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Pre Command Prefix 

Sometimes it may desirable to be able to access commands that haven’t been remapped using a Command Macro without having to 
first unlock a Port. By defining a Pre Command Prefix (up to 4 digits is permissible), you can access those commands that normally 
require unlocking a Port with the exception of programming commands that start with a star ( *). Any command shown in Appendix C is 
acces

sible in this manner.  You may also disable this feature if it’s not needed by programming a zero: 

 

*2109x

  where x is from 1 to 4 digits for use as. If programmed to 0, no Prefix is used and this feature is disabled.  

 
If disabled you must first unlock a Port in order to access commands. 

 

Pre Access Code

 

You may program a 

Pre Access Code

 which will then be required to be prepended to all commands EXCEPT UNLOCK CODES AND 

COMMANDS ENTERED WHILE THE RC210 IS LOCKED.  In other words, you will need to use any programmed 

Pre Access Code

 

before any Command Macro.  This is not to be confused with the Pre Command Prefix above. 

Probably the most common use of a 

Pre Access Code

 is as a 

Site Prefix

 in a multi-controller, linked system.  By using such a prefix, all 

controllers in the system can use identical codes with 

the Pre Access Code

 

serving as a site address. For example, let’s say we have a 

linked system consisting of 3 repeaters, all linked together full-

time.  At each site, we use the command of “ABC” to read backup battery 

voltage.  So we assign site #1 a Pre Access Code of “1”, site #2 to “2” and site #3 to “3”. Now we access site #3 from site #1 and send 
DTMF digits 

3 A B C. 

Site #3 will now read back its backup battery voltage down the link back to site #1. Similarly, we can use 

addresses in this manner for and from anywhere within our system. 

*2108x

  where x is 1 to 3 digits. If programmed to 0, no Pre Access Code is used. 

Locking (Leaving Program Mode) 

To lock the controller when you're done programming, you use a (by default) single "#". The controller will respond with "LOCK", 
confirming you are no longer in program mode.  Also, when any port is unlocked, a timer is started. Should no valid DTMF digit be 
received at least every 2 minutes, the controller will automatically lock itself and announce that fact. 

 

Programming A Custom Lock Code 

Perhaps # conflicts with your intended code scheme, so the RC210 allows you to reprogram the Lock Code to be up to 4 digits long. 

This code is not unique to any port and will be used to lock the controller regardless of which port is unlocked at the time.

 

*9010xxxx

   where "xxxx" is your new Lock Code of any length from 1 to 4 digits. 

Programming A Custom Terminator Digit 

By default, the RC210 recognizes a "D" as its terminator digit, forcing any DTMF digits beforehand to be evaluated by the command 
decoder. Under some circumstances, "D" may conflict with a code used for some other function. If necessary, you can reprogram the 
terminator digit to be any other single DTMF digit.  

*9020x

   where "x" is the single DTMF digit that will cause the RC210 to evaluate DTMF digits preceding it. 

A Word Of Caution Regarding The Terminator Digit 

Should you decide to change the Terminator Digit from its default value, remember that you can no longer use that new digit anywhere 
in any command. For example, it would be a bad idea to use "1" as your Terminator Digit, as you would not be able to use "1" in any 
other command, as well as losing access to the defaults commands that have a "1" in th

eir code. Nor would “ * “ be a good idea, as 

you’d never again have access to those programming commands that start with an asterisk (which is just about all of them!). 

Generally speaking, if you wish to redefine the Terminator Digit, you should strive to use one of the less commonly used DTMF digits, 
such as A, B,C or D.  But you must also make certain that whichever digit you decide to use does not conflict with a default command 
either. For example, A is used as part of the default Remote Base Prefix Code. If you wish to use A, you should first reprogram the 
Remote Base Prefix Code so as not to use A. 

Summary of Contents for RC210

Page 1: ...ded that the reproduction is not sold for profit the intent of reproduction is to further disseminate information on the RC210 Repeater Controller the reproduction is not used for advertising or otherwise promoting any specific commercial product other than the RC210 and full credit is given to Arcom Communications as the original source of information The information contained in the manual has b...

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Page 3: ...ing the Davis to the RC210 14 Using the Davis Instruments Weather Station 14 Remote Base Operation 15 AutoPatch Operation 17 Command Macros 17 Message Macros 17 ID Extras 17 IRLP Echolink DTMF Regeneration 18 Real Time Clock And Calendar 18 Digital Voice Recorder DVR 18 General Timers 18 Programming The RC210 19 General Programming Overview 19 Unlock Code Programming 19 Pre Command Prefix 20 Pre A...

