Commanding The Demo Messages And Bulletin Board; Bringing Up The Link / Remote Base - ACC RC-85 Owner's Manual

Commanding the Demo Messages and Bulletin Board

Users may call up several messages which may be programmed by the repeater
owner to include information of interest to the users. They may also activate the
various ID messages contained in the controller.
The response to the Bulletin Board 1 command would be the message stored in
Bulletin Board 1, such as "Club meeting tomorrow at 8. See you at the meeting".
Command: (Demo Prefix) (0-8, *)
0 = Initial ID Message
1 = Forced CW ID Message
2 = Anxious ID Message
3 = Pending ID Message 1
4 = Pending ID Message 2
5 = Pending ID Message 3
6 = Special ID Message
7 = Bulletin Board Message 1
8 = Bulletin Board Message 2
* = Firmware Revision Announcement
Example: Demo Prefix = 3
User sends "3 *".
Controller says, "This is the Advanced Computer
Controls RC-85 Repeater Controller, V3.0".
Related Commands:
Config Demo Command Code Prefix
Control Op User Command E/D

Bringing Up the Link / Remote Base

You may activate a link or remote base transceiver connected to the controller,
allowing you to tie your repeater to other frequencies. The link may be activated
in the listen only mode (repeater users monitor the link receiver but don't
activate its transmitter), receive/transmit mode (users monitor its receiver and
activate its transmitter when they talk into the repeater), and may be turned off.
In addition, users may change the frequency of the remote base transceiver with
Touch-Tone commands so that they may link the repeater to any frequency.
The Link On Receive Only command brings up the link or remote in listen only
mode. Signals received over the link transceiver bring up the repeater
transmitter and are retransmitted over the repeater. Users may talk on the
repeater, however, without interfering with the stations on the link frequency.
Repeater users' audio overrides link audio to allow a conversation to take place
in this mode.
(User's Features)
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