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APRS – 1
APRS
®
APRS DATA COMMUNICATION (APRS BEACON)
X This function uses the APRS format for data communications including your station position, messages, etc..
X When data is received from another station, the direction of the received station (from your station’s perspective), their
distance, and their grid square locator is displayed. Any comments sent by the other station are also displayed.
X Meteorological data obtained from a connected Weather Station can be transmitted.
X APRS (Automatic Packet Reporting System) is a worldwide system introduced by Bob Bruninga, WB4APR .
< APRS
®
is a software program and registered trademark of Bob Bruninga, WB4APR.>
NAVITRA DATA COMMUNICATION (NAVITRA BEACON)
X The Navitra system was introduced by Kenwood in the 1990’s, for use within Japan.
CALL SIGN AND BEACON TYPE SETTINGS
X When an APRS/NAVITRA beacon is created, set the call sign and beacon type (APRS/NAVITRA) (Menu 301).
X SSID (Secondary Station IDentifiers) can be added to the end of your call sign (for example, W6DJY will become
W6DJY– 11). SSIDs can range from “None, – 1” to “– 15”, so that each call sign can have up to 16 settings.
Refer to the website for SSID: http://aprs.org/aprs11/SSIDs.txt (currently September 2010)
DIGIPEAT
X The term digipeat means that the beacon packet data is relayed. When a digipeater (relay station) receives a packet
(beacon), it saves it to memory. When the reception ends, the data is re-transmitted. Using digipeat, it is possible to
send beacons long distances.
X In order to perform a digipeat, you must set up a packet path (relay path) (Menu 3H0). For relay modes, you can
specify a direct call sign or you can use “WIDE1-1” or “WIDE1-1, WIDE2-1”, specifying a common alias and hops
number. Set the transceiver’s packet path according to the digipeater settings.
X Digipeat is very useful in reaching other stations when you have a weak signal. However, you need to set up the total
hops numbers and beacon transmissions moderately to prevent channel congestion.
WIDE type
WIDE type:
This degipeater can send the packet over a wide area.
Fill-in type:
Regional degipeaters are also called “RELAY type” relays.
These degipeaters are used for mobile stations when a
signal cannot reach a WIDE-type degipeater.
Fill-in type
(RELAY type)
Fill-in type
(RELAY type)
WIDE type
Note: While using APRS, in order to prevent Packet miss-decoding, access Menu No. 110 and set the Battery Saver to “Off” or “0.03”.
- INSTRUCTION MANUAL 1
- CONTENTS 2
- CONTENTS – 2 3
- CONTENTS – 3 4
- CONTENTS – 4 5
- CONTENTS – 5 6
- OPERATING THROUGH REPEATERS 7
- REPEATER – 2 8
- REPEATER – 3 9
- TRANSMITTING A 1750 Hz TONE 9
- REVERSE FUNCTION 9
- TONE FREQUENCY ID 9
- MEMORY CHANNELS 10
- MEMORY CH – 2 11
- RECALLING A MEMORY CHANNEL 11
- RECALLING A CALL CHANNEL 11
- CLEARING A MEMORY CHANNEL 11
- CHANNEL DISPLAY FUNCTION 12
