I guess I should not have introduced the 'lock' and 'unlock' terminology
Nate, but you are on the right track. There are a lot of different
controllers and some use the lock/unlock terms and it just stuck with me
- HI. Yes - to protect some of the controls from casual changes by
designated control ops, Ron put those commands behind the master
programming control protection. So to do the commands you are
interested in, you have to issue the two 'control code enable' codes to
get to the point where you can change the setting you are after. Then
use the control code disable code to finish.
Actually, some controllers use a more complicated method of security
than the RC-1000. For instance some of the NHRC controllers require you
to enter the special programming code every time you enter any command.
So the RC-1000 is not too complicated. And the NHRC controllers are not
complicated either, once you get used to the programming method. The
CAT controllers use a similar method to the RC-1000 but only one long
sequence is used to enter the master programming mode. They place some
of the commands behind a simpler control op code to allow multiple
control ops to help but not have complete control of the repeater.
Good luck on your controlling efforts.
73 - Jim
>You refer to "lock" and "unlock", though the manual makes no reference
>to this terminology, which would be self explanatory. I then guess
>"lock/unlock" is Control Code enable and Control Code disable? Do I do
>the "Control Code Enable", go do the "Repeater Disable", and thus the
>repeater would be off? Then, "Control Code Disable" to finish?
>
>To get to the CW IDer, "Control Code Enable", do the CW work, then
>"Control Code Disable"?
>
>On the right track?
>
>Couldn't this be a little simpler?
>
>Thanks, and let me know if I am close to understanding..
>
>Nate
>
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