SharkRF openSPOT - NXDN Settings

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Cross mode group call DTMF code: if a connector is active which supports
group calls and C4FM cross mode, then this code can be used to start
group calls to the ID entered after this code.
If Transmit RX confirmation is checked, then the openSPOT4 will transmit
a short call confirmation after the PTT is released on the C4FM radio.
If a call is received by the modem to the Echo DGID, then the openSPOT4's
built-in local echo service gets activated. It will record the call and plays it
back after the call is finished.
If the Only receive DGID from modem checkbox is checked, then calls only
to the specified DGID from modem will be processed by the modem.
If the Replace DGID to modem enabled checkbox is checked, then the
DGID in all frames received from the network will be replaced with the
specified Replace DGID to modem value.
If the Replace DGID to net enabled checkbox is checked, then the DGID in
all frames received from the modem will be replaced with the specified
Replace DGID to net value.
The Cross mode DGID to net setting specifies the DGID to use in cross
mode calls sent to the network. Some servers change linked rooms
depending on this value.
NXDN® settings
The modem will only process NXDN® calls with a matching Radio Access
Number if it is set other than 0.
If a call is coming from a mode which does not have ID information (ex.
C4FM), or the source ID is outside the NXDN® ID range (0-65535), then
the Default cross mode source ID will be used as the source ID for the call.
This ID will always be used if the Always use this ID in cross mode
checkbox is checked.
If you use a non-NXDN® network with your NXDN® radio, you can set this
to your NXDN® ID.
If Advanced mode is enabled, the following settings show up:
If a call is received by the modem to the Echo ID, then the openSPOT4's
built-in local echo service gets activated. It will record the call and plays it
back after the call is finished. Both private and group calls are answered
with a private echo call reply.
If a call is coming from a mode which does not have ID information (ex.
C4FM), or the destination ID is outside the NXDN® ID range (0-65535),
then the Default cross mode destination ID will be used as the destination
ID for the call. This ID will always be used if the Always use this ID in
cross mode checkbox is checked.