Well explained yes, I´m forgetting that the station with the ¨beeps¨ transmitting keeps the others ¨busy¨ until he switches to RX. I think I got up too early hihi. Interesting discussion and thank you.
Adrian > > I think you missed what I meant, Adrian... > > I'll set up the scenario: > > - Station A is talking to Station B in voice. > - Station C and Station D are sending low-speed data back and forth, > with no audio. > - Station C's rig buffers any data sent to it (or flow-control tells > the software to not send after the rigs buffer is full) on its serial > port, while Station A or B are transmitting and talking to each other. > - Same thing with Station D. > > (Let's say they're text-chatting with D-Star Comms, D*Chat, or D-RATS > and they're "typing ahead"... waiting for the channel to clear and > hitting enter to send while the other guys are still talking. The > rigs will refuse to auto-transmit data if the channel busy light is > activated. We've also noticed that if the rig is receiving analog > noise, the squelch settings must be tightened to clear the busy > indication, or even the attenuator activated until the rig thinks the > frequency is clear of both digital AND analog noise.) > > So, in the above scenario... at each un-key of Station A and B, > talking in voice... Stations C and D create a small "flurry" of > channel activity that triggers a bunch of beeps if you have the beeps > turned on, on your rigs. (It's not ID-800H specific...) > > Additionally stations with "Auto" send of GPS data turned on will also > buffer during another station's transmissions and send as soon as the > channel is clear, I think. > > I was asking him if the beeps he's hearing are DEFINITELY while he's > transmitting (in voice... he's Station A or B in this description) or > if perhaps they're just RIGHT as he unkeys... that could be data > flowing between two non-voice users, who are not participating in the > conversation between Station A and Station B. You can see their > callsigns go by (rapidly if the data transmissions are short) right at > unkey. > > (This is similar to what happens when you come in on the Dongle and > KF0RW and W0CBI are playing with file transfers through the > repeater... your voice transmission stops the "beeping" of my ID-800H > and IC-91 of their data transmissions until their software times out > the last block-transfer and starts again. When no voice traffic is > present, the ID-800H in the basement during these low-speed data file- > transfer tests sounds like I invested in a sonar company. Ping-ping, > Ping-ping, Ping-ping... Heh.) > > -- > Nate Duehr, WY0X > [EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:nate%40natetech.com> > > __.
