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Baofeng Manual Programming

2021-01-04T17:57:21Z

KG7AUL:

''[[http://www.buytwowayradios.com/blog/2016/08/how_to_manually_program_the_baofeng_uv-5r_from_the_keypad.aspx from BuyTwoWayRadios.com]]''
First Thing... charge your battery. Unlike some brands, Baofeng does not pre-charge the battery.
[[CHIRP]] Programming Software... http://chirp.danplanet.com/projects/chirp/wiki/Download
[http://miklor.com Miklor] has good info.
UV-5R Yahoo User-Group... http://groups.yahoo.com/group/baofeng_uv5r
'''Programming Manually...''' This is not covered in the owners manual, here’s how.

'''EXAMPLE: Program repeater 146.960, negative 600KHz offset, 103.5 Hz tone, low power level, into Channel #010'''

* Turn on radio.
* If in Memory Mode switch to VFO Mode (VFO/MR)
* use VFO "A" only!
* Select 5 KHz Step - (MENU + 1 + MENU) (Use the ▲ ▼ keys for 5K) (MENU + EXIT)
* Enter 146.960 (The receive frequency)
* Press [MENU] + 2 + [MENU] Use the ▲ ▼ keys to select Low Power
* Press [MENU] + [EXIT] To accept and exit
* Press [MENU] + 5 + [MENU] Use the ▲ ▼ keys to select Wide Bandwidth
* Press [MENU] + [EXIT] To accept and exit
* Press [MENU] + 1 + 3 + [MENU] Use the ▲ ▼ keys to select 103.5 Hz Tone
* Press [MENU] + [EXIT] To accept and exit
* Press [MENU] + 2 + 7 + [MENU] Enter 010 or Use the ▲ ▼ keys to select 010
* Press [MENU] + [EXIT] This stores the Receive Frequency
* Radio prompts that REC FREQ has been stored
* Enter 146.360 (The transmit frequency)
* Press [MENU] + 2 + 7 +
[MENU] + [MENU] + [EXIT] Radio prompts that TX FREQ has been stored
* Return to Memory Mode (VFO/MR)

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Baofeng: Time-Out-Timer

2021-01-04T17:50:41Z

KG7AUL:

'''Extend the 'Time-Out-Timer (TOT)' on a Baofeng'''

''These radios default to a 60s TOT, most repeaters allow for 3m (180s).''

[MENU]

[9] (TOT)

[MENU]

[^] (until it says 180)

[MENU]

[EXIT]

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AllStar

2020-03-18T12:30:40Z

KG7AUL:

== AllStar ==

'''PSR AllStar Node #: 2462'''

----
To use your cell phone (or a land-line), away from the repeater, do the following:

1) Register as a 'Normal User' account and/or login using your FCC issued call at: [https://allstarlink.org/ https://allstarlink.org/].

2) Once you're logged in to AllStarLink.org, go to your [https://allstarlink.org/portal/account.php Account Profile].

3) If your e-mail/call has been validated you will see "Your Callsign is Validated"; '''Make a note of the 10 digit Secure PIN Number''' (henceforth called '''PIN''').

4) Calling into the node:

- Use phone (in Speaker mode) to [dial]: '''(763)230-0000'''
- [When prompted, dial]: '''2462#'''
- [dial] '''1''' (for Node Access)
- [dial] '''PIN'''
- [dial] '''2''' (for Function Operated Access)
- You will be dialed in to the Node
- Bring up the keypad on your phone (if cellular)
- [dial] '''*99''' to initiate PTT
- Say what you want and clear w/ your call.
- [dial] '''#''' when done speaking (to release PTT)

Remember to be in a noise-free environment as your mic will pick up more room noise in 'speaker mode' also try and remain 6-12" away from the mic, too close will over-mod and too far will be too hollow.

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A standard telephone microphone has superior dynamic range to a cell phone and, if you use one, your voice will be indistinguishable from RF. '''If you can (hotel, home office, etc) use a land-line.''' With the proliferation of smart phones it is clear most will try to use those, if you can, use a decent headset. K7TKR recommends [https://www.amazon.com/dp/B001PBWNOY/ this one].

If willing, try programming the phone number, as a contact, into your mobile.
In a dial-string you can add a ''pause'' and ''wait'' (wait for you to click to continue dialing).

''iPhone, as follows:''

Name: PSR AllStar
Number: 7632300000,,,,2462#;1;XXX,YYY,ZZZZ,,2

Where:
, = :02 second pause
; = wait (for human intervention)
XXXYYYZZZZ = PIN

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''Android, as follows:''

Name: PSR AllStar
Number: 7632300000ppppppp2462#t1tXXXpYYYpZZZZpp2

Where:
p = :01 second pause
t = wait (for human intervention)
XXXYYYZZZZ = PIN

----

Main Page

2020-03-12T23:21:34Z

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__NOTOC__
==Welcome to the [https://web.psrg.org/ Puget Sound Repeater Group] [[What is a Wiki?|''Wiki'']]==

Here we will curate fantastic information for, and by, the ham community.
If you would like to contribute or make edits, please [[Special:CreateAccount|create an account]] or [[Special:UserLogin|login]] using your FCC call-sign.

Are you ready to contribute to the wiki but don't know where to start? See the list of [[:Category:Articles needing attention | '''articles needing attention.''']] If you've created a page and would like to see it linked from the Main_Page (this one), e-mail tech[at]psrg.org with a link to the article.

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==== New Technologies in Amateur Radio ====
* '''[[DMR Radio]]'''
* '''[[D-Star Radio]]'''
* '''[[Yaesu Fusion Radio]]'''

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==== EmComm: Emergency Communications ====
* '''[[Learn about Winlink, FL-digi, APRS, and more!]]'''
* '''[http://seattleemergencyhubs.org/ Seattle Emergency Community Hubs home site]'''
* '''[[EmComm Groups in Western Washington]]'''
* '''[[GMRS and FRS Radio in Western Washington]]'''
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==== Popular articles ====
* [[New Ham Operator FAQ and Terminology|'''New Ham Operator Terminology''']]
* '''[[New Ham FAQ's (Frequently Asked Questions)]]'''
* '''[[Activities for Amateur Radio operators]]'''
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==== Repeater Features ====
* [[DVR_Playback|DVR Playback: Learn how to test your audio signal using the PSRG repeater's Digital Voice Recorder]]
* [[QTH|Site Tour: View some pictures of the PSRG repeater QTH (location)]]
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==== Anytone Radio Features ====
* [[Manually_Program_Anytone-D878|How to Program from the keypad (no computer needed)]]
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==== Baofeng Radio Features [FYI: "Bàofēng" 暴风 means "Storm"]====
* [[Baofeng:_Time-Out-Timer|Extend the 'Time-Out-Timer (TOT)']]
* [[Baofeng:_Disable_Roger_Beep|Disable the 'Roger Beep']]
* [[Baofeng:_Disable_Site_Alarm_Transmit|Disable Site Alarm Transmit]]
* [[Baofeng_Manual_Programming|How to Program from the keypad (no computer needed)]]
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==== Yaesu Radio Features ====
* [http://rick.sparber.org/qs.pdf Quick Start Guide for the Yaesu FT-60R Handheld Dual-Band Radio]
* [http://rick.sparber.org/bg60.pdf Beginner's Guide to the Yaesu FT-60R Handheld Dual-Band Radio]
* [http://www.yaesu.com/downloadFile.cfm?FileID=8034&FileCatID=151&FileName=FT%2D60R%5FE%5FOM%5FUSA%5FEXP%5FEU%5FENG%5FEH017M209.pdf&FileContentType=application%2Fpdf| Official Manual for the Yaesu FT-60R Handheld Dual-Band Radio from Yaesu.com]
* [[Yaesu:_Disable_Wires|Learn how to ''disable'' WIRES (Yaesu beep-on-transmit problem)]]
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'''More!:'''

*'''[[:Category:Educational_Gatherings | See a list of all Educational Gatherings]]'''

*'''[http://www.n7cfo.com/ Find Local Ham Classes, Tests and Events at N7CFO.com]'''

*'''[[Some of our Members' Web Sites]]'''
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==== External Resources ====
* Bookmark and read the [http://www.hanssummers.com/k6lha-design-book.html '''Radio Hobbyist's Design Book'''].
* A good site for visualizing the wind/weather is [https://www.windytv.com/?47.621,-122.170,10 '''WindyTV.com'''].
* If you're new to the hobby and just got a Chinese HT, be sure to [http://miklor.com/ '''check out Miklor.com'''].
* Learn more about the hobby by subscribing to some [[Amateur Radio Media|'''amateur radio podcasts and YouTube channels''']].