- MEMORY CH – 3 12
- NAMING A MEMORY CHANNEL 12
- MEMORY-TO-VFO TRANSFER 12
- MEMORY CH – 4 13
- SCAN – 1 14
- SCAN – 2 15
- VFO SCAN 15
- MEMORY SCAN 15
- GROUP SCAN 15
- SCAN – 3 16
- SCAN – 4 17
- PROGRAM SCAN 17
- MHz SCAN 17
- CALL SCAN 17
- CTCSS/ DCS/ CROSS TONE 18
- CTCSS/ DCS/ CROSS TONE – 2 19
- CTCSS FREQUENCY SCAN 19
- USING DCS 19
- CROSS TONE 20
- MANUAL DIALING 21
- AUTOMATIC DIALER 21
- DTMF – 1 21
- DTMF – 2 22
- DTMF KEY LOCK 22
- EchoLink 23
- EchoLink – 2 24
- OTHER OPERATIONS 25
- OTHER OP – 2 26
- AUTO POWER OFF (APO) 26
- BATTERY TYPE 26
- KEY LOCK 26
- VOLUME BALANCE (BAND A/B) 26
- OTHER OP – 3 27
- KEY BEEP 27
- PROGRAMMABLE VFO 27
- PROGRAMMABLE FUNCTION KEYS 27
- OTHER OP – 4 28
- FREQUENCY DIRECT ENTRY 28
- SWITCHING FM/AM MODE 28
- BEAT SHIFT 28
- OTHER OP – 5 29
- TX INHIBIT 29
- SELECTING AN OUTPUT POWER 29
- OTHER OP – 6 30
- MASKING BANDS 30
- POWER ON PASSWORD 30
- What is GPS? 31
- GPS and APRS Position Format 31
- INTERNAL GPS FUNCTION ON/OFF 32
- INTERNAL GPS SETUP 32
- GPS DATA SETUP 33
- TRACK LOG 34
- LOG SETUP 35
- TARGET POINT 35
- MARK WAY POINT 36
- PACKET OPERATION 38
- PACKET – 2 39
- TNC COMMANDS LIST 39
- PACKET – 3 40
- PACKET – 4 41
- PACKET – 5 42
- PACKET – 6 43
- APRS – 1 44
- APRS – 2 45
- WEATHER STATION 45
- ADJUSTING THE INTERNAL CLOCK 45
- APRS – 3 46
- RECEIVING APRS DATA 46
- ACCESSING RECEIVED APRS DATA 46
- APRS – 4 47
- DISPLAY EXAMPLE 47
- APRS – 5 48
- SORT FUNCTION 48
- APRS – 6 49
- FILTER FUNCTION 49
- RECEIVING A MESSAGE 49
- APRS – 7 50
- ENTERING A MESSAGE 50
- APRS – 8 51
- TRANSMITTING A MESSAGE 51
- APRS – 9 52
- BASIC SETTINGS 52
- APRS – 10 53
- SETTING INTERNAL TNC 53
- SETTING COM PORT 53
- PROGRAMMING POSITION DATA 54
- APRS – 11 54
- SETTING WAY POINT 54
- PC PORT ON/OFF 54
- APRS – 12 55
- SETTING BEACON INFORMATION 55
- SELECTING A POSITION COMMENT 55
- APRS – 13 56
- STORING STATUS TEXT 56
- QSY FUNCTION 56
- APRS – 14 57
- SETTING PACKET FILTER 57
- APRS – 15 58
- SELECTING YOUR STATION ICON 58
- APRS – 16 59
- SETTING TX BEACON 59
- SETTING ALGORITHM 59
- APRS – 17 60
- SETTING SmartBeaconing 60
- APRS – 18 61
- PROGRAMMING A PACKET PATH 61
- APRS – 19 62
- APRS – 20 63
- VOICE ALERT 63
- WEATHER STATION DATA OUTPUT 63
- APRS – 21 64
- SETTING AS A DIGIPEATER 64
- APRS – 22 65
- STORING USER PHRASES 65
- STORING AUTO MESSAGE REPLY 65
- APRS – 23 66
- SETTING SOUND 66
- APRS – 24 67
- SETTING INTERRUPT DISPLAY 67
- APRS – 25 68
- SELECTING A DISPLAY UNIT 68
- SELECTING A NAVITRA GROUP 68
- STORING NAVITRA MESSAGE 68
- APRS – 26 69
- DX PACKETCLUSTERS MONITOR 69
- TRANSCEIVER RESET 70
- SKY COMMAND SYSTEM II 71
- SKY CMD – 2 72
- PREPARATION FLOW 72
- SKY CMD – 3 73
- PROGRAMMING CALL SIGNS 73
- PROGRAMMING A TONE FREQUENCY 73
- CONTROL OPERATION 73
- WEATHER ALERT (TH-D72A ONLY) 74
- PREPARATION 75
- WIRELESS OP – 1 75
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