Hmmm..
Well I apologize for not paying more attention when I prepared my recent
training. I only checked the manuals for 3 radios.
I made the assumption ICOMs examples were the same for all radios since the
91, 92, and 2820 were all the same. but regardless
My previous statements still hold true that UR: Your call is the called
station or CQQCQ while MY: My Call is the calling station
The IC-91A manual I have the .pdf of does not represent the routing as
stated by Tony below as MY UR R1 R2 but as UR R1 R2 MY
just like the manuals for the IC-92AD and IC-2820H.
So when Nate indicated "YOUR: Your call sign" in his example still may be
confusing to some because to me is sounds more like he
was saying UrCALL rather than MyCALL using the ID-800H example given.
Now I've laid out how the ICOM manuals appear but don't expect it to display
properly on yahoogroups because it truncates lines
In messages
ICOM DV MODE OPERATION on the IC-91A, IC-92AD, and IC-2820H
Station A calling Station B Station A Making CQ area 1
Station A calling Station C
UR :A2222B UR :CQCQCQ
UR :A4444C
R1 :A22222 R1 :A22222
R1 :A22222
R2 :NOT USED R2 :A11111
R2 :A44444
MY :A2222A MY :A2222A
MY :A2222A
ICOM DV MODE OPERATION on the ID-800H
Station A calling Station B Station A Making CQ area 1
Station A calling Station C
MyCALL :A2222A MyCALL :A2222A
MyCALL :A2222A
UrCALL :A2222B UrCALL :CQCQCQ
UrCALL :A4444C
RPT1 C :A22222 RPT1 C :A22222
RPT1 C :A22222
RPT2 C :NOT USE RPT2 C :A11111
RPT2 C :A44444
Station A: A2222A
Station B: A2222B
Station C: A4444C
Repeater 1: A22222
Repeater 2: A11111
Repeater 3: A33333
Repeater 4: A44444
So I respectfully submit the following instead:
IC-91AD, IC92AD, IC-2820H
UR: CQCQCQ
RPT1: W7MOT++B (if you're on UHF)
RPT2: W7MOT++G
MY: Your callsign (Calling Station)
ID-800H
MyCall: Your callsign (Calling Station)
UrCall: CQCQCQ
RPT1: W7MOT++B (if you're on UHF)
RPT2: W7MOT++G
73
Barry
KA0BBQ
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Nate wrote:
UR: CQCQCQ
RPT1: W7MOT++B (if you're on UHF)
RPT2: W7MOT++G
YOUR: Your callsign
Tony wrote:
Yep, I've always used
MY
UR
R1
R2
As per the 91AD. :)
>This is the example format I've been using for the entire time I've been
>doing D-STAR examples, and the way they are on even our own local
>website. This is the first anyone's been confused by it?
73 de VK3JED
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