Code Version srs0094j
November 26, 2006
Changes:
94f
Implemented 460 440 looparound off (defaults to port 0)
94e
Added 890, 898<node> to disconnect IRLP and to connect IRLP node
The following table describes the commands which invoke macros, and the default commands executed by the corresponding macros. The macro contents can be changed using the C130—C133 command. The names of the commands can be changed starting with code version 0092 by editing the command table (commands C10A—C10B). This is quite complex to do manually via DTMF and should normally be done using the configurator program from a PC. Command blocking conditions are normally [plr], except when something else is shown in brackets in the comment field. See the SRSC Command List document for details.
Code |
Macro # |
Operation |
Default behavior, Comments |
050 |
100 |
This link off |
Executes C336 |
051 |
101 |
This link on |
Executes C337 [p] |
05A |
102 |
This link status verbose |
Executes C33A [p] |
05B |
124 |
This link status |
Executes C338 [p] |
198 |
112 |
2m xmit enable |
None, to be implemented by site manager |
459 |
113 |
2m remote base off |
None, to be implemented by site manager |
460 |
103 |
440 looparound off |
Implements C2510, turns off looparound for port 0 (normally a repeater port) |
470 |
50 |
PL off (COR) |
Executes C350 [plre] |
479 |
51 |
PL required |
Executes C351 |
47A |
52 |
PL status |
Executes C352 |
497 |
53 |
440 on |
Executes C321 [plre] |
498 |
54 |
440 off |
Executes C320 |
49A |
55 |
440 status |
Executes C324 |
601 |
56 |
Link on |
Executes C331n, where n is the link number [plre] |
610 |
63 |
Link off |
Executes C330n, where n is the link number |
60A |
125 |
Port 0 status |
Executes C3390 |
61A/B |
70/117 |
Link status verbose / link status |
Executes C339n/C332n, where n is the link number [plre] |
673 |
77 |
Link delay off |
Executes C334 |
674 |
78 |
Link delay on |
Executes C335 |
740 |
79 |
Site normal |
Executes C300 |
741 |
80 |
Link normal |
Executes C301 |
742 |
81 |
Link reset |
Executes C304. |
743 |
82 |
Interface normal |
Executes C302 [pl] |
750 |
83 |
Break all links |
Executes C308 |
751 |
84 |
Remote to link n only |
Connects a repeater on port 0 to the specified link port and only that port. Does not affect current link status of other port. Executes C3330n, where n is the link number. |
789 |
91 |
Remote normal |
Executes C303 |
808 |
92 |
Force ID |
Executes C310 |
809 |
93 |
Send ID |
Executes C311 |
872 |
114 |
2m frequency set |
None, to be implemented by site manager |
890 |
115 |
Disconnect from IRLP |
Default macro not defined: needs to be C385n73D, where n is the logical port number to which the IRLP computer is connected. This can be done from the serial port using the set macro command, S130115 C385n73D<cr>. The port number should be substituted for n. |
898 |
116 |
Connect to IRLP note |
Default macro not defined: needs to be C331nC385n %, where there are 12 spaces before the %, and n is the logical port number to which the IRLP computer is connected. The set macro command, S130116, can be used as above to make this definition. The % in the macro will turn on the prompt tone and take 4 digits entered for the IRLP node number. |
89D |
94 |
Send location |
Executes C312 |
941 |
95 |
Remote monitor on |
Executes C341 |
942 |
96 |
Remote monitor off |
Executes C340 |
943 |
97 |
Alt remote monitor on |
Executes C342, with multiple repeaters in group, monitors the links but leaves all the repeaters in the group fully connected. |
970 |
104 |
Looparound normal |
Executes C252, turning off looparound for all link ports, and turning looparound on for repeater ports |
971 |
105 |
Link 1 looparound on |
Executes C250n, turning on loopaoround for the corresponding link port. |
In addition, macros 0 and 1 are called by the site normal and remote base timeouts, respectively. Macro 0 is predefined to execute command C300, and macro 1 is predefined to execute command C382. By default, the site normal timeout is disabled, and the remote base timeout is set to 2 hours. These values can be changed by writing to eeprom parameter storage at addresses 681 and 683 (see the configuration spreadsheet for details.
To edit the macro command table which defines the command names above and which macros they point to, see the command table editing procedure document and the m command table addresses spreadsheet. The Windows configuration software hides the complexity behind this procedure and is recommended for making any extensive changes.