===== Social Media =====
* [https://www.facebook.com/PugetSoundRepeaterGroup/ '''PSRG Facebook Page'''] - Official announcements and events: Hit "like" to subscribe
* [https://www.facebook.com/groups/ww7psr/ '''PSRG Facebook Discussion Group'''] - Closed group for discussion of anything remotely related to Ham Radio: Hit "join" and specify your call sign

===== Other Useful Ham Web Sites =====
* [http://www.arrl.org/ ARRL:] Many useful regulatory, educational, operating, and technical items and links
* [http://www.ac6v.com/ AC6V:] and [https://www.dxzone.com/ The DX Zone:] General-interest websites with many links on all phases of ham radio
* [http://www.qrz.com/ QRZ:] Call sign lookup service and general-interest ham radio portal
* [http://eham.net/ eHam.net:] News, articles, equipment swap-and-shop, product reviews, and mailing lists
* [http://prop.hfradio.org/ Radiowave Propagation Center:] Real-time information on propagation and solar data
* [https://www.swpc.noaa.gov/communities/radio-communications NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center:] Real-time information on space weather and radio communications
* [http://tapr.org TAPR:] Information on digital data modes and software-defined radio (SDR)
* [http://amsat.org AMSAT:] Main site for information on amateur satellites
* [http://www.contestcalendar.com/ WA7BNM Contest Calendar:] Contest calendar and log due dates
* [https://www.ham-yota.com/ YOTA:] World-wide group for student and young adult hams, based in Europe
* [http://dxmaps.com/ DXMaps.com:] Collection of real-time maps showing worldwide activity on any amateur band

PSRG Wiki:Manually Program Anytone-D878

2020-03-12T23:14:54Z

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Manually Program Anytone-D878

2020-03-12T23:14:54Z

KG7AUL: KG7AUL moved page PSRG Wiki:Manually Program Anytone-D878 to Manually Program Anytone-D878

'''How to add [https://web.psrg.org/ WW7PSR] (the PSRG repeater) as a channel in the Anytone AT-878UV Plus HT via the keypad.''' ''This tutorial was prepared using a radio with firmware ver. 1.17 installed. Different firmware may result in different menu appearance and options. To check your firmware version follow the directions in steps 1 - 3 below but highlight and select '''3 Device Info''' instead of '''2 Chan Set''' then use the ▼ key to scroll down. ''

The [MENU/SELECT/CONFIRM] key is at the upper left corner of the keypad and features a solid green bar.
The [EXIT/BACK/DELETE] key is at the upper right corner of the keypad and features a broken red bar.
The ▲ ▼ keys are on the round key between the [MENU] and [EXIT] keys and the ▲ (up) key is marked with a single white line at the top. The ▼ (down) key is marked with a single white line at the bottom. The #↑ key on the keypad is used to toggle between lower and upper letters and numbers but only while you are in a window, e.g. the channel '''Name''' window, that allows you to input alphanumeric data.

# Turn on the radio and wait for it to finish booting
# Press [MENU] and then use the ▼ key to highlight '''Settings''' and press [SELECT] to select '''Settings'''.
# Use the ▼ key to highlight '''2 Chan Set''' then press [SELECT].
# After step 3 above '''1 New Chan''' should already be highlighted. If so, then press [SELECT]. Otherwise use the ▲ ▼ keys to highlight it and then select it. When you select '''New Chan''' the channel number window will open, the next unassigned channel number is displayed by default in the lower right of the window. If you want to use that channel number then press [CONFIRM]. If you want to use a different channel number then use the keypad to enter the channel number of your choice and then press [CONFIRM]. (If you try to create a new channel using a channel number that has already been assigned you will get an error message.) After you enter the channel number the '''Name''' window will open, you can skip this by pressing [CONFIRM] or you may enter a name. You can also skip '''Zone''' selection by pressing [SELECT] to select the default zone. Press [SELECT] again to confirm your choices and exit the '''New Chan''' window.
# Use the ▼ key to highlight '''3 Channel Type''' and press [SELECT] to select it then, if necessary, use the ▲ key to highlight '''1 A-Analog''' and press [SELECT]. Press [BACK] to return to the '''Chan Set''' menu. (The channel type setting determines what options will be available in the steps that follow below.)
# Use the ▼ key to highlight '''4 TCTD''' then press [SELECT], then highlight and select '''2 CTC''', then use the ▲ or ▼ key to highlight '''15 103.5Hz'''. Press [BACK] twice to return to the '''Chan Set''' menu.
# Use the ▼ key to highlight '''8 Tx Power''' then press [SELECT], then highlight and select '''3 Power Hi'''. Press [BACK] once to return to the '''Chan Set''' menu. (For this example we're using high power but you should actually use the lowest power that gives you a reliable signal to the repeater.)
# Use the ▼ key to highlight '''9 Offset''' then press [SELECT] and use the ▼ key until '''Offset -0600Hz''' is displayed then press [SELECT]. (Remember: -0.6 MHz = -600 kHz.)
'''Edit Question''': Is offset irrelevant when Rx and Tx freq are both set? Does the AT-878 display the incorrect units for offset? Should it be kHZ?
# Use the ▼ key to highlight '''11 Bandwidth''' then press [SELECT], then highlight and select '''2 Wide'''. Press [BACK] once to return to the '''Chan Set''' menu.
# Use the ▼ key to highlight '''13 Rx Freq''' then press [SELECT], then enter '''14696#''' then press [CONFIRM]. Press [DELETE] once and press [BACK] once to return to the '''Chan Set''' menu.
# Use the ▼ key to highlight '''14 Tx Freq''' then press [SELECT], then enter '''14636#''' then press [CONFIRM]. Press [DELETE] once and press [BACK] once to return to the '''Chan Set''' menu.

That's it, you're done. To return to the main radio screen press [BACK] twice and [EXIT] once.

You can confirm that you've programmed the radio correctly by following the instructions on the [[DVR Playback]] page. Make sure the channel you've programmed is current/active before testing; otherwise, you may inadvertently broadcast on a different frequency. To edit a saved channel's settings it must also be current/active.

== More Information ==
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Manually Program Anytone-D878

2020-03-12T23:13:27Z

KG7AUL:

User:KJ7LQP/sandbox

2020-03-12T23:12:42Z

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Manually Program Anytone-D878

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08 Mar 2020: This is a draft for review.

'''How to add [https://web.psrg.org/ WW7PSR] (the PSRG repeater) as a channel in the Anytone AT-878UV Plus HT via the keypad.''' ''This tutorial was prepared using a radio with firmware ver. 1.17 installed. Different firmware may result in different menu appearance and options. To check your firmware version follow the directions in steps 1 - 3 below but highlight and select '''3 Device Info''' instead of '''2 Chan Set''' then use the ▼ key to scroll down. ''

The [MENU/SELECT/CONFIRM] key is at the upper left corner of the keypad and features a solid green bar.
The [EXIT/BACK/DELETE] key is at the upper right corner of the keypad and features a broken red bar.
The ▲ ▼ keys are on the round key between the [MENU] and [EXIT] keys and the ▲ (up) key is marked with a single white line at the top. The ▼ (down) key is marked with a single white line at the bottom. The #↑ key on the keypad is used to toggle between lower and upper letters and numbers but only while you are in a window, e.g. the channel '''Name''' window, that allows you to input alphanumeric data.

# Turn on the radio and wait for it to finish booting
# Press [MENU] and then use the ▼ key to highlight '''Settings''' and press [SELECT] to select '''Settings'''.
# Use the ▼ key to highlight '''2 Chan Set''' then press [SELECT].
# After step 3 above '''1 New Chan''' should already be highlighted. If so, then press [SELECT]. Otherwise use the ▲ ▼ keys to highlight it and then select it. When you select '''New Chan''' the channel number window will open, the next unassigned channel number is displayed by default in the lower right of the window. If you want to use that channel number then press [CONFIRM]. If you want to use a different channel number then use the keypad to enter the channel number of your choice and then press [CONFIRM]. (If you try to create a new channel using a channel number that has already been assigned you will get an error message.) After you enter the channel number the '''Name''' window will open, you can skip this by pressing [CONFIRM] or you may enter a name. You can also skip '''Zone''' selection by pressing [SELECT] to select the default zone. Press [SELECT] again to confirm your choices and exit the '''New Chan''' window.
# Use the ▼ key to highlight '''3 Channel Type''' and press [SELECT] to select it then, if necessary, use the ▲ key to highlight '''1 A-Analog''' and press [SELECT]. Press [BACK] to return to the '''Chan Set''' menu. (The channel type setting determines what options will be available in the steps that follow below.)
# Use the ▼ key to highlight '''4 TCTD''' then press [SELECT], then highlight and select '''2 CTC''', then use the ▲ or ▼ key to highlight '''15 103.5Hz'''. Press [BACK] twice to return to the '''Chan Set''' menu.
# Use the ▼ key to highlight '''8 Tx Power''' then press [SELECT], then highlight and select '''3 Power Hi'''. Press [BACK] once to return to the '''Chan Set''' menu. (For this example we're using high power but you should actually use the lowest power that gives you a reliable signal to the repeater.)
# Use the ▼ key to highlight '''9 Offset''' then press [SELECT] and use the ▼ key until '''Offset -0600Hz''' is displayed then press [SELECT]. (Remember: -0.6 MHz = -600 kHz.)
'''Edit Question''': Is offset irrelevant when Rx and Tx freq are both set? Does the AT-878 display the incorrect units for offset? Should it be kHZ?
# Use the ▼ key to highlight '''11 Bandwidth''' then press [SELECT], then highlight and select '''2 Wide'''. Press [BACK] once to return to the '''Chan Set''' menu.
# Use the ▼ key to highlight '''13 Rx Freq''' then press [SELECT], then enter '''14696#''' then press [CONFIRM]. Press [DELETE] once and press [BACK] once to return to the '''Chan Set''' menu.
# Use the ▼ key to highlight '''14 Tx Freq''' then press [SELECT], then enter '''14636#''' then press [CONFIRM]. Press [DELETE] once and press [BACK] once to return to the '''Chan Set''' menu.

