Port Enable / Disable Master Commands

C360 (u) Disable specific port

Syntax is C360n, where n is the port number, with link map applied.

This command does not save the state to eeprom, so will be reset to its previously saved state on a processor reset. Use C363 to save it permanently. This command is designed to be allowed only in unlock or super unlock mode and therefore will work on any radio, independent of the radio's group. This command is designed stop operation of a port, and block commands from the port. The repeater off command uses this same function.

C361 (u) Enable a disabled port

Syntax is as for C360.

This command does not save the state to eeprom, so will be reset to its previously saved state on a processor reset. Use C363 to save it permanently. This command is designed to be allowed only in unlock or super unlock mode and therefore will work on any radio, independent of the radio's group. [pe] - command is not blocked if coming from the same radio it is commanding.

C362

(u)

Send disabled status

Sends disabled status. Will not send status back to

 

 

command source if the source port is disabled or super disabled. Syntax is as

 

 

for C360. This command is designed to be allowed only in unlock or super

 

 

unlock mode and therefore will work on any radio, independent of the

 

 

radio's group. [pe] - command is not blocked if coming from the same radio it

 

 

is commanding.

 

 

C363

(u)

Save disabled states

Saves the disabled status for one radio to eeprom,

 

 

so that it will be retained across a processor reset. Syntax is as for C360.

C364

(su)

Super disable specific port

Super disable a radio. Syntax is C364n,

where n is the port number, with link map applied. This command does not save the state to eeprom, so will be reset to its previously saved state on a processor reset. Use C367 to save it permanently. This command is designed to be allowed only in unlock or super unlock mode and therefore will work on any radio, independent of the radio's group. This is a more secure version of the C360 command. It is unlikely to ever be needed - it is designed to be used if you have a Jack Gerritson both using and trying to control your system over a link, and he has one of the unlock codes.

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