Special Features (continued)
DTMF Memories
There are 20 DTMF memories (or a total of 50 if the optional RTC is installed. See the RTC Manual for details), which can store up to
10 DTMF digits each. This is useful for sending preformatted DTMF digits to one (or any combination) of the radio ports. Maybe you'll
use them in conjunction with a Command Macro to control a remote link or an IRLP or EchoLink node.
Once programmed, the memories can then be recalled in any Command Macro.
*2105xx y y y y y y y y y y where "xx " is the number of the memory 01-20 (or 01-50 if the optional RTC is installed) and y up to 10
DTMF digits.
Note: You select which port to send DTMF to by the same method as speech. See Page 34)
DTMF Digits Duration and Time Between Digits
To accommodate different radio link paths, you can program both the duration and time between DTMF Memory digits:
*2106x where "x" is the duration of each DTMF digit transmitted. The range is 1 to 255 milliseconds.
*2107x where "x" is the time between DTMF digits. The range is 1 to 255 miliseconds.
IRLP©/Echolink© DTMF Regeneration
In order for users to have access to this feature, several parameters need be programmed first.
The Regenerate Prefix is the sequence of DTMF characters that users preface to the DTMF digits they want sent to a connected
IRLP©/Echolink© or link radio. It can be from 1 to 6 digits and, by default, it is programmed to #.
*2104x Program Regenerate Prefix, up to 6 digits.
The RC210 needs to know which Port you want the user-entered DTMF sequence to be sent.
*2117x Set Port(s) to send, where x
1 - Port 1
2 - Port 2
3 - Port 3
12 - Ports 1 & 2
13 - Ports 1 & 3
23 - Ports 2 & 3
123 - All Ports
99 - Turn off (not sent to any Port)
Finally, you may prepend a Macro action stored in a Command Macro, to be run before the DTMF is sent.
*2118x Run Macro 1 - 90 before sending DTMF. Programming to a 0 results in no Macro being used.
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