Name: Link Communications RLC-4
Brand: Link Communications
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)

To Next Page

To Previous Page

17-6

; Setup file for repeater controller

N007 11 ; turn on DTMF mute for port 1

N000 11 ; make port 1 a repeater

N010 000 A12 ; rename command 000 to “A12"

By inserting an “N”(the name of this command, 080) at the beginning of each line, the controller

will ignore any name changes and will allow you to upload the file multiple times without errors.

default chapter5
- Table of Contents5
- Command List by Number11
- Limited Warranty15
- Return Policy16
- User Survey17
Chapter 1: Getting Started19
- Setup, Interfacing and Adjustment19
- Serial Port Interfacing23
- Reset and Power up27
- Entering Commands27
- Error Messages29
- How to Configure a Port as a Repeater31
- Example 1-1: Configuring a Port as a Repeater or Link32
- Example 1-2: Configuring a Port's COR/PL Polarity33
- How to Program Your Beeps and Messages34
- System Timers35
- The Autopatch37
- Troubleshooting the Controller38
Chapter 2: Port Connection Commands39
- Connected Ports39
- Turning a Repeater off39
- 000: Connect One Port to Another Port41
- 001: Monitor One Port from Another Port42
- 002: Disconnect One Port from Another Port43
- 003,004: Recall a Port's Connections44
- 005: Set Receiver and DTMF Decoder Conditions45
- 006: Recall Receiver and DTMF Decoder Conditions47
- 009: Recall Entire Controller's Audio Crosspoint48
- 013: Set COR and PL Active Levels49
- 061: Disconnect All Ports from a Radio Port50
- 033: Enable or Disable PTT for a Port51
- 034: Recall Which PTT Are Enabled51
Chapter 3: Audio and DTMF Configurations53
- 007: Configure DTMF Mute/Cover Tone/Bypass55
Chapter 4: Timers57
- 020: Program a Selected Timer58
- 021: Recall a Timer Value67
- 022: Start a Timer67
- 023: Stop a Timer68
Chapter 5: Command Names69
- How Command Names and Command Numbers Are Used69
- 010: Re-Program Command Names73
- 011: Recall Command Name77
- 012: Find Commands Named77
- Blocking Execution from Certain Ports78
- 130: Block Command Execution from Port79
- 131: Allow Command Execution from Port79
Chapter 6: CW, DTMF, and DVR Messages81
- 030: Send a CW Message82
- 031: Send a DTMF Sequence out Port 483
- 040: Send a Tone84
- Note about Courtesy Beeps85
- 041: Courtesy Beep Enable/Disable for a Selected Transmitter87
- 042: Set CW Speed for a Selected Port88
- 043: Set CW Tone Frequencies for a Selected Port89
- 044: Set up DTMF Regenerate Parameters90
- 051: Start Preaccess Tone91
- The Digital Voice Recorder92
- What the DVR Is92
- Interfacing92
- Recording Time92
- Adjusting the DVR92
- Recording DVR Tracks92
- Erasing Tracks93
- 025: Record a Message on the Small DVR94
- 026: Playback Small DVR Message(S)95
- 027: Erase Small DVR Message(S)95
Chapter 7: Serial Port Commands97
- 024: Set up RS-232 Serial Baud Rate98
- 060: Set up Serial Port Options99
- 032: Send Serial Message out the Serial Port100
Chapter 8: Macros101
- How Macros Get Executed101
- What a Macro Is101
- Limits on Macros102
- 150..162: Execute an Automatic Macro104
- 163..166: Preaccess / User Macro105
- 167..249: Execute a User Macro105
- 053: Program a Single Command Macro Sequence106
- 054: Recall Macro Contents107
- 055: Delete Macro108
- 056: Append a Command to a Macro108
- 057: Copy a Macro108
- 058: Delete a Command in a Macro109
- 059: Insert a Command in a Macro109
Chapter 9: Pre-Access Commands111
- What Preaccess Is111
- What You Need to Know111
- 073: Set/Recall Preaccess112
- 074: Allow Access to a Port that Requires Preaccess113
- 075: Set Stop Access Conditions114
- 076: Recall Stop Access Conditions115
- 077: Isolate a Port from the Rest of the System115
- 049: Set Link Access Tone Frequency115
Chapter 10: Not Currently Used117
Chapter 11: The ID System119
- How the ID's Work119
- To Program Your Own ID's119
- More about Programming ID's120
- ID Timing120
- 085: Enable/Disable Iding a Port121
- 086: Recall Which Ports Have ID's Enabled121
Chapter 12: The I/O Interface123
- About the I/O System123
- Logical Input Lines123
- Logical Output Lines123
- Analog Input Lines126
- I/O Connector Pin-Out126
- Logical Input Lines126
- 090: Read Whether Input Line Is High or Low127
- 091: Fire Input Line High or Low Event Trigger127
- 093: Turn Output Line on128
- 094: Turn Output Line off128
