[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > > Check the squelch control. If you see "BUSY" the auto send will not work. > Turn the squelch clockwise until it goes not show "BUSY" and you will find > that it works fine.. > > Tom Koch - W4UOC
Agreed with Tom, this "busy" indication and the port speed setting are the most common reasons an ID-800H won't transmit low speed data, if the setting is set to auto transmit in the rig. Also make sure GPS mode is turned OFF if you're doing low-speed data from other applications, and not hooking a GPS directly to the rig. GPS mode looks for NMEA strings and ignores the rest, not transmitting it if it's not in an NMEA GPS format. Also a side-note/comment: Be careful about terminology just to not confuse everyone. Most folks on the lists refer to low speed data as "DV-Data" or similar. "DD" refers to the completely different on-air protocol used by the ID-1 and the 1.2 GHz "Access Point" modules at the repeater sites for 128 KB/s (high speed) data. "Data" on any other rigs is just the always-there, interleaved data stream that's present in ALL "DV" (Digital Voice) transmissions in the D-STAR standard. It is not in "DD" format, and probably shouldn't be called "DD" so we don't mix up the two distinctly different protocols when troubleshooting things. An ID-800H can't do "DD". Hope that helps... Nate WY0X
