Time Synchronization.   To    synchronize    the    V/UHF    HAVE    QUICK    radios, access   the   V/UHF   HAVE   QUICK   Setup  page,  and select the desired synchronization mode.  Select  GPS TIME  to  synchronize  the  radio  to  GPS  UTC.    Select RECV TIME or  SEND TIME to receive or send a time synchronization  from  another  radio.    Select    RESET TIME to reset the internal clock when no other time is available.        Activate    the    time    synchronization    by pressing the ENBLE line select key. When performing GPS time synchronization, first confirm that the GPS time figure of merit is reasonable by monitoring the 95% ERR display on the GPS INAV page.   Although this is the position error, it is directly proportional  to  time  error.    If  the  95%  ERR  value  is less than 0.40 nm, the GPS time figure of merit should be adequate for time synchronization. (m) Tuning HAVE QUICK Net Identifiers.   HAVE  QUICK  I/II  net  identifiers  are  entered  on  the Communication page identically to normal communication frequencies except that an "A" must be entered  in  the  hundreds  digit  (i.e.,  A01.125  is  a  valid net   identifier   entry).      Table   3C-95  lists  valid  HAVE QUICK I/II net identifiers for combat and training nets. Table 3C-95.  HAVE QUICK I/II Net Identifiers NET TYPE VALID NET IDENTIFIER FUNCTION Combat MWOD Axx.x00 * A/B Nets Axx.x25 NATO Nets Axx.x50 Non  – NATO Nets Training MWOD A00.x0 Training Net A0x.x25 FMT Net * x = any integer (n)   V/UHF SINCGARS Functionality.   The    FMS-800    controls    the    following    SINCGARS functions of the V/UHF radio. 1.   Electronic Remote Fills (ERF's) 2.   Late net entries 3.   Time requests 4.   Cold   start,   Cue,   and   Net   master selection The   V/UHF   SINCGARS   Control   page   may   be accessed via the V/UHF Control page.  Refer to Figure 3C-133 and Table 3C-96.