That's it, you're done. To return to the main radio screen press [BACK] twice and [EXIT] once.

You can confirm that you've programmed the radio correctly by following the instructions on the [[DVR Playback]] page. Make sure the channel you've programmed is current/active before testing; otherwise, you may inadvertently broadcast on a different frequency. To edit a saved channel's settings it must also be current/active.

== More Information ==
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DMR

2019-02-15T22:00:19Z

KG7AUL: Created page with " == PSRG DMR == === Repeater/Talkgroups === === Recommended Radios === ==== Codeplugs ==== *release *beta/WIP ==== Firmware ===="

== PSRG DMR ==

=== Repeater/Talkgroups ===

=== Recommended Radios ===

==== Codeplugs ====

*release

*beta/WIP

==== Firmware ====

DVR Playback

2018-11-27T04:12:28Z

KG7AUL:

'''Enable DVR (Digital Voice Recorder) playback on the PSRG Repeater:'''

1. Try and listen for at least 30 seconds to verify there's no ongoing traffic then key-up and say "[Your Call] Controlling". (*''Please'', do not neglect this step!)

2. With the PTT still held down, press * then 5, then 5 again (*55) and let go of the PTT.

3. The repeater controller will respond with "''Ready.''"

4. Key up again and give a short test transmission (ie, "1 2 3 4 5, 5 4 3 2 1 testing"). When you un-key the repeater will playback what you said.

5. Clear with your call.

''*The reason we ask you to ID/state what you're going to do, before keying DTMF tones, is so that others who are listening have the opportunity to turn down their radio(s) before-hand. Can be startling, otherwise.''

'''Alternative Online Method'''

The Digital Voice Recorder might not work if your signal into the repeater is too weak for the PTT to be recognized. An alternate way that actually provides even greater fidelity is to make a test transmission on the repeater and listening for it online at https://web.psrg.org/listen/

Please note that the audio stream is typically delayed by about 30 seconds and don't forget to sign off with your call sign. A benefit of this method is that you avoid any degradation of the playback coming back from the repeater to you.

== More Information ==
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DVR Playback

2018-10-08T13:17:26Z

KG7AUL: Update for new controller, *55

'''Enable DVR (Digital Voice Recorder) playback on the PSRG Repeater:'''

1. Try and listen for at least 30 seconds to verify there's no ongoing traffic then key-up and say "[Your Call] Controlling". (*''Please'', do not neglect this step!)

2. With the PTT still held down, press * then 5, then 5 again (*55) and let go of the PTT.

3. The repeater controller will respond with "''Playback mode, Record Now''"

4. Key up again and give a short test transmission (ie, "1 2 3 4 5, 5 4 3 2 1 testing"). When you un-key the repeater will playback what you said.

5. Clear with your call.

''*The reason we ask you to ID/state what you're going to do, before keying DTMF tones, is so that others who are listening have the opportunity to turn down their radio(s) before-hand. Can be startling, otherwise.''

'''Alternative Online Method'''

The Digital Voice Recorder might not work if your signal into the repeater is too weak for the PTT to be recognized. An alternate way that actually provides even greater fidelity is to make a test transmission on the repeater and listening for it online at https://web.psrg.org/listen/

Please note that the audio stream is typically delayed by about 30 seconds and don't forget to sign off with your call sign. A benefit of this method is that you avoid any degradation of the playback coming back from the repeater to you.

== More Information ==
This article is one of many [[:Category: How-to | how-to articles]] on our wiki.

[[Category: How-to]]

Main Page

2018-01-03T01:49:36Z

KG7AUL: Added link to Radio Hobbyist's Design Book

Main Page

2017-09-02T18:46:04Z

KG7AUL: Removed non existent 'thank you' link.

Baofeng Manual Programming

2017-09-02T18:33:46Z

KG7AUL: added link to Miklor.

''[[http://www.buytwowayradios.com/blog/2016/08/how_to_manually_program_the_baofeng_uv-5r_from_the_keypad.aspx from BuyTwoWayRadios.com]]''
First Thing... charge your battery. Unlike some brands, Baofeng does not pre-charge the battery.
[[CHIRP]] Programming Software... http://chirp.danplanet.com/projects/chirp/wiki/Download
[http://miklor.com Miklor] has good info.
UV-5R Yahoo User-Group... http://groups.yahoo.com/group/baofeng_uv5r
'''Programming Manually...''' This is not covered in the owners manual, here’s how.

To program repeater 146.960, minus offset, 103.5 Hz tone, low power level, into Channel #010
* Turn on radio.
* If in Memory Mode switch to VFO Mode (VFO/MR)
* use VFO "A" only!
* Select 5 KHz Step - (MENU + 1 + MENU) (Use the ▲ ▼ keys for 5K) (MENU + EXIT)
* Enter 146.960 (The receive frequency)
* Press [MENU] + 2 + [MENU] Use the ▲ ▼ keys to select Low Power
* Press [MENU] + [EXIT] To accept and exit
* Press [MENU] + 5 + [MENU] Use the ▲ ▼ keys to select Wide Bandwidth
* Press [MENU] + [EXIT] To accept and exit
* Press [MENU] + 1 + 3 + [MENU] Use the ▲ ▼ keys to select 103.5 Hz Tone
* Press [MENU] + [EXIT] To accept and exit
* Press [MENU] + 2 + 7 + [MENU] Enter 010 or Use the ▲ ▼ keys to select 010
* Press [MENU] + [EXIT] This stores the Receive Frequency
* Radio prompts that REC FREQ has been stored
* Enter 146.360 (The transmit frequency)
* Press [MENU] + 2 + 7 +
[MENU] + [MENU] + [EXIT] Radio prompts that TX FREQ has been stored
* Return to Memory Mode (VFO/MR)

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Main Page

2017-06-04T16:19:19Z

KG7AUL:

Main Page

2017-06-04T16:15:28Z

KG7AUL: Added new page link instruction.

Main Page

2017-06-04T16:06:27Z

KG7AUL: Added Baofeng: Time-Out-TImer

Baofeng: Time-Out-Timer

2017-06-04T16:04:02Z

KG7AUL: Created page with "'''Extend the 'Time-Out-Timer (TOT)' on a Baofeng''' [MENU] [9] (TOT) [MENU] [^] (until it says 180) [MENU] [EXIT] == More Information == This article is one of many ..."

'''Extend the 'Time-Out-Timer (TOT)' on a Baofeng'''

[MENU]

[9] (TOT)

[MENU]

[^] (until it says 180)

[MENU]

[EXIT]

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AllStar

2017-06-02T22:38:34Z

KG7AUL: Stressed use of land-line/headset.

== AllStar ==

'''PSR AllStar Node #: 2462'''

----
To use your cell phone (or a land-line), away from the repeater, do the following:

1) Register as a 'Normal User' account and/or login using your FCC issued call at: [https://allstarlink.org/ https://allstarlink.org/].

2) Once you're logged in to AllStarLink.org, go to your [https://allstarlink.org/portal/account.php Account Profile].

3) If your e-mail/call has been validated you will see "Your Callsign is Validated"; '''Make a note of the 10 digit Secure PIN Number''' (henceforth called '''PIN''').

4) Calling into the node:

- Use phone (in Speaker mode) to [dial]: '''(763)230-0000'''
- [When prompted, dial]: '''2462#'''
- [dial] '''1''' (for Node Access)
- [dial] '''PIN'''
- [dial] '''2''' (for Function Operated Access)
- You will be dialed in to the Node
- Bring up the keypad on your phone (if cellular)
- [dial] '''*99''' to initiate PTT
- Say what you want and clear w/ your call.
- [dial] '''#''' when done speaking (to release PTT)

Remember to be in a noise-free environment as your mic will pick up more room noise in 'speaker mode' also try and remain 6-12" away from the mic, too close will over-mod and too far will be too hollow.

