RT Systems WCS-7100, Manual

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Programming Memory Channels 111
LSB or USB - Lower or upper sideband.
CW or CW-R - CW mode for Morse Code
RTTY or RTTY-R - RTTY digital mode
FM - Amateur band repeater operations
AM - For listening on aviation frequencies. Transmission is not available.
DV - Digital mode. This mode must be selected for the memory channel
before the D-Star columns become available.
DD - For digital operations in 1.2Ghz band.
Data : Available only for LSB, USB, AM or FM operating modes.
Operating data mode allows you to operate SSTV, RTTY (AFSK), PSK31,
JT65B and FT8 with optional equipment and software for the activity.
Name : Enter an Alpha/Numeric tag (up to 16 characters) to easily identify that memory
channel. The Programmer allows entry of characters that are allowable in the radio.
Note: The Name is displayed on the screen of the radio automatically
along with the frequency and other details for the memory channel.
Name displayed is controlled through a global setting. To access this
option, select Settings | Radio Menu Settings | Display and check
Memory Name Display in the first column.
Tone Mode : The "tone" system has two purposes. First, it allows you to access
repeaters that have a tone assigned. Second, it allows for silent monitoring until a call
directed to you is received. The radio offers CTCSS (Continuous Tone Coded
Squelch) and DTCS (Digital Tone Coded Squelch) systems to be tailored to your
particular needs.
Note: Tone Mode is available only for FM Operating Mode.
Using tones requires two steps:
1) Selecting the Tone Mode and
2) Making a selection for the CTCSS frequency or DTCS tone.
Note: Values that appear in the CTCSS, Rx CTCSS or DCS column
that are not associated with the selected Tone Mode are not used by
the radio other than to fill the space in the its memory structure.
These values will NOT interfere with Tone operation of the channel.