Kessler AT-AUTO Operating Manual page 69

The AT-AUTO
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receive and decode CI-V frequency broadcast data from any CI-V equipped Icom radio(s) op-
erating in the "data transceive" mode. The AT-AUTO
sent over the CI-V serial data bus and then positions the inductor and capacitor to settings
appropriate to the operating frequency. The CI-V data transceive operation is completely
passive on the part of the AT-AUTO
further details on CI-V data transceive operation.
When connected to the CI-V bus, the AT-AUTO
on any Icom radio attached to the CI-V bus. If there are multiple Icom radios setup for
"data transceive" operation and attached to the CI-V bus, the AT-AUTO
to any frequency changes made on any of the radios.
It is possible to limit the AT-AUTO
transceive mode by setting the AT-AUTO
address only. The AT-AUTO
upon the radio's CI-V address. If the user turns the CI-V transceive to OFF, the AT-
AUTO will no longer listen or respond to any CI-V frequency data generated from a
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CI-V data transceive operation. Instead, the AT-AUTO
(based upon the radio CI-V address) at approximately 1 Hz intervals and only responds to
frequency data addressed directly to the AT-AUTO
CI-V addresses are in the range of 0x04 to 0x7F and the AT-AUTO
address in the range of 0x80 to 0xEF. In order for the AT-AUTO
CI-V bus, the internal jumpers on the AT-AUTO
correctly. See Table 12.1 on page 97 for details.
default mode of operation with "Vintage Rigs" and Icom radios is to
. Refer to your applicable Icom radio manual for
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can also be setup to query a specific Icom radio based
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listens for frequency information
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responds to frequency changes made
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response to just a single Icom radio in data
to follow CI-V data from a specific radio
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will query the specific radio
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from the specific radio. Valid Radio
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controller board must be configured
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will respond
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may be assigned an
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to transmit over the
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