That different manufacturers have used audio input designs around different microphone type has driven my nuts over the years. I have a perfectly serviceable headset that I cannot use with my current radio because it has a dynamic microphone insert.
The input on DSD+ was selecting the correct input. I looked at the "LIsten to" box in the Windows Audio set up to ensure that the box was not checked for the VC-Cable output.
-8600 set to repeater input frequency (to confirm i'm putting out a signal) -When i key up the anytone, the led goes red confirming tx and i can see the signal on the 8600
Hello all, I'm connecting via repeater to talkgroups with good signal strength, my transmit logs are registering on Brandmiester but other parties are not hearing me, nor can I hear myself on Hoseline. My handset is an MD-380. Any thoughts?
Guide to programming repeaters into a Baofeng UV-5R I see a good bit of threads about how to program repeaters and so on.. Lets start.. 1. Power on your Baofeng 2. Hit the VFO/Memory button to enter "frequency mode"(VFO) 3. Hit the menu button, enter the number 7. You will want to hit Menu...
Frequency Input License Type Tone Description Mode 154.44500 WNVZ580 RM 146.2 PL Fire FM 453.95000 458.95000 WQBT612 RM 261 DPL EMS FM Fontana, Village of [] Frequency License Type Tone Description Mode 155.83500 WNYG615 BM 118.8 PL Fire FM 158.85000 WNYG613 BM 118.8 PL Police FM Lagrange, Town of [] Frequency Input License Type Tone ...
I'm trying to program a Baofeng radio to match existing (commercial) radios, using CHIRP. But I don't understand what all the "tone" columns in CHIRP mean. Tone Mode, Tone, Tone Sql, DTCS Code, DTCS Rx Code, Cross Mode.... I know generally that's setting different tone codes, but all I have to...
Joined Dec 19, 2002 Messages 12,330 Reaction score 4,565 Location Wichita Falls, TX Apr 24, 2018 #7 shanefawks said: Hi i am trying to put in a input frequency for my fire repeater 154.13000 I can find it on the chirp software what am I missing thank u
When interfacing a Harris XL-200m and a David Clark headset system, does it make a difference where the DB44 aux connector is plugged into? I was told that the head and the brick connectors function the same, unlike the Motorola APX series where you must go to the brick. The reason I ask is...
Sounds like you're trying to add conventional channels. There may be a shortcut, but I know this works: Menu -> Manage Favorites -> Choose Favorites list -> Review/Edit System -> Choose system (must be a conventional system) -> Edit Department -> Choose Dept -> Edit Channel -> New Channel -> input frequency, including the decimal point. Now you can edit the alpha tag, enter a PL tone, etc, etc ...
