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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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D-STAR GUIDE
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UNIQUE FUNCTIONS ...................................................1–3
INTRODUCTION ..........................................................5–12
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Unique features of D-STAR ........................................5
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What is D-STAR?........................................................6
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About the DR (D-STAR Repeater) function
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Ways to Communicate with the DR function ..............8
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Enter your call sign (MY) into the transceiver
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Register your call sign at a gateway repeater ...........11
D-STAR OPERATION ...............................................13–30
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Making a Simplex call ...............................................13
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Accessing repeaters .................................................14
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Using the RX history .................................................15
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Capturing a call sign .................................................17
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Making a Local area call ...........................................18
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Making a Gateway Repeater call ..............................19
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Calling an individual station ......................................20
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Updating the repeater list ..........................................25
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“FROM” (Access repeater) setting
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Saving settings .........................................................30
TROUBLESHOOTING ...............................................31–32
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When receiving no reply ...........................................31
INDEX ........................................................................33–34