----
A standard telephone microphone has superior dynamic range to a cell phone and, if you use one, your voice will be indistinguishable from RF. '''If you can (hotel, home office, etc) use a land-line.''' With the proliferation of smart phones it is clear most will try to use those, if you can, use a decent headset. KI7FOH recommends [https://www.amazon.com/dp/B001PBWNOY/ this one].

If willing, try programming the phone number, as a contact, into your mobile.
In a dial-string you can add a ''pause'' and ''wait'' (wait for you to click to continue dialing).

''iPhone, as follows:''

Name: PSR AllStar
Number: 7632300000,,,,2462#;1;XXX,YYY,ZZZZ,,2

Where:
, = :02 second pause
; = wait (for human intervention)
XXXYYYZZZZ = PIN

----
''Android, as follows:''

Name: PSR AllStar
Number: 7632300000ppppppp2462#t1tXXXpYYYpZZZZpp2

Where:
p = :01 second pause
t = wait (for human intervention)
XXXYYYZZZZ = PIN

----

AllStar

2017-06-02T17:02:30Z

KG7AUL:

== AllStar ==

'''PSR AllStar Node #: 2462'''

----
To use your cell phone (or a land-line), away from the repeater, do the following:

1) Register as a 'Normal User' account and/or login using your FCC issued call at: [https://allstarlink.org/ https://allstarlink.org/].

2) Once you're logged in to AllStarLink.org, go to your [https://allstarlink.org/portal/account.php Account Profile].

3) If your e-mail/call has been validated you will see "Your Callsign is Validated"; '''Make a note of the 10 digit Secure PIN Number''' (henceforth called '''PIN''').

4) Calling into the node:

- Use phone (in Speaker mode) to [dial]: '''(763)230-0000'''
- [When prompted, dial]: '''2462#'''
- [dial] '''1''' (for Node Access)
- [dial] '''PIN'''
- [dial] '''2''' (for Function Operated Access)
- You will be dialed in to the Node
- Bring up the keypad on your phone (if cellular)
- [dial] '''*99''' to initiate PTT
- Say what you want and clear w/ your call.
- [dial] '''#''' when done speaking (to release PTT)

Remember to be in a noise-free environment as your mic will pick up more room noise in 'speaker mode' also try and remain 6-12" away from the mic, too close will over-mod and too far will be too hollow.

----
If willing, try programming the phone number, as a contact, into your mobile.
In a dial-string you can add a ''pause'' and ''wait'' (wait for you to click to continue dialing).

''iPhone, as follows:''

Name: PSR AllStar
Number: 7632300000,,,,2462#;1;XXX,YYY,ZZZZ,,2

Where:
, = :02 second pause
; = wait (for human intervention)
XXXYYYZZZZ = PIN

----
''Android, as follows:''

Name: PSR AllStar
Number: 7632300000ppppppp2462#t1tXXXpYYYpZZZZpp2

Where:
p = :01 second pause
t = wait (for human intervention)
XXXYYYZZZZ = PIN

----

AllStar

2017-06-02T17:01:07Z

KG7AUL:

== AllStar ==

'''PSR AllStar Node #: 2462'''

----
To use your cell phone (or a land-line), away from the repeater, do the following:

1) Register as a 'Normal User' account and/or login using your FCC issued call at: [https://allstarlink.org/ https://allstarlink.org/].

2) Once you're logged in to AllStarLink.org, go to your [https://allstarlink.org/portal/account.php Account Profile].

3) If your e-mail/call has been validated you will see "Your Callsign is Validated"; '''Make a note of the 10 digit Secure PIN Number''' (henceforth called '''PIN''').

4) Calling into the node:

- Use phone (in Speaker mode) to [dial]: '''(763)230-0000'''
- [When prompted, dial]: '''2462#'''
- [dial] '''1''' (for Node Access)
- [dial] '''PIN'''
- [dial] '''2''' (for Function Operated Access)
- You will be dialed in to the Node
- Bring up the keypad on your phone (if cellular)
- [dial] '''*99''' to initiate PTT
- Say what you want and clear w/ your call.
- [dial] '''#''' when done speaking (to release PTT)

Remember to be in a noise-free environment as your mic will pick up more room noise in 'speaker mode' also try and remain 6-12" away from the mic, too close will over-mod and too far will be too hollow.

----
If willing, try programming the phone number, as a contact, into your mobile.
In a dial-string you can add Pause (2 sec) and Wait (wait for you to click to continue dialing).

''iPhone, as follows:''

Name: PSR AllStar
Number: 7632300000,,,,2462#;1;XXX,YYY,ZZZZ,,2

Where:
, = :02 second pause
; = wait (for human intervention)
XXXYYYZZZZ = PIN

----
''Android, as follows:''

Name: PSR AllStar
Number: 7632300000ppppppp2462#t1tXXXpYYYpZZZZpp2

Where:
p = :01 second pause
t = wait (for human intervention)
XXXYYYZZZZ = PIN

----

AllStar

2017-06-02T16:59:38Z

KG7AUL:

== AllStar ==

'''PSR AllStar Node #: 2462'''

----
To use your cell phone (or a land-line), away from the repeater, do the following:

1) Register as a 'Normal User' account and/or login using your FCC issued call at: [https://allstarlink.org/ https://allstarlink.org/].

2) Once you're logged in to AllStarLink.org, go to your [https://allstarlink.org/portal/account.php Account Profile].

3) If your e-mail/call has been validated you will see "Your Callsign is Validated"; '''Make a note of the 10 digit Secure PIN Number''' (henceforth called '''PIN''').

4) Calling into the node:

- Use phone (in Speaker mode) to [dial]: '''(763)230-0000'''
- [When prompted, dial]: '''2462#'''
- [dial] '''1''' (for Node Access)
- [dial] '''PIN'''
- [dial] '''2''' (for Function Operated Access)
- You will be dialed in to the Node
- Bring up the keypad on your phone (if cellular)
- [dial] '''*99''' to initiate PTT
- Say what you want and clear w/ your call.
- [dial] '''#''' when done speaking (to release PTT)

Remember to be in a noise-free environment as your mic will pick up more room noise in 'speaker mode' also try and remain 6-12" away from the mic, too close will over-mod and too far will be too hollow.

----
If willing, try programming the phone number, as a contact, into your mobile.
In a dial-string you can add Pause (2 sec) and Wait (wait for you to click to continue dialing). It's been attempted (w/ success) on an iPhone as follows:

Name: PSR AllStar
Number: 7632300000,,,,2462#;1;XXX,YYY,ZZZZ,,2

Where:
, = :02 second pause
; = wait (for human intervention)
XXXYYYZZZZ = PIN

----
Android:

Name: PSR AllStar
Number: 7632300000ppppppp2462#t1tXXXpYYYpZZZZpp2

Where:
p = :01 second pause
t = wait (for human intervention)
XXXYYYZZZZ = PIN

----

AllStar

2017-06-02T16:48:06Z

KG7AUL: Cleanup

== AllStar ==

'''PSR AllStar Node #: 2462'''

----
To use your cell phone (or a land-line), away from the repeater, do the following:

1) Register as a 'Normal User' account and/or login using your FCC issued call at: [https://allstarlink.org/ https://allstarlink.org/].

2) Once you're logged in to AllStarLink.org, go to your [https://allstarlink.org/portal/account.php Account Profile].

3) If your e-mail/call has been validated you will see "Your Callsign is Validated"; '''Make a note of the 10 digit Secure PIN Number''' (henceforth called '''PIN''').

4) Calling into the node:

- Use phone (in Speaker mode) to [dial]: '''(763)230-0000'''
- [When prompted, dial]: '''2462#'''
- [dial] '''1''' (for Node Access)
- [dial] '''PIN'''
- [dial] '''2''' (for Function Operated Access)
- You will be dialed in to the Node
- Bring up the keypad on your phone (if cellular)
- [dial] '''*99 to initiate PTT'''
- Say what you want and clear w/ your call.
- [dial] '''# when done speaking''' (to release PTT)

Remember to be in a noise-free environment as your mic will pick up more room noise in 'speaker mode' also try and remain 6-12" away from the mic, too close will over-mod and too far will be too hollow.

