Depends on the Model of the RICK you have. The basic rick is pretty much just a logic and audio interface with a number of configuration options.
Some of the more advanced RICK like the i20, i50 and other Zetron made (for Motorola) ricks do have provisions for an internal cw id. Depending on the model of rick, some controllers allow the RJ11 jacks to be used for a temporary repeater configuration through a radios mic jack, which includes an internal vox (voice operated ptt) operation. If you have the plain-jane basic rick... probably easy enough to add an external id unit (like an ID O'matic) through the available rear accessory jack and/or paralleling some connections from the rx and tx plugs going to and from the radios. cheers, skipp > "tim_shephard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I am putting together a desktop repeater using CDM1250's > and a Motorola RICK controller. > > I have the system working and repeating fine. > > My question is, can the RICK do CWID? I don't see anyway to set > it up if it can. Also what is the purpose of the PROGRAM button > on the RICK? > > It also has two RJ11 jacks, what are they for? > > The RICK is an HLN3333B. > > Thanks > > -Tim >
