5K Repeater Controller
Version History
V2.0
- Upgrading to V2.0 requires replacement
of the RAM IC and some small changes to the board.
- The new hardware contains a battery-operated
Real Time Clock which does not lose time or date when power is removed. Because
of this new hardware, the command for setting the clock and calendar is changed.
A Daylight Savings command is introduced.
- A 100-setpoint Scheduler feature
is included. The Scheduler allows perpetual "second Saturday of the month"-type
programming, so specific dates need not be looked up and entered. It also
allows "Don't Care" (wild card) entries for programming "every month", "every
day", "every hour", and "every minute".
V1.5
- This version expands the Logic
Input software to include the Repeater Receiver COR Input, the Repeater Receiver
CTCSS Input, and the Control Receiver COR Input. Therefore, macros can be
executed on the high-to-low and low-to-high transitions of these inputs just
like the three Logic Inputs.
V1.4
- The Identifier is improved by
allowing ID tail messages on the Initial ID Message. Formerly, ID tail messages
were allowed only on the Initial ID Message.
- A new feature, the "COR Pulse-Triggered
Macro", executes a macro upon receiving the proper sequence of COR pulses
(PTT mic clicks from the user). The macro, the number of pulses, their duration,
and the overall window time is programmable.
V1.3
- The "Repeater Access Mode" command
is introduced. It allows a choice of Carrier Access, CTCSS Access, AND-CTCSS
Access, OR-CTCSS Access, and none.
- The "DTMF Decoder Access Mode"
command is introduced. It allows the same choices as the Repeater Access Mode
command.
V1.2
- The "Command Termination for Control
Receiver" command is introduced. This allows commands received by the Control
Receiver to be terminated by simply releasing the PTT instead of requiring
a "*" character. This feature already exists on the Repeater Receiver.
V1.1
- V1.1 is the first software release
for the 5K.
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