----
If willing, try programming the phone number, as a contact, into your mobile.
In a dial-string you can add Pause (2 sec) and Wait (wait for you to click to continue dialing). It's been attempted (w/ success) on an iPhone as follows:

Name: PSR AllStar
Number: 7632300000,,,,2462#;1;XXX,YYY,ZZZZ,,2

Where:
, = :02 second pause
; = wait (for human intervention)
XXXYYYZZZZ = PIN

----
Android:

Name: PSR AllStar
Number: 7632300000ppppppp2462#t1tXXXpYYYpZZZZpp2

Where:
p = :01 second pause
t = wait (for human intervention)
XXXYYYZZZZ = PIN

----

AllStar

2017-06-02T04:06:58Z

KG7AUL:

== AllStar ==

'''PSR AllStar Node #: 2462'''

----
To use your cell phone (or a land-line), away from the repeater, do the following:

1) Register as a 'Normal User' account and/or login using your FCC issued call at: [https://allstarlink.org/ https://allstarlink.org/].

2) Once you're logged in to AllStarLink.org, go to your [https://allstarlink.org/portal/account.php Account Profile].

3) If your e-mail/call has been validated you will see "Your Callsign is Validated"; '''Make a note of the 10 digit Secure PIN Number''' (henceforth called '''PIN''').

4) Calling into the node:

- Use phone (in Speaker mode) to [dial]: '''(763)230-0000'''
- [When prompted, dial]: '''2462#'''
- [dial] '''1''' (for Node Access)
- [dial] '''PIN'''
- [dial] '''2''' (for Function Operated Access)
- You will be dialed in to the Node
- Bring up the keypad on your phone (if cellular)
- [dial] '''*99 to initiate PTT'''
- Say what you want and clear w/ your call.
- [dial] '''# when done speaking''' (to release PTT)

Remember to be in a noise-free environment as your mic will pick up more room noise in 'speaker mode' also try and remain 6-12" away from the mic, too close will over-mod and too far will be too hollow.

If willing, try programming the phone number, as a contact, into your mobile.
In a dial-string you can add Pause (2 sec) and Wait (wait for you to click to continue dialing). It's been attempted (w/ success) on an iPhone as follows:

Name: PSR AllStar
Number: 7632300000,,,,2462#;1;XXX,YYY,ZZZZ,,2

Where:
, = :02 second pause
; = wait (for human intervention)
XXXYYYZZZZ = PIN

And Android:

Name: PSR AllStar
Number: 7632300000ppppppp2462#t1tXXXpYYYpZZZZpp2

Where:
p = :01 second pause
t = wait (for human intervention)
XXXYYYZZZZ = PIN

AllStar

2017-05-30T15:57:26Z

KG7AUL:

== AllStar ==

'''PSR AllStar Node #: 2462'''

----
To use your cell phone (or a land-line), away from the repeater, do the following:

1) Register as a 'Normal User' account and/or login using your FCC issued call at: [https://allstarlink.org/ https://allstarlink.org/].

2) Once you're logged in to AllStarLink.org, go to your [https://allstarlink.org/portal/account.php Account Profile].

3) If your e-mail/call has been validated you will see "Your Callsign is Validated"; '''Make a note of the 10 digit Secure PIN Number''' (henceforth called '''PIN''').

4) Calling into the node:

- Use phone (in Speaker mode) to [dial]: '''(763)230-0000'''
- [When prompted, dial]: '''2462#'''
- [dial] '''1''' (for Node Access)
- [dial] '''PIN'''
- [dial] '''2''' (for Function Operated Access)
- You will be dialed in to the Node
- Bring up the keypad on your phone (if cellular)
- [dial] '''*99 to initiate PTT'''
- Say what you want and clear w/ your call.
- [dial] '''# when done speaking''' (to release PTT)

Remember to be in a noise-free environment as your mic will pick up more room noise in 'speaker mode' also try and remain 6-12" away from the mic, too close will over-mod and too far will be too hollow.

If willing, try programming the phone number, as a contact, into your mobile.
In a dial-string you can add Pause (2 sec) and Wait (wait for you to click to continue dialing). It's been attempted (w/ success) on an iPhone as follows:

Name: PSR AllStar
Number: 7632300000,,,,2462#;1;XXX,YYY,ZZZZ,,2

Where:
, = :02 second pause
; = wait (for human intervention)
XXXYYYZZZZ = PIN

AllStar

2017-05-30T15:56:58Z

KG7AUL:

== AllStar ==

'''PSR AllStar Node #: 2462'''

----
To use your cell phone (or a land-line), away from the repeater, do the following:

1) Register as a 'Normal User' account and/or login using your FCC issued call at: [https://allstarlink.org/ https://allstarlink.org/].

2) Once you're logged in to AllStarLink.org, go to your [https://allstarlink.org/portal/account.php Account Profile].

3) If your e-mail/call has been validated you will see "Your Callsign is Validated"; '''Make a note of the 10 digit Secure PIN Number''' (henceforth called '''PIN''').

4) Calling into the node:

- Use phone (in Speaker mode) to [dial]: '''(763)230-0000'''
- [When prompted, dial]: '''2462#'''
- [dial] '''1''' (for Node access)
- [dial] '''PIN'''
- [dial] '''2''' (for Function Operated Access)
- You will be dialed in to the Node
- Bring up the keypad on your phone (if cellular)
- [dial] '''*99 to initiate PTT'''
- Say what you want and clear w/ your call.
- [dial] '''# when done speaking''' (to release PTT)

Remember to be in a noise-free environment as your mic will pick up more room noise in 'speaker mode' also try and remain 6-12" away from the mic, too close will over-mod and too far will be too hollow.

If willing, try programming the phone number, as a contact, into your mobile.
In a dial-string you can add Pause (2 sec) and Wait (wait for you to click to continue dialing). It's been attempted (w/ success) on an iPhone as follows:

Name: PSR AllStar
Number: 7632300000,,,,2462#;1;XXX,YYY,ZZZZ,,2

Where:
, = :02 second pause
; = wait (for human intervention)
XXXYYYZZZZ = PIN

AllStar

2017-05-30T15:55:43Z

KG7AUL:

== AllStar ==

'''PSR AllStar Node #: 2462'''

----
To use your cell phone (or a land-line), away from the repeater, do the following:

1) Register as a 'Normal User' account and/or login using your FCC issued call at: [https://allstarlink.org/ https://allstarlink.org/].

2) Once you're logged in to AllStarLink.org, go to your [https://allstarlink.org/portal/account.php Account Profile].

3) If your e-mail/call has been validated you will see "Your Callsign is Validated"; '''Make a note of the 10 digit Secure PIN Number''' (henceforth called '''PIN''').

4) Calling into the node:

- Use phone (in Speaker mode) to [dial]: '''(763)230-0000'''
- When prompted [dial]: '''2462#'''
- [dial] '''1''' (for Node access)
- [dial] '''PIN'''
- [dial] '''2''' (for Function Operated Access)
- You will be dialed in to the Node
- Bring up the keypad on your phone (if cellular)
- [dial] '''*99 to initiate PTT'''
- Say what you want and clear w/ your call.
- [dial] '''# when done speaking''' (to release PTT)

Remember to be in a noise-free environment as your mic will pick up more room noise in 'speaker mode' also try and remain 6-12" away from the mic, too close will over-mod and too far will be too hollow.

If willing, try programming the phone number, as a contact, into your mobile.
In a dial-string you can add Pause (2 sec) and Wait (wait for you to click to continue dialing). It's been attempted (w/ success) on an iPhone as follows:

Name: PSR AllStar
Number: 7632300000,,,,2462#;1;XXX,YYY,ZZZZ,,2

Where:
, = :02 second pause
; = wait (for human intervention)
XXXYYYZZZZ = PIN

AllStar

2017-05-30T15:54:49Z

KG7AUL:

== AllStar ==

'''PSR AllStar Node #: 2462'''

----
To use your cell phone (or a land-line), away from the repeater, do the following:

1) Register as a 'Normal User' account and/or login using your FCC issued call at: [https://allstarlink.org/ https://allstarlink.org/].

2) Once you're logged in to AllStarLink.org, go to your [https://allstarlink.org/portal/account.php Account Profile].

3) If your e-mail/call has been validated you will see "Your Callsign is Validated"; '''Make a note of the 10 digit Secure PIN Number''' henceforth called 'PIN'.

4) Calling into the node:

- Use phone (in Speaker mode) to [dial]: '''(763)230-0000'''
- When prompted [dial]: '''2462#'''
- [dial] '''1''' (for Node access)
- [dial] '''PIN'''
- [dial] '''2''' (for Function Operated Access)
- You will be dialed in to the Node
- Bring up the keypad on your phone (if cellular)
- [dial] '''*99 to initiate PTT'''
- Say what you want and clear w/ your call.
- [dial] '''# when done speaking''' (to release PTT)

Remember to be in a noise-free environment as your mic will pick up more room noise in 'speaker mode' also try and remain 6-12" away from the mic, too close will over-mod and too far will be too hollow.

