USER INFO

To Locally Access the 2 m Repeater (active now)

Frequency 145.7375 Negative Offset -600 Khz

MYCALL = Your Call Sign

URCALL = CQCQCQ

RPT1 = GB7SF C (C in 8th position)

RPT2 = GB7SF G (G in 8^th position) << *NOTE* >>

To Locally Access the future 430 Repeater

Frequency 439.7375 Negative Offset -9Mhz

MYCALL = Your Call Sign

URCALL = CQCQCQ

RPT1 = GB7SF B (B in 8th position)

RPT2 = GB7SF G (to be heard by all users !)

Programming For Gateway Use

To access other repeaters and users via the Gateway your call sign must be registered on the Gateway System. You must only register once! Please contact M1ERS to apply for registration. If you registered through another Repeater's Gateway System, you need not register here.

When making a Gateway call make sure you state that you are on the Gateway. After each call listen for a sufficient period of time to allow responding stations to set their radios to answer through the Gateway.

To program your radio to contact a specific station via the GB7SF Gateway follow the instructions below:

To Contact A Specific Station Via The 2 m Repeater Gateway

Frequency 145.7375 Negative Offset -600 Khz

MYCALL = Your Call Sign

URCALL = Call Sign of station being called

RPT1 = GB7SF C (C in 8th position)

RPT2 = GB7SF G (G in 8th position)

To Contact A Specific Station Via The future 430 Repeater Gateway

Frequency 439.7375 Negative Offset -9Mhz

MYCALL = Your Call Sign

URCALL = Call Sign of station being called

RPT1 = GB7SF B (B in 8th position)

RPT2 = GB7SF G (G in 8th position)

To program your radio to make a general call to a remote repeater via the GB7SF Gateway follow the instructions below:

To Make A General Call To A Remote Repeater (Example GB7IC) Via The 2 m Repeater Gateway

Frequency 145.7375 Negative Offset

MYCALL = Your Call Sign

URCALL = /GB7IC B (Module In 8th Position) The Module is A, B or C depending upon the remote repeater module to be accessed.

RPT1 = GB7SF C (C in 8th position)

RPT2 = GB7SF G (G in 8th position)

To Make A General Call To A Remote Repeater (Example GB7YD) Via The 430 Repeater Gateway

Frequency 439.7375 Negative Offset -9Mhz

MYCALL = Your Call Sign

URCALL = /GB7YD B (Module In 8th Position) The Module is A, B or C depending upon the remote repeater module to be accessed.

RPT1 = GB7SF B (B in 8th position)

RPT2 = GB7SF G (G in 8th position)

When making a general call to a remote repeater URCALL must start with a / followed by the callsign and then the letter of the RF module on the remote system you wish to transmit from. The module letter must be in the 8th position regardless of call sign length. Common RF module identifiers are:

A = 1.2 gig

B = 70 cms

C = 2 meters

G = Gateway

To utilise the one touch capture feature, on the IC-E91 press the CALL button for 1 second whilst the gateway station is still transmitting. For the IC- 2820 press F twice and then R>CS button.

Very Important:

When you sign after a gateway call you must return URCALL to CQCQCQ. Should you fail to do so your subsequent calls will still go via the gateway to the user and/or repeater indicated in URCALL.

Tuesday June 24, 2008

Programming For Local Use

To program your radio for local use on the GB7SF repeater(s) follow the instructions below: NOTE To allow your audio to be heard by all users, the UK-IT now advises using port G in RPT2 for all connections.