
Tac/Com Control Head Manual | SM06 Rev. 4.10 |
The additional codes and frequency display were added in the new control head software in 1991 for USFS/OAS contracts. Tone data is often received in the EIA sequential number format, or as the raw frequency, and requires additional tone support for ease of use. Controls with USFS interfaces (guard controls) are set for the EIA sequential tone code at the factory. Older controls
3.5.4.3Using Help to Get the Table
The tone code table is accessed by pressing HELP while editing a tone location during channel editing. Scroll through the table by pressing HELP until the desired entry is located. Press RADIO to exit, or continue through the table by pressing HELP until the data entry screen is reached.
3.5.4.4DPL Codes
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DPL codes are three digit sequences that describe a digital code sent at low frequency in the background of regular transmissions. They are filtered out of normal receive audio and provide another method of signalling or squelch control.
Code numbers are arbitrary and are stored in an internal table. When in use, the control head finds the correct entries based on how the code is entered. The FREQ option for tone presentation is not available if DPL is enabled.
023 | DPL Code | If the '0' position is chosen for edit, the control head is |
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| programmed to select a |
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| table for the SELECT switch to choose from. |
32 | Tone Code | If the first digit position is skipped, the control head is tone |
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| code programmed to select a |
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| bring up the table for selection. |
This arises ONLY if DPL is enabled. For most users, this selection will not be used because only subaudible tones are used.
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