If willing, try programming the phone number, as a contact, into your mobile.
In a dial-string you can add Pause (2 sec) and Wait (wait for you to click to continue dialing). It's been attempted (w/ success) on an iPhone as follows:

Name: PSR AllStar
Number: 7632300000,,,,2462#;1;XXX,YYY,ZZZZ,,2

Where:
, = :02 second pause
; = wait (for human intervention)
XXXYYYZZZZ = PIN

AllStar

2017-05-30T15:50:05Z

KG7AUL:

== AllStar ==

'''PSR AllStar Node #: 2462'''

----
To use your cell phone (or a land-line), away from the repeater, do the following:

1) Register as a 'Normal User' account and/or login using your FCC issued call at: [https://allstarlink.org/ https://allstarlink.org/].

2) Once you're logged in to AllStarLink.org, go to your [https://allstarlink.org/portal/account.php Account Profile].

3) If your e-mail/call has been validated you will see "Your Callsign is Validated"; '''Make a note of the 10 digit Secure PIN Number''' Henceforth called 'PIN'.

4) Calling into the node:

- Use phone (in Speaker mode) to [dial]: '''(763)230-0000'''
- When prompted [dial]: '''2462#'''
- [dial] '''1''' (for Node access)
- [dial] '''PIN'''
- [dial] '''2''' (for Function Operated Access)
- You will be dialed in to the Node
- Bring up the keypad on your phone (if cellular)
- [dial] '''*99 to initiate PTT'''
- Say what you want and clear w/ your call.
- [dial] '''# when done speaking''' (to release PTT)

Remember to be in a noise-free environment as your mic will pick up more room noise in 'speaker mode' also try and remain 6-12" away from the mic, too close will over-mod and too far will be too hollow.

If willing, try programming the phone number, as a contact, into your mobile.
In a dial-string you can add Pause (2 sec) and Wait (wait for you to click to continue dialing). It's been attempted (w/ success) on an iPhone as follows:

Name: PSR AllStar
Number: 7632300000,,,,2462#;1;XXX,YYY,ZZZZ,,2

Where:
, = :02 second pause
; = wait (for human intervention)
XXXYYYZZZZ = PIN

AllStar

2017-05-30T15:49:16Z

KG7AUL:

== AllStar ==

'''PSR AllStar Node #: 2462'''

----
To use your cell phone (or a land-line), away from the repeater, do the following:

1) Register as a 'Normal User' account and/or login using your FCC issued call at: [https://allstarlink.org/ https://allstarlink.org/].

2) Once you're logged in to AllStarLink.org, go to your [https://allstarlink.org/portal/account.php Account Profile].

3) If your e-mail/call has been validated you will see "Your Callsign is Validated"; '''Make a note of the 10 digit Secure PIN Number''' Henceforth called 'PIN'.

4) Calling into the node:

- Use phone (in Speaker mode) to [dial]: '''(763)230-0000'''
- When prompted [dial]: '''2462#'''
- [dial] '''1''' (for Node access)
- [dial] '''PIN'''
- [dial] '''2''' (for Function Operated Access)
- You will be dialed in to the Node
- Bring up the keypad on your phone (if cellular)
- [dial] '''*99 to initiate PTT'''
- Say what you want and clear w/ your call.
- [dial] '''# when done speaking''' (to release PTT)

Remember to be in a noise-free environment as your mic will pick up more room noise in 'speaker mode' also try and remain 6-12" away from the mic, too close will over-mod and too far will be too hollow.

If willing, try programming the phone number, as a contact, into your mobile.
In a dial-string you can add Pause (2 sec) and Wait (wait for you to click to continue dialing). It's been attempted (w/ success) on an iPhone as follows:

Name: PSR AllStar
Number: 7632300000,,,,2462#;1;XXX,YYY,ZZZZ,,2

Where:
, = :02 second pause
; = wait
XXXYYYZZZZ = PIN

AllStar

2017-05-30T15:47:58Z

KG7AUL: added , after NPA per K7PDZ

== AllStar ==

'''PSR AllStar Node #: 2462'''

----
To use your cell phone (or a land-line), away from the repeater, do the following:

1) Register as a 'Normal User' account and/or login using your FCC issued call at: [https://allstarlink.org/ https://allstarlink.org/].

2) Once you're logged in to AllStarLink.org, go to your [https://allstarlink.org/portal/account.php Account Profile].

3) If your e-mail/call has been validated you will see "Your Callsign is Validated"; '''Make a note of the 10 digit Secure PIN Number''' Henceforth called 'PIN'.

4) Calling into the node:

- Use phone (in Speaker mode) to [dial]: '''(763)230-0000'''
- When prompted [dial]: '''2462#'''
- [dial] '''1''' (for Node access)
- [dial] '''PIN'''
- [dial] '''2''' (for Function Operated Access)
- You will be dialed in to the Node
- Bring up the keypad on your phone (if cellular)
- [dial] '''*99 to initiate PTT'''
- Say what you want and clear w/ your call.
- [dial] '''# when done speaking''' (to release PTT)

Remember to be in a noise-free environment as your mic will pick up more room noise in 'speaker mode' also try and remain 6-12" away from the mic, too close will over-mod and too far will be too hollow.

If willing, try programming the phone number, as a contact, into your mobile.
In a dial-string you can add Pause (2 sec) and Wait (wait for you to click to continue dialing). It's been attempted (w/ success) on an iPhone as follows:

Name: PSR AllStar
Number: 7632300000,,,,2462#;1;XXX,YYY,ZZZZ,,2

Where:
, = 2 sec pause
; = wait
XXXYYYZZZZ = PIN

AllStar

2017-05-29T02:00:32Z

KG7AUL: sp

== AllStar ==

'''PSR AllStar Node #: 2462'''

----
To use your cell phone (or a land-line), away from the repeater, do the following:

1) Register as a 'Normal User' account and/or login using your FCC issued call at: [https://allstarlink.org/ https://allstarlink.org/].

2) Once you're logged in to AllStarLink.org, go to your [https://allstarlink.org/portal/account.php Account Profile].

3) If your e-mail/call has been validated you will see "Your Callsign is Validated"; '''Make a note of the 10 digit Secure PIN Number''' Henceforth called 'PIN'.

4) Calling into the node:

- Use phone (in Speaker mode) to [dial]: '''(763)230-0000'''
- When prompted [dial]: '''2462#'''
- [dial] '''1''' (for Node access)
- [dial] '''PIN'''
- [dial] '''2''' (for Function Operated Access)
- You will be dialed in to the Node
- Bring up the keypad on your phone (if cellular)
- [dial] '''*99 to initiate PTT'''
- Say what you want and clear w/ your call.
- [dial] '''# when done speaking''' (to release PTT)

Remember to be in a noise-free environment as your mic will pick up more room noise in 'speaker mode' also try and remain 6-12" away from the mic, too close will over-mod and too far will be too hollow.

If willing, try programming the phone number, as a contact, into your mobile.
In a dial-string you can add Pause (2 sec) and Wait (wait for you to click to continue dialing). It's been attempted (w/ success) on an iPhone as follows:

Name: PSR AllStar
Number: 7632300000,,,2462#;1;XXX,YYY,ZZZZ,,2

Where:
, = 2 sec pause
; = wait
XXXYYYZZZZ = PIN

AllStar

2017-05-28T06:47:41Z

KG7AUL:

== AllStar ==

'''PSR AllStar Node #: 2462'''

----
To use your cell phone (or a land-line), away from the repeater, do the following:

1) Register as a 'Normal User' account and/or login using your FCC issued call at: [https://allstarlink.org/ https://allstarlink.org/].

2) Once you're logged in to AllStarLink.org, go to your [https://allstarlink.org/portal/account.php Account Profile].

3) If your e-mail/call has been validated you will see "Your Callsign is Validated"; '''Make a note of the 10 digit Secure PIN Number''' Henceforth called 'PIN'.

4) Calling into the node:

- Use phone (in Speaker mode) to [dial]: '''(763)230-0000'''
- When prompted [dial]: '''2462#'''
- [dial] '''1''' (for Node access)
- [dial] '''PIN'''
- [dial] '''2''' (for Function Operated Access)
- You will be dialed in to the Node
- Bring up the keypad on your phone (if cellular)
- [dial] '''*99 to initiate PTT'''
- Say what you want and clear w/ your call.
- [dial] '''# when done speaking''' (to release PTT)

Remember to be in a noise-free environment as your mic will pick up more room noise in 'speaker mode' also try an remain 6-12" away from the mic, too close will over-mod and too far will be too hollow.

If willing, try programming the phone number, as a contact, into your mobile.
In a dial-string you can add Pause (2 sec) and Wait (wait for you to click to continue dialing). It's been attempted (w/ success) on an iPhone as follows:

Name: PSR AllStar
Number: 7632300000,,,2462#;1;XXX,YYY,ZZZZ,,2

Where:
, = 2 sec pause
; = wait
XXXYYYZZZZ = PIN

AllStar

2017-05-28T06:45:45Z

KG7AUL: Created page with " == AllStar == '''PSR AllStar Node #: 2462''' ---- To use your cell phone (or a land-line), away from the repeater, do the following: 1) Register as a 'Normal User' acco..."

