- RX TX So confused | RadioReference. com Forums
If there are two different frequencies listed, the agency mobiles listen to the frequency listed in the first column but transmit on the second, different INPUT frequency (duplex operation) into the agency's repeater The repeater then repeats everything it hears coming in on the INPUT frequency back out on the first main frequency This allows
- Tones, PL, CSQ, BM, M, RM, DPL, how do i use them and when?
Frequency Input License Type Tone Description Mode 453 67500 WPUW289 BM 192 8 PL Fire Dispatch FM 453 80000 WPNR843 M 192 8 PL Fireground FM 857 71250 812 71250 WNNM224 RM 118 8 PL Police FM Elkhorn, City of [] Frequency Input License Type Tone Description Mode 154 44500 WNVZ580 RM 146 2 PL Fire FM
- Frequency setting in CHIRP software . . . - RadioReference. com Forums
I am beginning to use the CHIRP software and am confused by the "memories" entries I am trying to input this repeater spec: TX 467 5000, RX 462 5000, PL TX 127 3, PL RX None (which makes perfect sense to me ) However, in the CHIRP "memories" interface, there is only a single entry
- Manual entry of frequencies | RadioReference. com Forums
Is is possible on the Uniden Home Patrol-2 or BCD436HP to manually input frequencies that are not available through the normal 'county', 'city' or 'zip code' databases? When i check my county there are a few missing frequencies i would like to use Thanks and Regards, Jon
- Yaesu: - VX-6R CTCSS programming question - RadioReference. com Forums
In the manual, it shows how to use a TSQL setting for the tone squelch; however, it seems that it only allows for programming the same tone for both the input and output I don't have the correct programming cable yet and have been doing it manually--which is actually pretty easy for me now that I've gotten the sequence down
- SDR# with DSD+ audio not working - RadioReference. com Forums
Currently, the Output audio of SDR# is set to CABLE Input The DSD audio device is set to the same The audio, according the to CMD box is showing: Audio input device #1 = "Cable Output" Audio Device output #1 = 'Speakers (Realtek)"
- Setting CTCSS Tones for GMRS Repeater Access
There is the rare repeater that just uses carrier squelch on the input, but that is —extremely— rare, especially on GMRS with the proliferation of cheap radios Almost always you'll find that the repeaters will require a CTCSS or DCS code to access There are other methods of controlling access, but that's another discussion
- Uniden BCD436HP manually entering a frequency
Sounds like you're trying to add conventional channels There may be a shortcut, but I know this works: Menu -> Manage Favorites -> Choose Favorites list -> Review Edit System -> Choose system (must be a conventional system) -> Edit Department -> Choose Dept -> Edit Channel -> New Channel -> input frequency, including the decimal point
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