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STACON
96
BCON
DUP
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1Sequence of message (or bulletin) packets from the same
station
2These indicators appear for outgoing messages {page 80}.

Besides the call sign and message, the display will show

the following types of information:

STACON
96
BCON
DUP
9
7
5
wq e
ACCESSING RECEIVED APRS MESSAGES

This transceiver is capable of storing a maximum of 16

messages in memory. You can access the desired

massage by switching the display.

1Press [MSG].

2Press [UP]/ [DWN] to select “LIST”.

3Press [OK].

4Press [UP]/ [DWN] to select the desired station.

• Press [OK] to see the 25th and subsequent digits of the
message.
•“
” indicates the end of the message.

5Press [ESC] twice to restore the frequency display.

Pressing [MSG] in step 4 allows you to enter a message

to be returned to the station. You can skip steps 1 to 6 in

“ENTERING A MESSAGE” {page 79}.

Note:
◆
The dedicated memory is used for storing both received messages
and messages for transmitting. Receiving a new message when the
memory is full causes the oldest message to be deleted. A message
not yet transmitted 5 times may be unexpectedly deleted. If “ ”
stays at the bottom left of the display when memory is full, a new
message does not replace the oldest message. This transceiver
returns a reject command and shows “rM” and a call sign at the
bottom of the display.
◆
A message already transmitted can be easily sent to the same
station. Select the message in step 4 and press [MSG]. The call
sign and message are copied to the recalled entry display {page 79}.
Message
TH-D7 E 76 APRS Message 98.12.4, 0:13 PM78