Page 4: ...ng Command Macro Access By Port 33 Erasing All Command Macros Port Restrictions 33 Message Macros 33 Speech Control Within Command Macros 34 List Of Port Direction Commands For Use In Macros 34 Macro Function Number List 35 Macro Function Number List continued 36 Macro Function Number List continued 37 Macro Function Number List continued 38 Macro Function Number List continued 39 Macro Function N...

Page 5: ...rogramming Meter Faces 10 bit A D Converters 52 Programming Meter Alarms 53 A Practical Example 53 The Differences Between Accuracy And Precision 54 Programming the Reference Voltage Value for the A D Converters 54 Measuring Voltages Higher Than Vref A Practical Example 55 Alarm Programming 55 Programming Which Macro To Use With An Alarm 55 Updating The Firmware 56 Downloading And Installing The R...

Page 6: ...6 Vocabulary List 64 The RC210 Development And Testing Team 67 ARCOM COMMUNICATIONS NO NONSENSE LICENSE AGREEMENT FOR THE OPERATING FIRMWARE OF THE RC210 REPEATER CONTROLLER 68 ...

Page 7: ...orce the controller to act regardless of the COS or CTCSS state This feature also permits you to string commands together separated by a D and the controller will act on them one at a time This allows for automated programming such as is done by our RCP Programming Software Note this terminator digit can be changed to be something other than D See the Programming section for details Command Access...

Page 8: ...non volatile memory and upon a controller reset or power up all receivers will once again be enabled Also note that for safety reasons you cannot disable the receiver on the Port to which you re currently connected 1101 Port 1 Receiver Enable 2101 Port 2 Receiver Enable 3101 Port 3 Receiver Enable 1100 Port 1 Receiver Disable 2100 Port 2 Receiver Disable 3100 Port 3 Receiver Disable Transmitter En...

Page 9: ...eiver is NOT retransmitted out that port s transmitter For example if you wanted to use Port 2 for a half duplex simplex remote base you would not want its transmitter to be activated by its receiver You would therefore define that port as being non repeat Of course if you want to use a particular port or all ports for a repeater that port needs to be defined as repeating 1141 Port 1 Repeat 2141 P...

Page 10: ...s to work 1170 Port 1 no CTCSS for DTMF 2170 Port 2 no CTCSS for DTMF 3170 Port 3 no CTCSS for DTMF 1171 Port 1 CTCSS for DTMF 2171 Port 2 CTCSS for DTMF 3171 Port 3 CTCSS for DTMF DTMF Evaluation on COS or CTCSS You may control how evaluation of entered DTMF commands by either COS closure or CTCSS decoder closure This can be helpful if your squelch locks open and may be selected on a Port by Port...

Page 11: ... other words there is now a two way connection between Ports 1 2 A two way connection made in the above manner can be taken down by first turning off monitoring from the port you are on from being monitored by the other port Then stop monitoring that other port with a second command For example if you have a two way monitor between Ports 1 and 2 and you are actively using Port 1 send the command 2...

Page 12: ...tor 1811 Logic Output 1 Low 1851 Logic Output 5 Low 1812 Logic Output 1 Pulsed open low open 1852 Logic Output 5 Pulsed open low open 1820 Logic Output 2 Open Collector 1860 Logic Output 6 Open Collector 1821 Logic Output 2 Low 1861 Logic Output 6 Low 1822 Logic Output 2 Pulsed open low open 1862 Logic Output 6 Pulsed open low open 1830 Logic Output 3 Open Collector 1870 Logic Output 7 Open Collec...

Page 13: ...ow value can be cleared using a command for each meter or by a global command to clear all the stored high and low values with one command How to setup Meters and how to calibrate them is explained later in the Programming section of this manual 1400 channel 1 8 Readback current value 1400 channel 1 8 1 Readback stored LOW value 1400 channel 1 8 2 Readback stored HIGH value To reset a meter s High...

Page 14: ...l Once this is done use the DB9 to SB25 adapter to connect the Davis cable to the RC210 s RS232 connector labeled Programming on the back of the RC210R Rack Mount That s all there is to it Note The Davis Console needs to be set to 9600 baud Refer to the documentation that came with it for instructions on how to do this Using the Davis Instruments Weather Station In order to communicate with the Co...

