Configure for split tone repeater

[voyager1700]

I am trying to configure my Baofeng UV 5R Plus for the following repeater. what's a little confusing to me (sorry.. I'm a newbie) is I don't see the offset listed, but I noticed the split tone. I assume Tone input = T-CTCSS and Tone output = R-CTCSS or am I totally backwards. I was hoping to use Chirp, but I could fumble around with this one manually if need be.

Open System, 462.550 MHz, 233.6 Hz Input Tone, 167.9 Hz Output Tone

https://www.mygmrs.com/repeater/5499

 

Thanks

Jim

[Socalgmrs]

Some radios don’t have all the tones in them.  I’d highly suggest you program on a computer.  It’s 100xs easier. 

[SteveShannon]

13 minutes ago, voyager1700 said:

I am trying to configure my Baofeng UV 5R Plus for the following repeater. what's a little confusing to me (sorry.. I'm a newbie) is I don't see the offset listed, but I noticed the split tone. I assume Tone input = T-CTCSS and Tone output = R-CTCSS or am I totally backwards. I was hoping to use Chirp, but I could fumble around with this one manually if need be.

Open System, 462.550 MHz, 233.6 Hz Input Tone, 167.9 Hz Output Tone

https://www.mygmrs.com/repeater/5499

 

Thanks

Jim

The Input Tone is the tone your radio must send (your radio’s TX CTCSS) along with your voice in order to open the repeater. 
The Output Tone is the tone the repeater transmits. You can program it into your radio as the RX CTCSS, but it’s optional. If you don’t program an RX CTCSS in your radio it will reproduce all signals on the receiver frequency. 
For the repeater you show the tx frequency should be 467.550 MHz.