Link Communications RLC-CLUB, User Manual

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Version 1.73 Copyright © 1997 Link Communications Inc. 1/18/97
089 - HF Band 10m
090 - HF Band 6m
091 - HF Band 2m
092 - HF Band 125cm
093 - HF Band 70cm
094 - HF Band 33cm
095 - HF Band 23cm
096 - HF Band Other
097 - Hang Up Command 115 Blocked
098 - Tail Msg 1 TX 1
099 - Tail Msg 2 TX 1
100 - Tail Msg 3 TX 1
101 - Tail Msg 1 TX 2
102 - Tail Msg 2 TX 2
103 - Tail Msg 3 TX 2
104 - Tail Msg 1 Patch
105 - Tail Msg 2 Patch
106 - Tail Msg 3 Patch
Notes about the Event Triggers:
Tail Messages: There are three tail messages assigned to each transmitter. They can be used to
indicate that you are on battery power, that a link is up, to announce club meetings, etc. If you
transmit PL from your repeater, you may want to consider turning the PL encoder off and
sending a cw pause from a tail message to make your PL go away before the repeater actually
drops (you could turn the PL encoder back on from the "any connected receiver active" event
trigger). You can enable any one, two, or all three tail messages at the same time. The
controller will send them in order after the courtesy beep (if on a repeater) and hang time are
over. They will normally be the last thing sent before the transmitter drops (the mini-hang time
is all that happens afterward). To keep them from getting too annoying, they will be sent no
more often than the length of the tail message timers (see Chapter 4), which defaults to 5
minutes. If you set the tail message timers to 0, they will be sent every time the transmitter
drops. If you key up while a tail message is being sent, it will start the cycle over again; that is
the tail message will be sent again after you unkey, and the courtesy beep and hang timer are
done.