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8
Setup RLC-ICOM Interface with the RLC-2 Controller
The RLC-Icom interface allows the RLC-1 to control IC-900 band modules using the same
commands as are used for the Doug Hall RBI-1.
The RLC-ICM default set-up configured:
140-160 mhz band as module 1
220 mhz band as module 2
430-440 mhz band as module 3
Configuration for the RLC-2 (V3.05a software) consists of sending a special configuration
command (C112) using the RBI-1 software routines.
This command sets-up the interface to recognize the different band modules, and their location.
Format:
- C112 is the default command name.
- X is the connector number on the RLC-ICM that the module you are setting up is
plugged into (1..4)
- SS is the setup code described below
Procedure:
First tell the RLC-Icom which band module is plugged into each of its connectors. The
setup codes are listed in the chart below. You will need to execute command C112 once
for each setup code you wish to enter.
SS (the setup code) Description
00 28 Mhz Module
05 50 Mhz Module
10 140..160 Mhz Module
15 220 Mhz Module
20 430..440 Mhz Module
25 1200 Mhz Module (not currently active)
The default setup for the RLC-Icom is to have connector 1 plugged into the 140..160
Mhz module, connector 2 plugged into the 220 Mhz module and connector 3 plugged
into the 430..440 Mhz module. As an example, the following commands will enter those
settings again:
C112*110*
C112*215*
C112*320
Second, you must tell each band module what size of offset to use when you select a plus
or minus offset with commands C033. The setup codes follow: