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Setup RLC-ICOM Interface with the RLC-1 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-1 consists of sending a special configuration data stream using the
RBI-1 software routines.
This command sets-up the interface to recognize the different band modules, and their location.
Format:
- C033 is the default command name.
- Band unit 0 is required
- Power level of 3 is required
- 1 Mhz is always a '9'
- Remote slots number from 6,7,8,9 correspond to slot 1,2,3,4
-- This data is entered in the 100 Khz position
- Offset of 3 is required
- 'SS' Set-up code is from the table below
- PL frequency of 31 is required
- PL on/off information of 10 is required
This format then translates into:
C033*039#SS33101 <unkey> of *
Where # is the slot number 6=1, 7=2, 8=3, 8=4
Where SS is the configuration information below
It is recommended to put the module 'ON' information into a macro that the user calls after a
frequency is programmed into the RLC-ICM.
Example: Want to set-up module 4 as a 10meter module, then go to 29.600 simplex
1) C033*03990033101 * ; This assigns the 28 Mhz module to slot #4
This only needs to be done only once after complete re-initialization is run.
2) C033*00960020000 * ; This assigns frequency 9600 with simplex operation
Once the frequency is entered the RLC-ICM is in receive only mode
3) C033*03998533101 * ; This puts slot #4 into transmit and receive mode
It is recommended to put this information in a macro for easier access