From e7c6cfcf263f0921f58229771500f4dd12240de3 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: egzumer Date: Mon, 30 Oct 2023 18:09:10 +0100 Subject: [PATCH] Updated Radio operation (markdown) --- Radio-operation.md | 4 ++-- 1 file changed, 2 insertions(+), 2 deletions(-) diff --git a/Radio-operation.md b/Radio-operation.md index 73ae210..dcc8691 100644 --- a/Radio-operation.md +++ b/Radio-operation.md @@ -31,9 +31,9 @@ The scan can be stopped with the `EXIT` button, the search result will be ignore DTMF calling can be turned on in the menu `D Decd` (DTMF Decoding). You need a computer and programming cable to setup the whole system. You need to change `ANI ID` (programmable from the computer) of each radio to be unique in your network. It is also a good idea to program the list of contacts, their IDs and names. -The basic idea is to be able to dial a one particular person (or a group) among many on the same frequency. If you turn on the DTMF calling on a given channel your radio will be silent on that channel until an incoming call arrives with the destination ID matching `ANI ID` of your radio. If you receive the call a time window opens up in which the speaker activates and a person on the other side can talk to you. The time window expires after delay set in `D Hold` menu entry from the time when incoming signal disappears. +The basic idea is to be able to dial a one particular person (or a group) among many on the same frequency. If you turn on the DTMF calling on a given channel your radio will be silent on that channel until an incoming call arrives with the destination ID matching `ANI ID` of your radio. If you receive the call a time window opens up in which the speaker activates and a person on the other side can talk to you. The time window expires after a delay set in `D Hold` menu entry from the time when incoming signal disappears. -The call pattern is `recipient*sender*` where recipient is the `ANI ID` of a radio to which the call is being sent to, and sender is `ANI ID` of a radio that transmits the call (e.g. 102*103). In QS radio you only need to enter the recipient ID, the rest is appended automatically. You can send the call in two ways. One is, you go to the menu `D list` and choose a contact from the list and hit MENU button, its ID will be copied to the DTMF input box. You can transmit the call with PTT button. You can also open the DTMF input box by short press `* SCAN` button, and enter 3 digit recipient ID and hit PTT to send. +The call pattern is `recipient*sender` where recipient is the `ANI ID` of a radio to which the call is being sent to, and sender is `ANI ID` of a radio that transmits the call (e.g. 102*103). In QS radio you only need to enter the recipient ID, the rest is appended automatically. You can send the call in two ways. One is, you go to the menu `D list` and choose a contact from the list and hit MENU button, its ID will be copied to the DTMF input box. You can transmit the call with PTT button. You can also open the DTMF input box by short press `* SCAN` button, and enter 3 digit recipient ID and hit PTT to send. You can use `#` wildcard in place of any of the ID digits to make a group calls where every radio matching the pattern will activate. In particular you can call `###` to call everyone.