I use my 7k with two full repeaters linked The Ids work fine evert 10 m
they go off one at a time. As far as the the Time out timer for
repeater 2 use what ever comers with your Tx.
Rich N2ROW
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The problem is that there is one timeout timer, one
carrier delay (hang-in) timer, one identifier, and
one.... you get the idea.
Yes, you can connect two repeaters to it, and they will
repeat, but it's really obvious that the 7K wasn't designed
for the job.
I'd keep it and get a second, put one 7K on each repeater,
and cable the two port #2s together allowing them to link
to each other at will. Been there, done that.
Or get a true multiport controller.
Mike WA6ILQ
At 03:00 PM 7/18/05, you wrote:
>Hello MIke:
>I am trying to use the controller in two repeaters , now we have
>them with one port controller and the two repeaters "in paralell",
>I have some of the outputs of the controller to turn one or the other
>off/on, If there is no easy way, think it will be going for sale, it
has
>the autopatch, voice board, and manual; thanks .
>
>Juan, XE2SI
>----- Original Message -----
>From: Mike Morris WA6ILQ
>To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
>Sent: Monday, July 18, 2005 1:42 PM
>Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] 7K controller
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>At 12:33 PM 7/18/05, you wrote:
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> >I asked this to the S-Com site, but no answer yet, hope
> >somebody give some ligth here: I have a S-Com 7K controller
> >with Version 2.03 ( think is the latest firmware ),
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>Latest is 2.04
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> >my question
> >is if it can handle two repeaters separated with their own timers
> >and ID's, can't find anything related in the manual.....
> >
> >Thanks
> >Juan XE2SI
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>Unfortunately no.
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>The 7K was designed as a single repeater controller with an
>autopatch, a link (the second radio port), and a control
>receiver/aux audio source. Like the 6K and the 5K it was only
>intended to manage a single repeater.
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>A new model is in the works (tentatively called the
>7330) - it will be a true three port repeater controller, with
>three touchtone decoders, three telemetry generators
>(i.e courtesy beeps, etc), full crosspoint switching, and the
>design is expandable to more ports. Each port can be
>configured to be a repeater (i.e. full duplex with audio loopback),
>a point-to-point link (full or half duplex with no audio loopback),
>a remote base (half duplex, no loopback, and possibly frequency
>agility), or a control receiver.
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>What are you trying to do? Let us know, there may be a way
>to do it...
>
>Mike WA6ILQ
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