Page 15: ...de A 7 1 0 1 4 1 9 5 2 14 195 no offset A 7 1 0 0 7 1 5 0 2 7 150 no offset The last digit represents the repeater offset y equals 1 minus 2 simplex 3 plus CTCSS Entry A72xxy Enter CTCSS code and select encode and or decode The 2 digit code xx used for a particular frequency is shown in Appendix B y equals 0 No Tone 1 Encode only 2 Encode Decode Mode Entry A73x Mode select x equals Note This comma...

Page 16: ...er of the connect remote base radio where x Kenwood Doug Hall 0 High Power 0 Low Power 1 Medium Power 1 High Power 2 Low Power 2 Medium Power only if radio supports this selection Note Also see Programming Kenwood TM V7a TM G707 TM 271A TM 471A Memories in the Programming section of this manual Using the Doug Hall RBI 1 Remote Base Interface There are extra remote base commands available for use i...

Page 17: ...of your own choosing See the Programming Reference section of the manual on how to program both the macro codes as well as the macros themselves Macros may also be called from the Scheduler and the Alarms to automate commands See the Scheduler and Alarm sections in the Programming section of this manual for details Finally you may manually recall the contents of any Command Macro and the controlle...

Page 18: ...otal recording time of 63 seconds and divided into 20 tracks There is no time limit per track other than the total recording time available In other words you may use the total time available anyway you wish be it one track that is 63 seconds long or 20 tracks that are 3 14 seconds long It is totally up to you See the Programming section of this manual for details on recording DVR tracks for use i...

Page 19: ...Macro Command with you can recall any previously programmed Macro without having to first lock the controller Unlock Code Programming The RC210 comes programmed with a default unlock codes for each port To unlock any port for the first time enter the default code 15281 Port 1 default unlock code 25281 Port 2 default unlock code 35281 Port 3 default unlock code For example to unlock Port 1 for the ...

Page 20: ...ming you use a by default single The controller will respond with LOCK confirming you are no longer in program mode Also when any port is unlocked a timer is started Should no valid DTMF digit be received at least every 2 minutes the controller will automatically lock itself and announce that fact Programming A Custom Lock Code Perhaps conflicts with your intended code scheme so the RC210 allows y...

Page 21: ...ly applies if that port is in full duplex 1001x where x is the time out period for that port s transmitter in seconds The range is 1 to 32767 The controller responds with TIMEOUT SET Note Setting the timer to zero disables it Initial ID Timer This timer sets the amount of time the repeater must be idle before sending the Initial ID For example if you set this timer to 10 minutes and that port is i...

Page 22: ...is the amount of time in 100 milliseconds steps that the DTMF mute timer should generate DTMF cover tone and the receiver should remain muted between DTMF digits The range is 0 to 9999 milliseconds ms For example 1 100 ms 7 700 ms 50 5 seconds Regardless of this setting the receiver will unmute and covertone will be stopped immediately upon COS closure or the receipt of DTMF CTCSS Encode Dropout T...

Page 23: ...his timer to the value of the Pending ID Timer will make it NEVER use a Voice ID for the pending ID Setting it to zero will make it ALWAYS use a Voice ID for the pending ID The range is 1 to the value of the Pending ID Timer but is entered in seconds For example 10 minutes is 600 seconds 1019x Set Pending ID Speech Timer Examples assuming the Pending ID Timer is set to 10 minutes 1019 60 Look for ...

Page 24: ...of course include a message as well if you desire 4002 11 118 391 Link Ports 1 2 and stop Timer 1 Now that the required Macros are programmed we now program the General Timers First we program the Timer period 1017 1 900 Program Timer 1 to 900 seconds 15 minutes Next we program Timer 1 to run Macro 11 2092 2 11 Program Timer 2 to run Command Macro 11 Whenever Macro 10 is run the ports will be unli...

Page 25: ...et the clock to 3 04 PM 5100 12 12 23 Set the clock to 12 12 23 PM Setting The Calendar 5101 mm dd yy Set the calendar to MM month DD day YY year When programming the controller will read back the current day of the week month day and year in order to confirm programming Examples 5101 06 11 03 Set June 11 2003 as the current date 5101 10 04 11 Set October 4 2011 as the current date Enabling Disabl...