- 095: Recall Whether Output Line Is on or off129
- 100: Read Analog Input Line130
- 101: Set Resolution for Analog Input131
- 102: Set Conversion Ratio for Analog Input133
- Custom Analog Conversion Ratios134
- 103: Calibrate an Analog Input136
- 104: Set an Analog Alarm137
- 105: Set Analog Alarm Hysteresis138
- 107: Recall Analog Lines in Alarm140
- 108: Recall Analog Line Configuration140
- 096: Control or Recall Extended Output Lines141
Chapter 13: Autopatch Routines143
- Configuring the Autopatch143
- Autopatch up Commands143
- Using '*' for the Autopatch up Command143
- Hanging up144
- Connected Ports144
- Predial Digits144
- The Autodialer144
- Limiting Call Length145
- How the Dialing Tables Work145
- Other Commands that Affect the Autopatch146
- 110: Configure the Autopatch147
- 111: Manual off Hook147
- 112: Normal Forward Dial148
- 113: Forward Dial with no Long Distance Checking149
- 117: Forward Dial with no Long Distance Checking or Predial150
- 114: Hang up the Autopatch151
- 115: Possibly Hang up the Autopatch151
- 116: Set / Recall the Predial Digits and Timing152
- 119: Set Allowed Numbers Table Slot153
- 120: Recall Allowed Numbers Table Slot153
- 121: Set Nuisance Numbers Table Slot154
- 122: Recall Nuisance Numbers Table Slot154
- 128: Set Full or Half-Duplex Patch Audio for a TX155
- 129: Recall Full or Half-Duplex Patch Audio for a TX155
- 133: Set up Reverse Patch156
- 134: Reverse Patch Logon158
- 135: Answer Reverse Patch158
- 136: Set up Reverse Autopatch Ring159
Chapter 14: Doug Hall RBI-1 and RLC-ICM Routines161
- What the RBI-1 Is161
- What the RLC-ICM Is161
- Interfacing and Setup161
- Using the RBI-1 or RLC-ICM162
- 139: Set up the RLC-Icom Interface167
- RLC-ICM Internal Operation Test Points170
- 140: Turn Radio Power On/Off, Set Power and Offset Format171
- 141: Set PL Frequency, Encode and Decode172
- 142: Set Frequency and Offset or Recall Memory173
- 143: Recall Frequency and Offset or Memory174
- 144: Control/Recall RBI-1 Output Lines174
Chapter 15: Not Currently Used175
Chapter 16: Special Audio Routing Commands177
- 037: Set Audio Routing Variable for Commands in a Macro177
- 038: Kill All Responses Following this Command178
- 065: Restore Audio Routing Variable (Undo 037 and 038)179
- 039: Recall the Ports in the Current Audio Routing Variable180
- 050: Set up or Recall Default Audio Routing Variables181
Chapter 17: Special Control Commands183
- 035: Remotely Reset the Controller183
- 078: Set Command Entry Options for a Port184
- 079: Recall Command Entry Options for a Port186
- 080: Execute Command by Number187
- 008: Not Currently Used189
- 028, 029: Not Currently Used189
- 048,049: Not Currently Used189
- 063, 064: Not Currently Used189
Chapter 18: Not Currently Used191
Chapter 19: Not Currently Used193
Chapter 20: Event Triggers195
- 045: Set/Recall Event Trigger196
- 046: Default Event Trigger Action196
- 047: Enable/Disable Event Trigger196
Appendix A: the Audio Routing Variable System199
- Explanation of the System199
- Suppressing Command Responses in Macros199
Appendix B: Not Currently Used201
Appendix C: CW Code Table203
Appendix D: Reset and Initialization205
Appendix E: Controlling a Rotor207
Appendix F: Programming with the Serial Port211
- Using a Serial Upload File212
- Note about Spaces in Serial Commands213
- Note about Comments in Serial Upload Files213
- Note about Capital Letters213
- Note about Download Speeds213
- Serial Responses to Commands Entered from a Radio214
- Very Long Serial Commands214
Appendix G: ASCII Chart215
Appendix H: Using the LM335 Temperature Sensor217
Appendix I: Software Problem and Request Form219
Appendix J: Hardware Reference Section223
- Important Connections223
- Main Board223
- Radio Board224
- I/O Board225
- Power Board LED Definitions226
- Bill of Materials227
- Component Layouts and Schematic Diagrams228

Questions and Answers:

Need help?

Do you have a question about the Link Communications RLC-4 and is the answer not in the manual?

Link Communications RLC-4 Specifications

General

Brand	Link Communications
Model	RLC-4
Category	Controller
Language	English

Related product manuals

Link Communications RLC-CLUB

329 pages

Link Communications RLC-4 User Manual

Table of Contents

Questions and Answers:

Link Communications RLC-4 Specifications

Related product manuals