The Old codes were 3 digits like 100 ,101,102,103
the newer versions had 4 digits 4100,4101,4102 Ect..
try that
--- On Wed, 12/17/08, wb8art wb8...@netzero.net wrote:
From: wb8art wb8...@netzero.net
Subject: [Repeater-Builder] RC 1000 controller code table
To:
NateMy guess is that the A D refer to row 4 on your TT pad.
A is beside 3 and D is beside #.
Hope this helps...
73 John VE3AMZ.
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From: frostbitnome [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, May 11, 2006 1:13 AM
Subject:
Nate, the RC-1000 is programmed by opening the controller for
programming input by sending two code sequences. The unlock sequence
has a 'D' prefix hard wired and can't be changed as I recall, with two
additional characters. A typical sequence would be something like 'D7B'
and D7C'. The
Access to the AXX and DXX control codes can be enabled or disabled
with two
control codes; Control Code enable and Control Code disable. When
disabled the
only control code to function is the Control Code Enable. These codes
do NOT
affect access to the * and # user codes.
The above
the A and the D are defaulted into the software
you cannot change them
so you may have the code A45 on and A46 off the 45 and 46 you
program into the Controller same with the "D"
I dont have my manual handy.
I am running several of these controllers...
Neal-KA2CAF
John J. Riddell wrote:
The Ron Wright RC1000 is a little tricky. Make sure you have the
correct Control Program Select Code List (Table 15.1) for the Revision of
your controller. You should use the table that is in the book that came
with the controller. They are all different. I have a number of these RC1000
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Sent: Sunday, March 13, 2005 10:54
AM
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] RC
1000 Controller
The Ron
Wright RC1000 is a little tricky. Make sure you have the correct Control
If the controller gives you the beep indication that it accepted the
function change, then it is automatically saved. Are you
programming/changing the DTMF access code (function code) for a particular
function, or are you actually changing the parameter (such as the tail
beep)? The reason I ask
ReRC1000..I experienced same problem you mentioned about it accepts
the instruction by giving RR but it really didn't. I call the controller
the fortune cookie controller because it lies to me by saying it accepted the
code but it really didn't. First off, don't be afraid to do a reset
on programming commands with an D like D14 to enable programming the cwid,
do not enter the D.
Also commands with #, like #9 to force ID, enter 09 and do not enter #.
Had the same challange last Thursday. Once programmed really works
well.
ssb
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From: va3vkk [EMAIL
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] RC-1000 Controller
on programming commands with an D like D14 to enable programming the cwid,
do not enter the D.
Also commands with #, like #9 to force ID, enter 09 and do not enter #.
Had the same challange last Thursday. Once programmed really works
well
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