Page 26: ...ommand Macro and have the scheduler run that macro at let s say Friday night at midnight See the Command Macro and Scheduler programming sections of this manual for details Miscellaneous Programming DTMF Mute On 1st Or 2nd Digit If DTMF Muting is enabled on a port this command will select whether muting starts on the 1st or 2nd digit 2090x where x 1 to mute on the 1st digit or x 2 to mute on the 2...

Page 27: ...as the TS 2000 and TS 870 Kenwood single band and dual band mobiles TM V7a TM G707 TM 271A Elecraft radios Icom models IC 706MKIIG IC 746 IC 756 IC 7000 Yaesu FT 100D FT 817 FT 847 FT 857 FT 897 The RC210 also supports the Doug Hall RBI 1 Remote Base Interface Please refer to its manual when connecting the RC210 Selecting The Type Of Remote Base Radio You select which type of radio you are using b...

Page 28: ...le below we ll store it into Memory 22 of the radio by first unlocking any port it doesn t matter which and entering 2087 22 Notice that unlike the memory recall feature we don t need to use a band select digit when programming memories This is because the band selection is automatically determined from the frequency that was previously entered Remote Base Prefix You can define a prefix that must ...

Page 29: ...nctions and then group them together By assigning them to start with a prefix of AB it would be a simple matter to remember that the digit that follows the prefix controls a specific function of port linking AB1 Link Port 1 to Port 2 AB2 Link Port 1 to Port 3 AB3 Link Port 2 to Port 3 AB4 Link all ports AB5 Unlink Port 1 from Port 2 AB6 Unlink Link Port 1 from Port 2 AB7 Unlink Port 2 from Port 3 ...

Page 30: ...n Number chart we see the function commands we want are 001 118 and 062 We enter all in one transmission 4002 02 001 118 062 The controller responds with M A C R O and the number of the macro we just programmed We can even program macros to include other macros For example we want to create a macro that in addition to doing what Macro2 already does we also want it to change Port 1 s courtesy tone ...

Page 31: ...ple Command Macro 12 will play DVR Track 1 and then play an ID on Port 1 as High Priority 4002 12 228 162 126 181 After a Command Macro runs its priority level is automatically reset to Medium Startup Macro Macro 1 is a special case in that it is run every time the controller is powered up or otherwise resets This allows you to define a known startup state of your RC210 You may include any Functio...

Page 32: ... time out Port 1 We can check that by using the following command 4008x where x is Macro 1 90 So we enter 4008 2 and the controller reads back M A C R O 2 1 6 2 1 1 6 This confirms the contents of Command Macro 2 If we attempt to read back a Command Macro that has no contents the controller will let you know by speaking Error Erasing Command Macros You may erase any Command Macro with the followin...

Page 33: ...TC Manual for details that can be used to store custom responses to user entered commands scheduler events Alarm events and so on Each Message Macro can store up to 9 vocabulary words DVR tracks or any combination of the two For example Command Macro 42 is going to be used to re map the Port 1 and Port Linking function When a user uses this macro to link the ports we want the controller to speak L...

Page 34: ...it So it seems we need more a more flexible solution than simply an automatic one Also the controller has no idea which Port s speech message should be sent to as part of scheduled speech events The solution is to allow you to select within a Command Macro which port s should receive speech In our example above we decide we want speech to be sent out both Ports 1 2 We therefore program a macro tha...

Page 35: ...onnect Port 2 from Port 1 085 CTCSS Encode ON for the duration of this Macro 026 Disconnect Port 2 from Port 3 086 CTCSS Encode OFF for the duration of this Macro 027 Monitor Port 3 from Port 1 087 Read ADC Channel 1 028 Monitor Port 3 from Port 2 088 Read ADC Channel 2 029 Disconnect Port 3 from Port 1 089 Read ADC Channel 3 030 Disconnect Port 3 from Port 2 090 Read ADC Channel 4 031 Port 1 Moni...

Page 36: ... Macro 22 147 Auxiliary Audio 2 ON 209 Play Message Macro 23 148 Auxiliary Audio 3 ON 210 Play Message Macro 24 149 Auxiliary Audio 1 OFF 211 Play Message Macro 25 150 Auxiliary Audio 2 OFF 212 Play Message Macro 26 151 Auxiliary Audio 3 OFF 213 Play Message Macro 27 152 Alarm 1 ON 214 Play Message Macro 28 153 Alarm 2 ON 215 Play Message Macro 29 154 Alarm 3 ON 216 Play Message Macro 30 155 Alarm...