== AllStar ==

'''PSR AllStar Node #: 2462'''

----
To use your cell phone (or a land-line), away from the repeater, do the following:

1) Register as a 'Normal User' account and/or login using your FCC issued call at: [https://allstarlink.org/ https://allstarlink.org/].

2) Once you're logged in to AllStarLink.org, go to your [https://allstarlink.org/portal/account.php Account Profile].

3) If your e-mail/call has been validated you will see "Your Callsign is Validated"; '''Make a note of the 10 digit Secure PIN Number''' Henceforth called 'PIN'.

4) Calling into the node:

- Use phone (in Speaker mode) to [dial]: '''(763)230-0000'''
- When prompted [dial]: '''2462#'''
- [dial] '''1''' (for Node access)
- [dial] '''PIN'''
- [dial] '''2''' (for Function Operated Access)
- You will be dialed in to the Node
- Bring up the keypad on your phone (if cellular)
- [dial] '''*99 to initiate PTT'''
- Say what you want and clear w/ your call.
- [dial] '''# when done speaking''' (to release PTT)

Remember to be in a noise-free environment as your mic will pick up more room noise in 'speaker mode' also try an remain 6-12" away from the mic, too close will over-mod and too far will be too hollow.

If willing, try programming the phone number, as a contact, into your mobile.
In a dial-string you can add Pause (2 sec) and Wait (wait for you to click to continue dialing). It's been attempted (w/ success) on an iPhone as follows:

Name: PSR AllStar
Number: 7632300000,,,2462#;1;XXX,YYY,ZZZZ,,2

Where:
, = 2 sec pause
; = wait
XXXYYYZZZZ = PIN

Main Page

2017-05-10T16:17:54Z

KG7AUL:

__NOTOC__
==Welcome to the [https://web.psrg.org/ Puget Sound Repeater Group] [[What is a Wiki?|''Wiki'']]==



Here we will curate fantastic information for, and by, the ham community.
If you would like to contribute or make edits, please [[Special:CreateAccount|create an account]] or [[Special:UserLogin|login]] using your FCC call-sign.

Are you ready to contribute to the wiki but don't know where to start? See the list of [[:Category:Articles needing attention | '''articles needing attention.''']]

----
==== Popular articles ====
* [[New_Ham_Operator_FAQ_and_Terminology|'''New Ham Operator Terminology''']] -- [[File:Cone-128_32x32.png|16px]] (Usable, though still Under Construction)
* '''[[New Ham FAQ's (Frequently Asked Questions)]]''' -- [[File:Cone-128_32x32.png|16px]] (Usable, though still Under Construction)
----
==== Repeater Features ====
* [[DVR_Playback|DVR Playback: Learn how to test your audio signal using the PSRG repeaters Digital Voice Recorder]]
* [[QTH|Site Tour: View some pictures of the PSRG repeater QTH]]
----
==== Baofeng Features ====
* [[Baofeng:_Disable_Roger_Beep|Disable the 'roger beep']]
* [[Baofeng:_Disable_Site_Alarm_Transmit|Disable Site Alarm Transmit]]
* [[Baofeng_Manual_Programming|How to Program from the keypad (no computer needed)]]
----
==== Yaesu Features ====
* [[Yaesu:_Disable_Wires|Learn how to ''disable'' WIRES]]
----
'''[[:Category:Educational_Gatherings | See a list of all Educational Gatherings]]'''

----
==== External Resources ====
* A good site for visualizing the wind/weather is [https://www.windytv.com/?47.621,-122.170,10 '''WindyTV.com''']
* If you're new to the hobby and just got a Chinese HT, be sure to [http://miklor.com/ '''check out Miklor.com'''].

QTH

2017-05-10T16:13:43Z

KG7AUL:

'''Welcome to the Puget Sound Repeater Location (QTH) Tour'''

The photos below were taken on 5/5/17 by KG7AUL, CK.

[[File:PSR-School_Exterior.JPG|800px]]

A view looking SE towards the school.

[[File:PSR-School.JPG|800px]]

Last staircase through the teacher's lounge.

[[File:PSR-Equipment1.JPG|800px]]

Wide shot of equipment table.

[[File:PSR-Equipment3.JPG|800px]]

''As shown in 19" rack (above):''

-Motorola MTR2000 Transceiver

-ARGUS 24V Charge Controller

-Arcom RC210 Repeater Controller

-Mikrotik RouterBoard modified to enclose RasPi 3 (EchoIRLP node) & [http://hamwan.org/ HamWAN] TCP/IP

-Furman AC Power Conditioner

-BearCat receive only for [http://web.psrg.org/listen/ Listen Online]

-Mini PC for MP3 Streaming

[[File:PSR-Equipment2.JPG|800px]]

At bottom left is our new AllStar node as Cory NQ1E preps the LAN.

[[File:PSR-24V-BatteryPack.JPG|800px]]

The batteries need water every 3 months. The syringe is used to bring the water level to the '''meniscus'''.

<embedvideo service="youtube">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f3kvOLQfRoU</embedvideo>

Video shows what it looks like when the H2O level is correct.

[[File:PSR-RoofView.JPG|800px]]

A view of downtown Seattle from the rooftop.

QTH

2017-05-10T08:30:36Z

KG7AUL:

'''Welcome to the Puget Sound Repeater Location (QTH) Tour'''

The photos below were taken on 5/5/17 by KG7AUL, CK.

[[File:PSR-School_Exterior.JPG|800px]]

A view looking SE towards the school.

[[File:PSR-School.JPG|800px]]

Last staircase through the teacher's lounge.

[[File:PSR-Equipment1.JPG|800px]]

Wide shot of equipment table.

[[File:PSR-Equipment3.JPG|800px]]

''As shown in 19" rack (above):''

-Motorola MTR2000 Transceiver

-ARGUS 24V Charge Controller

-Mikrotik RouterBoard modified to enclose RasPi 3 (EchoIRLP node) & [http://hamwan.org/ HamWAN] TCP/IP

-Furman AC Power Conditioner

-BearCat receive only for [http://web.psrg.org/listen/ Listen Online]

-Mini PC for MP3 Streaming

[[File:PSR-Equipment2.JPG|800px]]

At bottom left is our new AllStar node as Cory NQ1E preps the LAN.

[[File:PSR-24V-BatteryPack.JPG|800px]]

The batteries need water every 3 months. The syringe is used to bring the water level to the '''meniscus'''.

<embedvideo service="youtube">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f3kvOLQfRoU</embedvideo>

Video shows what it looks like when the H2O level is correct.

[[File:PSR-RoofView.JPG|800px]]

A view of downtown Seattle from the rooftop.

QTH

2017-05-10T08:28:13Z

KG7AUL: Added EmbedVideo extension, video.

'''Welcome to the Puget Sound Repeater Location (QTH) Tour'''

The photos below were taken on 5/5/17 by KG7AUL, CK.

[[File:PSR-School_Exterior.JPG|800px]]

A view looking SE towards the school.

[[File:PSR-School.JPG|800px]]

Last staircase through the teacher's lounge.

[[File:PSR-Equipment1.JPG|800px]]

Wide shot of equipment table.

[[File:PSR-Equipment3.JPG|800px]]

''As shown in 19" rack (above):''

-Motorola MTR2000 Transceiver

-ARGUS 24V Charge Controller

-Mikrotik RouterBoard modified to enclose RasPi 3 (EchoIRLP node) & [http://hamwan.org/ HamWAN] TCP/IP

-Furman AC Power Conditioner

-BearCat receive only for [http://web.psrg.org/listen/ Listen Online]

-Mini PC for MP3 Streaming

[[File:PSR-Equipment2.JPG|800px]]

At bottom left is our new AllStar node as Cory NQ1E preps the LAN.

[[File:PSR-24V-BatteryPack.JPG|800px]]

The batteries need water every 3 months. The syringe is used to bring the water level to the '''meniscus'''.

<embedvideo service="youtube">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f3kvOLQfRoU</embedvideo>

Video showing what it looks like when the H2O level is correct.

[[File:PSR-RoofView.JPG|800px]]

A view of downtown Seattle from the rooftop.

QTH

2017-05-10T08:01:17Z

KG7AUL:

'''Welcome to the Puget Sound Repeater Location (QTH) Tour'''

The photos below were taken on 5/5/17 by KG7AUL, CK.

[[File:PSR-School_Exterior.JPG|800px]]

A view looking SE towards the school.

[[File:PSR-School.JPG|800px]]

Last staircase through the teacher's lounge.

