Ok, I have the 92AD and the D800H setup as follows: UR: CQCQCQ RPT1: KD0CGR C RPT2: KD0CGR G
When I TX on the 92AD the readback data appears to be fine but on the D800H I get the RPT* Now, the local repeater does not have a gateway but is linked to a different repeater 50 miles away that does have a gateway and I think that is why the port designation on RPT2 as G. Any ideas? I would think icom would keep the same convention in their transceivers. On another question Can the text to be transmitted on the D800 along with voice such as location, name, etc be placed anywhere? I am utilizing the icom software for programming on a laptop. Appreciate any assistance! Thanks John N0MEQ > RPT * means you did not reach the distant station. The exception being > DV DOngle calls and Reflector or link calls. UR* indicates you have > reached the distant repeater and that is is not busy. There is a excel > spread sheet in the files section here with info for the IC91 and such. > The ID800 does not give the call but if the '*' is displayed above the > TONE button, there is a call captured in memory - press and hold the > TONE button to do the equivalent of one touch (if the * is displayed). > > 73, Steve NU5D > John wrote: > > I have the D800H programmed and setup. There is a message indicated after > > TX "RPT *" > > On the 92AD HT it comes back with the entire repeater call sign that I am > > utilizing. Does the > > D800H not display the entire call as the 92AD HT?? > > There is nothing in the user manual that talks about it. > > 73's > > N0MEQ
