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Control Operator's Reference Manual
Remarks
The Courtesy Tone indicates to users that the repeater's timeout timer has been
reset and that the next user may begin to transmit. In addition to these
functions. the actual tone generated may convey information to users, such as
status of the repeater.
Courtesy Tone selection is
prioritized -
the highest selected tone is the one
which is generated. Tones are selected by Control Op command shown above or
by UT hardware inputs to the controller. For example, if tone 1 is selected by the
UT inputs and tone 7 by the Control OPt tone 7 will be generated at the end of
the user's transmission.
Example
We have received word of a weather emergency and we'd like to indicate the
situation to users through the Courtesy Tone.
CT7
has been predefmed by the
repeater owner as Morse code "WX'".WecanselectCourtesyTone#7 with the
command above. Since
it
is a high priOrity tone, it will be generated unless tone
8 (an even higher priority tone) is selected by the UT inputs.
See Also
Operation Manual - "Courtesy Tones"
ID Selection and Preview
ID Selection
Select Pending ID 1
Select Pending 10 2
Select Pending 10 3
Select Special 10
Select Rotate PID 1-2-3
Select Rotate PIO 1-2-3 - Special
~D
Purpose
These commands allow selection of the ID messages to.be.·generated at the
Pending
ID
times.
Remarks
One ID of four may be selected (Pending 10's 1-3 or the Special 10) or the 10's
may rotate among the three or four lOs for variety.
Example
Our Special 10 may be a "net reminder" message which we want to use for a few
hours before our weekly net. Selecting "Rotate PIO 1-2-3 - Special 10" causes
that 10 to be announced periodically at Pending 10 times.
(Access and Command Modes)
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