Page 37: ...F Memory 10 323 Remote Base Memory 3 269 Send DTMF Memory 11 324 Remote Base Memory 4 270 Send DTMF Memory 12 325 Remote Base Memory 5 271 Send DTMF Memory 13 326 Remote Base Memory 6 272 Send DTMF Memory 14 327 Remote Base Memory 7 273 Send DTMF Memory 15 328 Remote Base Memory 8 274 Send DTMF Memory 16 329 Remote Base Memory 9 275 Send DTMF Memory 17 330 Remote Base Memory 10 276 Send DTMF Memor...

Page 38: ...xtended Logic Output 15 ON 432 Extended Logic Output 5 OFF 379 Extended Logic Output 16 ON 433 Extended Logic Output 6 OFF 380 Extended Logic Output 17 ON 434 Extended Logic Output 7 OFF 381 Extended Logic Output 18 ON 435 Extended Logic Output 8 OFF 382 Extended Logic Output 19 ON 436 Extended Logic Output 9 OFF 383 Extended Logic Output 20 ON 437 Extended Logic Output 10 OFF 384 Extended Logic O...

Page 39: ...mory 38 484 Play Message Macro 65 539 Send DTMF Memory 39 485 Play Message Macro 66 540 Send DTMF Memory 40 486 Play Message Macro 67 541 Send DTMF Memory 41 487 Play Message Macro 68 542 Send DTMF Memory 42 488 Play Message Macro 69 543 Send DTMF Memory 43 489 Play Message Macro 70 544 Send DTMF Memory 44 490 Remote Base Memory 11 545 Send DTMF Memory 45 491 Remote Base Memory 12 546 Send DTMF Me...

Page 40: ...1 Enable Port 3 Timeout Timer ONLY for 60 min 592 Current wind speed direction 593 Current Outdoor temperature 594 Indoor humidity 595 Outdoor humidity 596 Wind Speed high direction since Midnight 597 Outdoor Temp High since Midnight 598 Outdoor Temp Low since Midnight 599 Reserved for future use 600 Reserved for future use 601 Reserved for future use 602 Reserved for future use 603 Reserved for f...

Page 41: ...rogram the Period Message Timer to 0 which will disable it Conversely If you only want to use Tail Messages based on the Periodic Message Timer program the Tail Timer to 0 which will disable it Tail Messages may be turned ON and OFF on the fly by using their appropriate Macro Function See the Macro Function List for their Function Number Note Tail Messages only work on Ports defined as repeating S...

Page 42: ...n s you can disable IDs on a Port and suspend its Timeout timer for 60 minutes When the special event is over you use another Command Macro to re enable the IDs and timer And if you combine these powerful features with the scheduler you can set up the RC210 to completely handle most of the tasks associated with this usually cumbersome chore Macro Functions 252 Stop ID And Disable Timeout Timer Por...

Page 43: ...d time between DTMF Memory digits 2106x where x is the duration of each DTMF digit transmitted The range is 1 to 255 milliseconds 2107x where x is the time between DTMF digits The range is 1 to 255 miliseconds IRLP Echolink DTMF Regeneration In order for users to have access to this feature several parameters need be programmed first The Regenerate Prefix is the sequence of DTMF characters that us...

Page 44: ...nutes after Macro is the macro to be executed at the appointed time and may be any macro you have defined 01 90 You must use 2 digits More than one setpoint can be run at a particular time For example if more than one setpoint qualifies at a particular time the lowest numbered one will be run first then the next and so on You can cancel any previously defined setpoint by setting it to a time that ...

Page 45: ...n midnight and 7 am on weekends Remember that the scheduler can only call macros so we need to define some macros to do our bidding From the above we first define our setpoints and the macro we ll store the function in Setpoint Time Day Macro Description 1 6 00 am weekdays 2 Weekday mornings change to courtesy tone 2 on Port 2 announce the time 2 9 00 am weekdays 3 Weekday mornings back to courtes...

Page 46: ...hile that port is unlocked ID Extras ID Extras allow you to include special messages as part of your Voice ID s 8007x yy where x is the ID of the currently unlocked port and yy is the extra message to use in that ID 0 Cancel ID Extras 6 Say Good M A E and the time AFTER the ID 1 Say Good M A E BEFORE the ID 7 Say Good M A E BEFORE the ID and say the time AFTER the ID 2 Say Good M A E AFTER the ID ...

