[DSTAR_DIGITAL] Re: ID-1 DD using a Mac ?

[jo3slk]

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Thanks, Ed

JP3YHJ is the local repeater that I operate on. It has 430DV (A) on 439.01,
1.2DV (B) on 1291.67. It also has 1.2 (DD)on 1290.375. (I'm not sure what the
node letter is, but assume it is A per the original lettering plan.)

JP3YHJ does not have it's own gateway. It is part of a zone, with the gateway at
JP3YHH.

How does that work out programming wise..?

Greg-- In dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com, "Woodrick, Ed" <ewoodr...@...> wrote:
>
> Just noticed that the Calculator didn’t have most of the DD frequencies for 
> Japan, whoops…..
> 
> But it does now.
> 
> And for the YHJ system, the radio programming would be as follows:
> 
> Programming for High Speed Data on JP3YHJ (port DD A)
> 
> YOUR::
> 
> JP3YHJ▪▪
> 
> RPT1:
> 
> JP3YHJ▪A
> 
> RPT2:
> 
> JP3YHJ▪G
> 
> Set Radio To:
> 
> 1290.3750 MHz Offset RPS
> 
> "▪" represents a space
> 
> (In case the HTML doesn’t make it through…)
> 
> Programming for High Speed Data on JP3YHJ (port DD A)
> YOUR: JP3YHJ▪▪
> RPT1: JP3YHJ▪A
> RPT2: JP3YHJ▪G
> Set Radio To: 1290.3750 MHz Offset RPS
> "▪" represents a space
> 
> 
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