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STANDBY BEEP, DV GATEWAY MODE, DV Gateway Mode Configuration, RPT1 Configuration

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STANDBY BEEP This function is to notify with a beep sound that transmission has ended when a D-STAR signal is received. 1 Access Menu No. 645. The following operations are prohibited when the Reflector Terminal mode is started. Band A Single-Band A Band B Operating the [Mode] [VFO] [MR] [ALL] Press and hold [DOWN] Operating the [A/B] Operating the [DUAL] Note: ¡ Reflector Terminal mode only works in band A. When band A is turned off, Reflector Terminal mode is disabled. 2 Select [Off] or [On]. [Off]: Does not sound the standby beep. [On]: Sounds the standby beep. Note: ¡ The standby beep volume can be changed in Menu No. 915. ¡ When the reception sound is muted by the Callsign squelch/ Code squelch, the standby beep does not sound. DV GATEWAY MODE In DV Gateway mode, the transceiver is connected to a Windows PC or Android device with a third-party application installed via USB or Bluetooth, and D-STAR operation is available over the Internet instead of using Amateur Radio waves. A dedicated My Callsign in DV Gateway mode is required for operation. The demodulation mode is set to DV and the display format is similar to DR mode. The destination or control command is displayed in the "TO" area, and My Callsign is displayed in the "FROM" area. My Callsign A dedicated My Callsign must be set for operation in DV Gateway mode. Up to 6 Callsigns can be registered the same way as Menu No.610 (My Callsign in DV/DR mode). 1 Access Menu No. 651. 2 Select a number for registration and press [A/B]. 3 Input your Callsign. •For the character input procedure, refer to page No.6-1. RPT1 Configuration Sets RPT1 used for DV Gateway mode. 1 Access Menu No. 652. Note: ¡ For specific instructions on how to operate DV Gateway communication, please refer to the description of the third-party application to be used. JVCKENWOOD does not provide applications for DV Gateway communication. DV Gateway Mode Configuration Set the DV Gateway mode. 1 Access Menu No. 650. 2 The default is "DIRECT". Change only if necessary. RPT2 Configuration Sets RPT2 used for DV Gateway mode. 1 Access Menu No. 653. 2 Select [Off] or [Reflector TERM Mode]. [Off]: Turns the DV Gateway mode OFF. [Reflector TERM Mode]: Activates the Reflector Terminal mode. 2 The default is "DIRECT". Change only if necessary. 16-13

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STANDBY BEEP
This function is to notify with a beep sound that transmission
has ended when a D-STAR signal is received.
1
Access Menu No. 645.
2
Select [Off] or [On].
[Off]:
Does not sound the standby beep.
[On]:
Sounds the standby beep.
Note:
¡
The standby beep volume can be changed in Menu No. 915.
¡
When the reception sound is muted by the Callsign squelch/
Code squelch, the standby beep does not sound.
DV GATEWAY MODE
In DV Gateway mode, the transceiver is connected to a
Windows PC or Android device with a third-party application
installed via USB or Bluetooth, and D-STAR operation is
available over the Internet instead of using Amateur Radio
waves.
A dedicated My Callsign in DV Gateway mode is required for
operation.
The demodulation mode is set to DV and the display format
is similar to DR mode. The destination or control command is
displayed in the "TO" area, and My Callsign is displayed in the
"FROM" area.
Note:
¡
For specific instructions on how to operate DV Gateway
communication, please refer to the description of the third-party
application to be used.
JVCKENWOOD does not provide applications for DV Gateway
communication.
DV Gateway Mode Configuration
Set the DV Gateway mode.
1
Access Menu No. 650.
2
Select [Off]
or [Reflector TERM Mode].
[Off]:
Turns the DV Gateway mode OFF.
[Reflector TERM Mode]:
Activates the Reflector Terminal mode.
The following operations are prohibited when the Reflector
Terminal mode is started.
Band A
Operating the
[Mode] [VFO] [MR] [ALL]
Press and hold
[DOWN]
Single-Band A
Operating the
[A/B]
Band B
Operating the
[DUAL]
Note:
¡
Reflector Terminal mode only works in band A. When band A is
turned off, Reflector Terminal mode is disabled.
My Callsign
A dedicated My Callsign must be set for operation in DV
Gateway mode.
Up to 6 Callsigns can be registered the same way as Menu
No.610 (My Callsign in DV/DR mode).
1
Access Menu No. 651.
2
Select a number for registration and press
[A/B]
.
3
Input your Callsign.
•For the character input procedure, refer to page No.6-1.
RPT1 Configuration
Sets RPT1 used for DV Gateway mode.
1
Access Menu No. 652.
2
The default is "DIRECT". Change only if necessary.
RPT2 Configuration
Sets RPT2 used for DV Gateway mode.
1
Access Menu No. 653.
2
The default is "DIRECT". Change only if necessary.