OK, Barry - sounds like you're well on your way, then. I have one tuned to 444T5500 and it runs like a champ!
73 de Mark - N9WYS -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] On Behalf Of Barry Buelow Well I was tryingn to stumble through RSS without much luck. After looking at lots of search hits, I found the 2,4,6,8 keys in an old post on an archive related to BAT's. Just giving credit to a 2002 post by "Will" excerpt: echo KEY Function echo 2 Move down within Menu echo 4 Scroll back echo 6 Scroll forward echo 8 Move up within Menu echo L List prog. options to display or printer echo F Select special function echo ESC Return to Main Menu echo Enter Select option next to cursor or terminate data entry echo Ctrl-C Quits the program Its all pretty simple when you know this. duh! I was trying to move an RX from 469 down to 448 and the VCO wouldn't go that far without retuning. So I went back to the original freq, tuned down 5 MHz, retuned the VCO (and repeat) until I got down there. Same trick for TX. I'm not sure if anyone cares, but I may write this up and put it in a file here. The radio tuned up nicely at the low end of the band. Thanks for the offer, but I'm close to done. Now tuning Celwave cans. Barry w0iy --- In [email protected], "N9WYS" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Barry, > > What are you trying to do - program this without RSS? Or modify the RSS to > work in the ham band? > > I have some experience with the R-100 repeater... and might be able to save > you some hair and time (not necessarily in that order). > > Mark - N9WYS > > -----Original Message----- > From: [email protected] On Behalf Of Barry Buelow > > I have an R100 and old pc, built the cable and can talk to the radio ok. > It appears the sw only does single byte edits in hex. > > Is there a magic decoder ring that tells what addr for freq? > > Any other advice? > > Thanks > Barry
