[aprssig] repeater objects and digipeater advertisements.

[Steve Noskowicz]

OK  That's what I thought.  I got confused by which repeater the  "that repeater" referenced.   Antecedent confusion.
 
So, the D710 does indeed recognize the "C" as tone squelch (as in "CT"), Cool.  I wonder if there are any other hidden nuggets...or does the D710 manual mention this feature?
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--- On Tue, 6/8/10, Wes Johnston, AI4PX <wes at ai4px.com> wrote:


From: Wes Johnston, AI4PX <wes at ai4px.com>
Subject: Re: [aprssig] repeater objects and digipeater advertisements.
To: "TAPR APRS Mailing List" <aprssig at tapr.org>
Date: Tuesday, June 8, 2010, 6:59 AM



Our local repeater uses 156.7 CTCSS.  The distant repeater, I dunno.  When I first programmed the local repeater object into the local digipeater so that it could be autotuned, I used the T designator which meant when you pressed TUNE on the d710, it would QSY and setup the PL tone 156.7.  Since the tone was only used for transmit, I could get into the local repeater, but I could also hear the other one when I had used autotune.
 
What I figured out is that the repeater object could program not only PL tone but CTCSS squelch too.  Now when I hit TUNE, I have CTCSS squelch on the local repeater and don't hear the distant one.
 
Wes


On Tue, Jun 8, 2010 at 00:59, Steve Noskowicz <noskosteve at yahoo.com> wrote:


 

--- Wes Johnston, AI4PX wrote:

> I just had a DUH moment when I read the repeater object docs.  In the
> mornings when the 2m band is open I hear another repeater in the
> distance.  But I programmed the local digi to send that repeater as an
> object with the required PL tone 156.7.  But I'd rather use CTCSS 156.7
> to shut out the other repeater.  Well DUH.... instead of sending T156, I
> got the local digi to send C156 and voila, silence in the mornings when
> I hit the TUNE button on my D710.

Wes,

Clarify please.  I'm having trouble achieving bit-sync with this description.

Does the _local_ repeater use 156.7 ?
You want to shut out the FAR repeater ?
That far repeater uses something else or none ?
What's the point of advertizing the far repeater as an object from the near Digi, with the near repeater's tone ?

Then, this says that the D710 will tune and set tone _Squelch_ as well as just Tx Tone ?

Cool

However, RE one of Bob's posts, does the D710 have Voice capability ??


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