Default Commands Accessible When Unlocked; Supervisory Commands - Arcom RC210 Operation Manual

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This section deals with those commands that allow you to change the operating conditions of the RC210. Except where noted, the

settings affected by these commands are stored in non-volatile memory and will survive a power cycle of the controller. For example, if

you have CTCSS Access selected on Port 1, that port will require CTCSS until you specifically change the setting, even if the controller

loses power.

These commands are those which typically control the behavior of the RC210, such as enabling and disabling features. They are only

accessible while any of the 3 ports is unlocked but may be re-mapped using Command Macros to allow access even though no ports

are unlocked. An asterisk next to each description signifies the default power up state of that function (this can be changed by

programming).

Important

Any Port's Supervisory Commands are accessible regardless of which port is currently unlocked and regardless of which

Port you're actually connected to. For example, you could unlock Port 3 and change the Carrier/CTCSS setting on Port 1, even

though you're actually using a radio connected to Port 2.

Receiver Enable/Disable

Each port's receiver may be temporarily disabled individually to prevent a signal from that receiver from being recognized. Note that this

setting is not stored in non-volatile memory and upon a controller reset or power up, all receivers will once again be enabled. Also note

that for safety reasons, you cannot disable the receiver on the Port to which you're currently connected.

1101 Port 1 Receiver Enable*

1100 Port 1 Receiver Disable

Transmitter Enable/Disable

Each port's transmitter may be disabled individually to prevent keying by itself or other ports. This command completely disables the

transmitter on that port, except for ID's

1111 Port 1 Enable*

1110 Port 1 Disable

Carrier/CTCSS AND Carrier/CTCSS Only Access

Each port supports an external CTCSS (or digital) decoder, the action of which may be controlled with these commands.

1120 Port 1 Carrier*

1121 Port 1 CTCSS AND Carrier

NOTE: CTCSS Only Access is a very special case you should NOT normally be used. If you're wanting tone access, you

should select CTCSS AND Carrier as your access method

TouchTone© Covertone

Whenever a DTMF digit is pressed, the receiver audio from that port is muted. Optionally, a covertone may be selected so users aren't

faced with "dead air".

1131 Port 1 Touchtone©

Covertone ON*

1130 Port 1 Touchtone©

Covertone OFF