Yaesu FT2DR Instruction Manual page 74

y 18 DIGI PATH
Setting the digipeater route.
Setting item: P1
P2:
P3:
P4 to P7: Up to 2 addresses can be entered arbitrarily.
P8:
Default: P3: FWIDE1-1 AWIDE2-1 (fixed value)
Explanation:
A station that relays packets, such as beacons, is called a digipeater.
Select a CALLSIGN or ALIAS of the digipeater you would like to use.
In this transceiver, [WIDE1-1] (setting for 1 relay station) and [WIDE1-1/WIDE2-1]
(setting for 2 relay stations) is the default.
In [WIDE1-1, WIDE2-1], a transmission is relayed to the first digipeater station specified
as WIDE1-1, then to the second digipeater station specified as WIDE2-1.
In the USA, digipeater stations used by APRS are customarily operated using *New-
Paradigm.
The initial values set to this transceiver are premised for digipeater stations operating
with New- Paradigm, because most digipeater stations support this method.
In order to use other relay methods, select one of P4 to P8 and enter the CALLSIGN or
ALIAS.
* For information on the New-Paradigm method, refer to the following website for details.
http://aprs.org/fix14439.html
y 19 GPS SETUP
Setting the GPS Function datum.
Setting Item: DATUM: WGS-84 / Tokyo (Mean)
PINNING: ON / OFF
DGPS:
Default: DATUM: WGS-84
PINNING: ON
DGPS:
Explanation:
Select the positioning item of the GPS function.
DATUM: WGS-84:
TOKYO (Mean): A Japanese positioning system is used as the positioning
* Because APRS uses the DATUM of WGS-88, this setting is not changed
under normal circumstances.
OFF
WIDE1-1 (fixed value)
WIDE1-1, WIDE2-1 (fixed value)
Up to 8 addresses can be entered arbitrarily.
ON / OFF
ON
Use WGS-84 as the positioning system. WGS-84 is a global
positioning system constructed and maintained by the US.
system.
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