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Control Operator's Reference Manual
Example
We'd like to transmit a Westlinkbulletln through the command receiver input to
the repeater. We can disable the repeater receiver to ensure there is no
interference caused to the bulletin transmission through the repeater. We can
re-enable the receiver on,the receiver frequency with the Touch-Tone command
"D [Repeater Receiver Enable Control Op command] D".
Repeater Transmitter Enable/Disable
Repeater Transmitter Enable
.
Repeater Transmitter Disable
Purpose
The Repeater 'Ii"ansmitter Disable command effectively removes the repeater
transmitter from the system.
Remarks
The 'Ii"ansmitter Disable command is useful when it's·desirable to keep link or
remote base transmitters enabled, but inhibit the main repeater transmitter.
Repeater System Enable/Disable
Repeater Enable
Repeater Disable
Purpose
The Repeater System Disable command inhibits all transmitters in the system.
It
also inhibits all User level command entry except from the local microphone.
Remarks
These commands are, in effect, the repeater's "big switch". Control Op and
Programming commands will be accepted and carried out, but the repeater is
effectively "off the
air".
.
Example
We'd like to completely shut down our repeater at night. We can do this
with
the
Repeater Disable command.
Touch-Tone Cover Tone
Touch-Tone Cover Tone Enable
Touch -Tone Cover Tone Disable
Purpose
To enable or disable the cover tone which replaces a user's muted Touch-Tone
command sequence.
(Access and Command Modes)
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