[Icom] 2100H Question

Sat, 13 Apr 2002 20:55:33 -0400

Yes, it's "one or the other..."

However, what you MIGHT be saying is that the repeater accepts a tone
(one of the two) on the input frequency and transmits a different tone on
the output frequency.  Semantics infers the 107.2 tone is on the output
and the 110.9 is on the input.  This means that your set has to have the
110.9 tone on the transmit frequency and IF you want to differentiate
this particular repeater and turn off others on the same frequency, your
set must operate on 107.2 tone squelch receive.  I'm not sure about the
2100, but sets that are programmable often have the capability to set
independent tones for transmit and receive although the ability to have
both is frequently an option for the set.  For example, my Azden comes
with transmit tone built in but, if I want the receive tone squelch, I
have to purchase and install an additional (optional) board.

Ed
K1ZOK

On Sat, 13 Apr 2002 19:31:45 -0500 Bill Archer <[email protected]>
writes:
> Howdy all,
> 
> I just acquired a 2100H and am trying to set it up for the local 
> repeater and the
> brain is not functioning too well apparently.  The repeater has a 
> Subaudible Tone of
> 107.2 and a Tone Squelch of 110.9.  Is the 2100H incapable of 
> handling both a
> Subaudible and a CT?  I have read the manual several times and the 
> implication is
> that it is one or the other but not both. Can this be?
> 
> Thanks for the help
> 
> kc5gnb
> 
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