I have a CAT-1000 controller and using the
DVR I am able to have had different WAV files recorded into it. Works great. I
once had the Nextel beep. beep to see how it sounded. It was ok to play with,
but got on your nerves in a few minutes so I changed it. There are a lot of possibilities
with a DVR on a repeater. Kenneth P. Cook Jr., W8DZN President, Bucyrus Amateur Radio Club Assistant Emergency
Coordinator for Crawford Co., ARRL VE, ARRL Registered,
Certifiied Instructor/Examiner for ECOMM Levels I, II and
III. From: Having homebrewed several of my own controllers, I have done
exactly the thing you are asking. There are some limitations but it will
depend mostly on two factors: 1) The complexity of the wav file you are trying to imitate. 2) The abilities of the controller you are using. Personally, I would have to hear the wav file and know
the capabilities of your controller and with that myself or someone here in the
group who knows the controller you are using could more than likely help you
out. Good luck - and 73 Wade - KR7K ----- Original Message ----- From: Kevin &
Natalia Sent: Friday, December
03, 2004 11:53 PM Subject: [Repeater-Builder]
WAV forms to Courtesy Tones Hi All, I have a couple of wav files which I would like to try and use as a
courtesy tone. Problem I have, is that the controller will only accept 1 or 2 tone
sequences I would like to try and somehow get the tone pattern for the wav file,
and use them to program my controller. Anyone got any ideas???? Regards Kevin, ZL1KFM.
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