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The values need to be separated by commas as they are entered (as shown). Also as
shown, spaces between values are not necessary—but entering spaces after the
commas is OK.
Once carrier detect is active, the counter must drop to 0 before carrier detect is again
made false.
See also: CD
TELEMETRY n (n = 0 - 255)
default 0
A telemetry beacon is sent every n*10 s. If n = 0, the beacon is disabled. The telemetry
beacon is a UI frame sent to BEACON. If there is a current UNPROTO digipeat path, it
will be used to transmit the telemetry beacon.
The data in the UI frame is in the form: “T#nnn,an0,an1,bbbbbbbb”, where:
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“nnn” is a decimal count for the telemetry beacon and is incremented each time the
beacon is sent. When first used, or after the unit is reset, the beacon counter begins
at 001 (T#001). After reaching 999 (T#999), the counter cycles around to 000
(T#000).
•
“an0", and ”an1", are the decimal readings on the corresponding analog inputs.
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Note: APRS expects leading zeroes for the analog readings; you must set
RANGE to 0-255 to use the APRS format.
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“bbbbbbbb” is the binary reading of the analog inputs, where “b” = “1" means a
Logic High on the pin and ”b" = “0" means a Logic Low on the pin. The first ”b" in the
string of 8 binary digits is the most significant bit of PORT E and the last “b” is the
least significant bit of PORT E.
See the documentation on APRS for more information on the use of telemetry along
with GPS.
See also: ANALOG, RANGE
TEMPERAT {Cent|Faren}
immediate
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