Page 47: ...IDs However if you have Speech Override ON and a signal appears on that port s receiver during a Voice ID it will revert to CW and play CW message 2 To minimize disruption it is recommended that you keep CW ID 2 as short as possible 8002xx xx Program CWID 1 8003xx xx Program CWID 2 Examples 8002 21 42 06 53 32 12 21 82 92 Program AH6LE AUX into ID 1 8003 21 42 06 53 32 12 72 Program AH6LE R into I...

Page 48: ...ing over a previously recorded track You can erase a particular track or should you want to completely wipe the slate clean you may erase ALL tracks When you erase tracks the controller will let you know how many seconds recording time you have available after the track s is cleared 7002x where x is the track number you want to erase 1 20 700399 Erase all DVR tracks Editing Recorded Tracks Rarely ...

Page 49: ...ing them access to your Unlock Code s By using Macro Function 346 they can record and playback their message But DVR Track 19 will not be erased afterwards And example of its use would be to allow a user to record a SkyWarn warning for inclusion in a Scheduled message Auxiliary Audio Inputs Each of the 3 Auxiliary Inputs may be routed to any port s transmitter or any combination of Ports by the us...

Page 50: ...duration of segment 3 Tone 1 Tone 2 34CT Delay to segment 4 duration of segment 4 Tone 1 Tone 2 CT refers to the courtesy tone set you wish to program and is entered as 01 02 03 and so on up to 10 The delay and duration parameters are in milliseconds ms and the tone parameters are in hertz hz The separators must be used While each segment allows two tones to be programmed you can zero out either o...

Page 51: ...ed and you re currently talking on Port 1 you ll hear an additional courtesy tone whenever someone unkeys on Port 2 Courtesy Tone 10 is played if the signal comes from the previous port and Courtesy Tone 9 is played if the signal comes from the next port The relationship between ports is described below Previous Port If your currently used Port is 1 the Previous Port is 3 If your currently used Po...

Page 52: ...produces 0 25 volts for 10 watts and 2 1 volts for 40 watts you would multiply each of the calibration values by 100 before you enter them 25 x 100 25 Low voltage actually appearing on the ADC pin X1 10 X 100 1000 Low meter face reading Y1 2 1 x 100 210 High voltage actually appearing on the ADC pin X2 40 x 100 4000 High meter face reading Y2 We wish to use ADC channel 6 for the Watt meter sensor ...

Page 53: ...alculated value with a DTMF A For example we want to set the low trippoint to 10 degrees 10 x 100 1000 so we would enter A1000 for the trippoint value Macro to run is the Command Macro we want to be executed when our alarm trips A Practical Example Let s say that we have a temperature sensor connected to Meter Input 1 We also have the PA power control line connected to Logic Output 5 Once our mete...

Page 54: ...only 10 0 of the possible 1024 distinct measurement values is being used or about 102 distinct measurement points The range of Watts being measured is 100 watts Dividing this 100 watts by the 102 points of resolution means the meter will be able to resolve about 1 watt per division which is not bad However if you wanted more precise readings find a sensor that produces a wider output voltage For e...

Page 55: ...he nearest whole value This is done because there is no decimal point on the DTMF pad so the controller assumes that the real values are whatever you put in divided by 100 Using the above example you should be able to accommodate just about any external sensor Alarm Programming The RC210 incorporates 5 alarm inputs that can be used to remotely monitor such things as a door open high temperature of...

Page 56: ... Txd are reversed This is by design and allows you to use a straight through serial cable between your computer and the RC210 without the need for a null modem adapter DB9 Pin 3 Pin Header Pin J6 2 1 Txd 3 3 Rxd 5 2 Gnd Note If you purchased the RC210R Rack Mount Enclosure you already have a DB25 Programming Connector installed and you may disregard the above Downloading Firmware Updates Once you ...

Page 57: ...ly make your selection from the drop down menu After you select this Updater will remember which port you selected You now need to tell Updater where the update file you want to load is located Click the Browse button and the usual Windows file window will appear Chose the path and filename where you unzipped the update file and click Open ...

