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7K Chapter 21
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User Function: Select Memory Channel and Band
Selects a specific remote base radio and memory channel.
The RBI-1 supports four bands: 144, 222, 440, and 1200.
Memory channels range from 1 to the maximum number available in the selected
radio.
If the remote base radio was powered off, this command turns it on and enables
the receiver.
The remote base radio transmitter is disabled when this command is entered. To
enable the transmitter, see the User Function: Enable/Disable Transmitter
command.
The CTCSS encoder and decoder frequency and enable/disable are set in the
memory channel of the radio. If not set in the radio, they can be controlled by User
Function commands.
Note: this command only works on some of the radios that can be connected to
the RBI-1. See the RBI-1 manual for details.
Command Form:
Command Form
Select A Memory Channel and Band (RBPW) 40 (band) (channel) *
band =
1 = 144
2 = 220
4 = 440
8 = 1200
channel =
1 thru the maximum supported by the radio
Macro: Select A Memory Channel and Band
(Stored until (RBPW) 39 sent.)
(RBPW) 20 (band) (channel) *
Acknowledgment: Sends OK
Errors:
Error Meaning
OFF remote base is disabled
? err 1 wrong number of digits entered
? err 2 illegal digit entered
Default Condition: None.
Example:
To select memory channel 1 in the 144 MHz radio, enter the following
(RBPW) 40 1 1 *
To select memory channel 12 in the 440 MHz radio, enter the following
(RBPW) 40 4 12 *

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