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Yes its true many repeaters require the off set. I knew that, so
that clears up those 2 columns freq and off set.<br>
Now how about the others what do they do? If a radio system does not
use a setting I do not see a way to turn that setting off in Chirp.<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 5/13/2015 6:42 PM, jerry hodgson
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<p dir="ltr">to listen, you could just program the frequencies
with no offset, to use it on the facility's system, you will
need to know things like PL tones(some repeaters require a tone
to open the repeater to reduce accidental outside interference),
frequency offset(repeaters receive on one channel while
transmitting on another, gotta have it) etc, but if all you are
doing is listening, the repeater broadcast freq should(but may
require more settings) be all you need. typically either the
chief site safety man or engineering head will have those
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<div class="gmail_quote">On May 13, 2015 7:07 PM, "David" <<a
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.8ex;border-left:1px #ccc solid;padding-left:1ex">Hello,<br>
I downloaded and installed the software. I am able to access
the radio<br>
but I need help with all the column headings.<br>
What is<br>
Tone mode, TSQL, DTCS, none and cross?<br>
Tone<br>
ToneSqu<br>
DTCS Code<br>
DTCS RX Code<br>
DTCS Pol MN, RR, RN, NR<br>
Cross Mode, tone->Tone, Tone->DTCS, DTCS->Tone,
->Tone, DTCS->, DTCS->DTCS<br>
Duplex none, -, +, split, off<br>
Offset<br>
Mode FM, NFM<br>
Skip<br>
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If I just want to listen to a channel and not talk on it want
should the<br>
above setting be set to?<br>
If I want to use it for my RR job what do I set the above too?
I know<br>
the frequencys. What is type "BM" and mode "FMN" on radio
reference mean?<br>
<br>
Thanks for your help.<br>
David<br>
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