Radioddity Extended manual for Radioddity DB25-D, DB40-D & GD-88 v3.0
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Option range: Maximum: 15
Minimum: 0
Increment: 1
Default: 1
13.17 TX CC (Color Code)
Users can assign a color code for a TX channel. The channel Color Code can be
same or different, but a repeater can have only one Color Code.
A single Color Code is used to identify a single system. Different Color Codes are
used to identify multiple systems sharing the same frequency. This feature can be
switched between channels using the same operating frequency but with
different Color Codes.
Normally the Color Code RX and TX must be set to the very same value.
Option range: Maximum: 15
Minimum: 0
Increment: 1
Default: 1
Notes: This parameter is only available in digital mode.
13.18 Msg Type
This parameter allows user to decide which message type to be used when they
send a message to another radio.
Options: Unconfirmed data When the radio received the message from the
transmitter, it will not reply.
Confirmed data When the radio received the message from the
transmitter, it will reply automatically.
Default: Unconfirmed data
Notes: This parameter is only available in digital mode.
13.19 TX Policy
The Transmit Limit is represented by the TX Policy. It feres to the behavior when
pressing the [PTT]-key at the radio. The activity status of the current channel
determines how the radio will react.
Options: Impolite Regardless of the current channel activity, pressing
the [PTT]-Key immediately triggers a transmission.
Polite to CC Regardless of the channel being available, if the Color
Code (CC) matches, pressing the [PTT]-Key will trigger
a transmission.
Polite to ALL Only of the current channel is available, pressing the
[PTT]-Key will trigger a transmission.
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