WQIR250

Since I am going from DCS-Tx to DCS-Rx, the correct setting is D Code. So I rechecked the channel settings and discovered the repeater offset was "wrong" Agh!!! So, I corrected the offset, and guess what?! Yup... I now have access to the repeater! I have been working on this issue for two days. (Silly mistake) I'm leaving this thread up in case someone else gets confused with the "Tone Mode" settings for the Wouxun KG-UV920P: None = No tone Tone = Tx CTCSS Tone Sql = Tx CTCSS & Rx CTCSS DCS = Tx DCS D Code = Tx DCS & Rx DCS T DCS = Tx CTCSS & Rx DCS D Tone = Tx DCS & Rx CTCSS

Using the radio programming software, tone modes are listed as: None, Tone, T Sql, DCS, D Code, T DCS, D Tone I was able to program split tones for a number of the local GMRS repeaters using the codes listed, except for one. That repeater has DCS Tx & DCS Rx split tones, which I cannot get to work. My Icom IC-F6021 (Business Band radio) allows for the programming of DCS split tones and I was able to access the repeater. That radio is my base rig for GMRS repeater communications. I wanted to use the Wouxun KG-UV920P as my mobile rig (it's a better fit for my Jeep since the control head is removable).

Living in a crowded area the frequency is too active and I like filtering the noise out.

Is anyone having issues with programming split tones where Tx is DCS and Rx is CTCSS? or visa versa?

That product works great for me on my Windows 10 Pro environment.

That product works great for me on Windows 10 Pro.

I listened to you run your signal tests yesterday. It appears the footprint is pretty good. The signal check from my location in Beaumont was excellent from my base unit but limited from my handheld in my house. Once I stepped outside, I got a better signal report. Thanks for relocating the repeater and allowing me to use it. WQIR250.