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SKY CMD – 2

PREPARATION FLOW

The following steps should guide you to a good start of

Sky Command operation. First connect the Transporter to

the HF transceiver.

1 <On the Commander and Transporter> Select the

same VHF and UHF frequencies.

2 <On the Commander> Access Menu 500 to program a

call sign (9 digits max.) for the Commander.

•You may enter your exact call sign; ex. W6DJY.

3 <On the Commander> Access Menu 501 to program a

call sign (9 digits max.) for the Transporter.

• This call sign must be different from the one for the

Commander. So you may add SSID characters; ex.

W6DJY-1.

4 <On the Transporter> Access Menu 500 to program

the same call sign as you entered in step 2.

5 <On the Transporter> Access Menu 501 to program

the same call sign as you entered in step 3.the same

call sign as you entered in step 2.

6 <On the Commander and Transporter> Access Menu

502 and select the tone frequency.

•Select the same tone frequency on both transceivers.

7 <On the Commander> Access Menu 503 and select

“Commander”.

• “Push [ 0 ] key to start COMMANDER!!” appears.

8 <On the Transporter> Access Menu 503 and select

“Transporter”.

Now the Commander and Transporter are in Sky Command

mode. For operations in this mode, see “CONTROL

OPERATION”. First switch ON the HF transceiver and press

[SYNC] on the Commander. To exit the Sky Command

mode, access Menu 503 and select “Off”.

Note:

X Unless you program call signs, you cannot select “Commander”

or “Transporter” using Menu 503.

X On the HF transceiver, select 9600 bps and 1 stop bit (default)

using the Menu Set-up function.

X Adjust the audio level on both the Transporter and HF transceiver

while listening to audio output from th

e Commander. An

appropriate position of the AF control on the HF transceiver might

be in the range, 8:30 to 9:00.

X To distinguish your various stations or nodes, you can have up

to 15 Secondary Station IDentifiers (SSIDs); ex. W6DJY-1 to

W6DJY-15. You always have to put a dash between your call sign

and SSID number.

X Y

our station’s transmit signal can be received when the receive

frequency is 3 times the transmit frequency.

Example: Transmit frequency is 146.600 MHz and receive

frequency is 438.000 MHz.

ATTENTION: Use only after verifying that there is no reception

disruption during communications.

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