Page 58: ...from your RC210 and reapply it to start the upload NOTE It is very important that you reapply power cleanly This is to say that simply unplugging the power connector and reconnecting it will probably not work properly and you ll receive an error If at all possible turn off the power supply wait a second or two and turn it back on instead Updater will now automatically start the upload You can watc...

Page 59: ...orts 2 3 3 seconds Timeout 180 seconds All Ports Cw Tone Port 1 600 hz Ports 2 3 800 hz CW Speed 20 wpm All Ports Monitor Mix Yes All Ports Port Enabled Yes All Ports Intertie to other ports OFF All Ports Repeat Mode Port 1 Repeat Ports 2 3 Non repeat Port Enabled Yes All Ports Receiver Enabled Yes All Ports DTMF Covertone ON All Ports Courtesy Tone 1 All Ports DTMF Mute ON All Ports Speech Overri...

Page 60: ...3 30 179 9 Icom note not all Icom radios support remote CTCSS selection or they require direct frequency access of CTCSS tones instead of codes Check your operating manual Kenwood TM 271 281 v71a 00 67 0 13 103 5 26 159 8 39 199 5 Freq Freq Freq Freq 01 69 3 14 107 2 27 162 2 40 203 5 00 67 0 12 100 0 24 151 4 36 225 7 02 71 9 15 110 9 28 165 5 41 206 5 01 69 3 13 103 5 25 156 7 37 229 1 03 74 4 1...

Page 61: ...Port 1 Speech Over Off 2200 Port 2 Speech Over Off 3200 Port 3 Speech Over Off 1201 Port 1 Speech Over On 2201 Port 2 Speech Over On 2201 Port 3 Speech Over On 1210 Port 1 DTMF Mute Off 2210 Port 2 DTMF Mute Off 3210 Port 3 DTMF Mute Off 1211 Port 1 DTMF Mute On 2211 Port 2 DTMF Mute On 3211 Port 3 DTMF Mute On 1220 Port 1 DTMF on COS 2220 Port 2 DTMF on COS 3220 Port 3 DTMF on COS 1221 Port 1 DTM...

Page 62: ...or A D measurements 2066 Program Meter Alarm Programs the high and low trip points for the Meter Alarms 2083 Set Radio Type Select which type of radio is used as a Remote Base 2084 Set Yaesu Type If Yaesu is selected select which type format to use 2086 Store Remote Base Memory Store Remote Base frequency CTCSS and offset in controller s non volatile memory 2087 Store Kenwood V7 G707 Memory Store ...

Page 63: ...hour Readback Select Real Time Clock 12 24 hour Readback 5104x Say Hours On Off Say Hours as part of 24 hour Readback 1 ON 0 OFF 5105x Bump Clock Seconds Adds or subtracts x seconds from clock time to allow fine tuning 7001x Record DVR Message Record a DVR Track x Track 1 to 20 7002x Erase DVR Message Erase a DVR Track x Track 1 to 20 700399 Erase ALL DVR Messages Erases all DVR Tracks 1 to 20 700...

Page 64: ...TE 081 CALL 082 CANCEL 083 CARRIER 084 CAUTION 085 CHANGE 086 CHECK 087 CLEAR 088 CLOCK 089 CODE 090 COMPLETE 091 COMPUTER 092 CONNECT 093 CONNECTED 094 CONTROL 095 CONTROLLER 096 CURRENT 097 DANGER 098 DATE 099 DAY 100 DECEMBER 101 DEGREES 102 DEVIATION 103 DIRECTION 104 DISCONNECTED 105 DOWN 106 EAST 107 ECHO 108 EMERGENCY 109 ENTER 110 EQUAL 111 ERROR 112 EVENING 113 FAILURE 114 FEBRUARY 115 FE...

Page 65: ...Y 210 TIME 211 TIMEOUT 212 TIMER 213 TODAY 214 TOMORROW 215 TONE 216 TONIGHT 217 TRANSMIT 218 TUESDAY 219 UNDER 220 UP 221 USE noun 222 USE verb 223 VOLTAGE 224 VOLTS 225 WAIT 226 WARNING 227 WATTS 228 WEATHER 229 WEDNESDAY 230 WELCOME 231 WEST 232 YESTERDAY 233 ZULU 234 S makes plural 235 SILENCE pause 236 DVR TRACK 1 237 DVR TRACK 2 238 DVR TRACK 3 239 DVR TRACK 4 240 DVR TRACK 5 241 DVR TRACK 6...

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