Hello everyone! Had a quick question to see if I'm programming my repeater in correctly via CHIRP. I'm currently trying to input data for a local repeater that has the data listed as output frequency of 462.675 MHz and input frequency of 467.675. Tone in and out both are 141.3 Hz.
In Chirp, I currently have the frequency entered as 462.675, tone mode set to TSQL, and "tonesql" set to 141.3 along with an offset of + 5. I've included a snip from CHIRP below as well to visualize.
Does this sound like the correct data input for Chirp? My main confusion was on the Tone settings. I was under the understanding that you would use "tone" as tone mode and 141.3 under tone if you wanted to listen to all traffic, and use the TSQL if you wanted to filter only traffic from the repeater.
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Hello everyone! Had a quick question to see if I'm programming my repeater in correctly via CHIRP. I'm currently trying to input data for a local repeater that has the data listed as output frequency of 462.675 MHz and input frequency of 467.675. Tone in and out both are 141.3 Hz.
In Chirp, I currently have the frequency entered as 462.675, tone mode set to TSQL, and "tonesql" set to 141.3 along with an offset of + 5. I've included a snip from CHIRP below as well to visualize.
Does this sound like the correct data input for Chirp? My main confusion was on the Tone settings. I was under the understanding that you would use "tone" as tone mode and 141.3 under tone if you wanted to listen to all traffic, and use the TSQL if you wanted to filter only traffic from the repeater.
Thanks for help in advance.
-WRJB989
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