Nate Duehr wrote: > In this case, you set up 1* to mute DTMF. Your end-of-activity macro > now must both copy the local macros back to "parking" and unmute DTMF. > > (In fact, if you do this you don't need the start-of-activity macro > at all, but I like that one better. You could have *1 do both setup > of the macros and the DTMF mute.) > > To make this work, the default "*" as "enter" key option in the S- > Com, must be on. This is so users don't even have to unkey to have > the 1* execute. > > The users don't have to know the preceeding 1* is a separate > command. They just know to prefix any local "simple" command with > 1*. If they hit 1* and drop key, the local controller will > immediately revert back to only responding to the SITECODE commands, > and unmute DTMF, resetting everything back to the state where any > machine in the system can respond to either a local or remote > SITECODE prefixed command. > > -- > Nate Duehr - WY0X > [EMAIL PROTECTED] >
Actually, how about if 1* mutes DTMF to the *LINK* transmitter? Or even DROPS the link tx? Then none of the other sites would hear any DTMF, except for the 1*? -- Jim Barbour WD8CHL