[[File:PSR-Equipment1.JPG|800px]]

Wide shot of equipment table.

[[File:PSR-Equipment3.JPG|800px]]

''As shown in 19" rack (above):''

-Motorola MTR2000 Transceiver

-ARGUS 24V Charge Controller

-Mikrotik RouterBoard modified to enclose RasPi 3 (EchoIRLP node) & [http://hamwan.org/ HamWAN] TCP/IP

-Furman AC Power Conditioner

-BearCat receive only for [http://web.psrg.org/listen/ Listen Online]

-Mini PC for MP3 Streaming

[[File:PSR-Equipment2.JPG|800px]]

At bottom left is our new AllStar node as Cory NQ1E preps the LAN.

[[File:PSR-24V-BatteryPack.JPG|800px]]

The batteries need water every 3 months. The syringe is used to bring the water level to the '''meniscus'''.

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f3kvOLQfRoU Watch a video] demonstrating what that is.

[[File:PSR-RoofView.JPG|800px]]

A view of downtown Seattle from the rooftop.

QTH

2017-05-10T07:54:32Z

KG7AUL:

'''Welcome to the Puget Sound Repeater Location (QTH) Tour'''

The photos below were taken on 5/5/17 by KG7AUL, CK.

[[File:PSR-School_Exterior.JPG|800px]]

A view looking SE towards the school.

[[File:PSR-School.JPG|800px]]

Last staircase through the teacher's lounge.

[[File:PSR-Equipment1.JPG|800px]]

Wide shot of equipment table.

[[File:PSR-Equipment3.JPG|800px]]

''As shown in 19" rack (above):''

-Motorola MTR2000 Transceiver

-ARGUS 24V Charge Controller

-Mikrotik RouterBoard modified to enclose RasPi 3 (EchoIRLP node) & [http://hamwan.org/ HamWAN] TCP/IP

-Furman AC Power Conditioner

-BearCat receive only for [http://web.psrg.org/listen/ Listen Online]

-Mini PC for MP3 Streaming

[[File:PSR-Equipment2.JPG|800px]]

At bottom left is our new AllStar node as Cory NQ1E preps the LAN.

[[File:PSR-24V-BatteryPack.JPG|800px]]

The batteries need water every 3 months. The syringe is used to bring the water level to the '''meniscus'''.

[[File:PSR-RoofView.JPG|800px]]

A view of downtown Seattle from the rooftop.

User:KG7AUL

2017-05-10T05:48:42Z

KG7AUL:

== Hi, I'm Cōsta. Over the air I'm ''''CK''''. ''73'' ==

[[File:CK_VX3R.JPG|800px|Yaesu VX3R w/ Bainbridge Island in depth-of-field.]]

[[File:ErgoDox_current.jpg|800px|Input.club ErgoDox (w/ temp keycaps)]]

[[File:KG7AUL_goBoard.jpg|800px|Main shack V/U rigs aka goBoard]]

[[File:KG7AUL_RAMROD16_Nisqually_cockpit_view.jpg|800px|RAMROD 2016 Gateway RFID station]]

[[File:KG7AUL CK shack.jpg|800px|HT Farm]]

[[File:K9JEB_PDC.jpg|800px|K9JEB.com customized PDC]]

[[File:KG7AUL_TransmissionZone.png|800px|Base Camp on Phinney]]

File:CK VX3R.JPG

2017-05-10T05:45:39Z

KG7AUL:

QTH

2017-05-10T05:44:07Z

KG7AUL:

'''Welcome to the Puget Sound Repeater Location (QTH) Tour'''

The photos below were taken on 5/5/17 by KG7AUL, CK.

[[File:PSR-School_Exterior.JPG|800px]]

A view looking SE towards the school.

[[File:PSR-School.JPG|800px]]

Last staircase through the teacher's lounge.

[[File:PSR-Equipment1.JPG|800px]]

Wide shot of equipment table.

[[File:PSR-Equipment3.JPG|800px]]

''As shown in 19" rack (above):''

-Motorola MTR2000 Transceiver

-ARGUS 24V Charge Controller

-Mikrotik RouterBoard modified to enclose RasPi 3 (EchoIRLP node) & [http://hamwan.org/ HamWAN] TCP/IP

-Furman AC Power Conditioner

-BearCat receive only for Listen Online

-Mini PC for MP3 Streaming

[[File:PSR-Equipment2.JPG|800px]]

At bottom left is our new AllStar node as Cory NQ1E preps the LAN.

[[File:PSR-24V-BatteryPack.JPG|800px]]

The batteries need water every 3 months. The syringe is used to bring the water level to the '''meniscus'''.

[[File:PSR-RoofView.JPG|800px]]

A view of downtown Seattle from the rooftop.

QTH

2017-05-10T05:23:45Z

KG7AUL:

'''Welcome to the Puget Sound Repeater Location (QTH) Tour'''

The photos below were taken on 5/5/17 by KG7AUL, CK.

[[File:PSR-School_Exterior.JPG|800px]]

A view looking SE towards the school.

[[File:PSR-School.JPG|800px]]

Last staircase through the teacher's lounge.

[[File:PSR-Equipment1.JPG|800px]]

Wide shot of equipment table.

[[File:PSR-Equipment3.JPG|800px]]

''As shown in 19" rack (above):''

-Motorola MTR2000 Transceiver

-ARGUS 24V Charge Controller

-Mikrotik RouterBoard modified to enclose RasPi 3 (EchoIRLP node) & HamWAN TCP/IP

-Furman AC Power Conditioner

-BearCat receive only for Listen Online

-Mini Windows PC for MP3 Streaming

[[File:PSR-Equipment2.JPG|800px]]

At bottom left is our new AllStar node as Cory NQ1E preps the LAN.

[[File:PSR-24V-BatteryPack.JPG|800px]]

The batteries need water every 3 months. The syringe is used to bring the water level to the '''meniscus'''.

[[File:PSR-RoofView.JPG|800px]]

A view of downtown Seattle from the rooftop.

QTH

2017-05-10T05:15:21Z

KG7AUL:

'''Welcome to the Puget Sound Repeater Location (QTH) Tour'''

The photos below were taken on 5/5/17 by KG7AUL, CK.

[[File:PSR-School_Exterior.JPG|800px]]

A view looking SE towards the school.

[[File:PSR-School.JPG|800px]]

Last staircase through the teacher's lounge.

[[File:PSR-Equipment1.JPG|800px]]

Wide shot of equipment table.

[[File:PSR-Equipment3.JPG|800px]]

''As shown in 19" rack (above):''

-Motorola MTR2000 Transceiver

-ARGUS 24V Charge Controller

-Mikrotik RouterBoard modified to enclose RasPi 3 (EchoIRLP node) & HamWAN TCP/IP

-Furman 12V Load Conditioner

-BearCat receive only for Listen Online

-Mini Windows PC for MP3 Streaming

[[File:PSR-Equipment2.JPG|800px]]

At bottom left is our new AllStar node as Cory NQ1E preps the LAN.

[[File:PSR-24V-BatteryPack.JPG|800px]]

The batteries need water every 3 months. The syringe is used to bring the water level to the '''meniscus'''.

[[File:PSR-RoofView.JPG|800px]]

A view of downtown Seattle from the rooftop.

QTH

2017-05-10T05:11:06Z

KG7AUL: Created page with "'''Welcome to the Puget Sound Repeater Location (QTH) Tour''' The photos below were taken on 5/5/17 by KG7AUL, CK. 800px A view looking SE..."

'''Welcome to the Puget Sound Repeater Location (QTH) Tour'''

The photos below were taken on 5/5/17 by KG7AUL, CK.

[[File:PSR-School_Exterior.JPG|800px]]

A view looking SE towards the school.

[[File:PSR-School.JPG|800px]]

Last staircase through the teacher's lounge.

[[File:PSR-Equipment1.JPG|800px]]

Wide shot of equipment table.

[[File:PSR-Equipment3.JPG|800px]]

''As shown in 19" rack (above):''

-Motorola MTR2000 Transceiver

-ARGUS 24V Charge Controller

-Mikrotik RouterBoard modified to enclose RasPi 3 (EchoIRLP node) & HamWAN TCP/IP

-Furman 12V Load Conditioner

-BearCat receive only for Listen Online

-Mini Windows PC for MP3 Streaming

[[File:PSR-Equipment2.JPG|800px]]

Looking downward from the 'battery percch' where one should water the batteries, once every 3 months.

[[File:PSR-RoofView.JPG|800px]]

A view of downtown Seattle from the rooftop.

File:PSR Pano.JPG

2017-05-10T04:39:34Z

KG7AUL:

File:PSR-RoofView.JPG

2017-05-10T04:38:56Z

KG7AUL:

File:PSR-24V-BatteryPack.JPG

2017-05-10T04:38:06Z

KG7AUL: