Revision 1.5 November 21, 2011
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Radio Configuration
Select your radio model* from the drop-down list
and the default baud rate and interface type will be
automatically selected. If these are not correct you
may change them after selecting the radio model. If
you are using an Icom radio you must enter the CI-V
address also. You can find this number in the radio
manual or from the radio's menus. When using more
than one radio on the 4-Wire network you will need to
set the Radio ID accordingly. When finished, click on
the Set Radio button. The link status indicator will
show Updating and return to Ready when complete.
You may now connect your radio to the decoder and
verify that the proper bands are being selected. This
will complete the configuration process for most
users. If you wish to enter custom band segments or
have more than one antenna on a band continue to
the next steps.
*Note: If you are using band data, select
Band Data
as your radio model.
Band Limits (Optional)
For most users the default band segments will work
just fine. If you wish to change any of the band
segments, such as the border frequency between
80M and 75M, click on the frequencies you wish to
change and enter the upper frequency limit when
prompted. To change the lower frequency limit you
must change the upper frequency of the preceding
band. The only limit on how you configure the band
segments is they must go in ascending order. The
new settings are automatically saved when you enter
the new upper frequency.