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To Locally Access
The 2 m Repeater |
| Frequency
146.775 Negative Offset |
| MYCALL =
Your Call Sign |
| URCALL =
CQCQCQ |
| RPT1 =
NJ2DS C (C in 8th position) |
| RPT2
= Blank* |
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To Locally Access
The 440 Repeater |
| Frequency
447.475 Negative Offset |
| MYCALL =
Your Call Sign |
| URCALL =
CQCQCQ |
| RPT1
= NJ2DS B (B in 8th position) |
| RPT2
= Blank* |
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*Programming
the Gateway (NJ2DS G) in RPT2 is optional
for local calls but is advantageous for receiving Gateway calls.
The NJ2DS 440 repeater is often linked with North Jersey
repeaters. If you have NJ2DS G programmed into RPT2
make sure you listen for other activity on the frequency before
beginning transmission.
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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!
If you registered
through another Repeater's Gateway System, you need not register
here.
To register via the JCDUG system please email our server
administrator at: dstar_admin@jcdug.org
When
making a Gateway call be sure to state that you are calling via the
Gateway. Make more than one call of sufficient duration to
allow stations so equipped to set the "one touch
response" feature. After each call listen for a minute or
so to allow responding
stations without "one touch response" time to set
their radios to answer through the
Gateway.
To
program your radio to contact a specific station via the NJ2DS Gateway follow the instructions below:
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To Contact A
Specific Station Via The 2 m Repeater Gateway |
| Frequency
146.775 Negative Offset |
| MYCALL =
Your Call Sign |
| URCALL =
Call Sign of station being called |
| RPT1 =
NJ2DS C (C in 8th position) |
| RPT2
= NJ2DS G (G in 8th position) |
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To Contact A
Specific Station Via
The 440 Repeater Gateway |
| Frequency
447.475 Negative Offset |
| MYCALL =
Your Call Sign |
| URCALL =
Call Sign of station being called |
| RPT1
= NJ2DS B (B in 8th position) |
| RPT2
= NJ2DS G (G in 8th position) |
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The NJ2DS 440 repeater is often linked with North Jersey
repeaters. If you have NJ2DS G programmed into RPT2
make sure you listen for other activity on the frequency before
beginning transmission.
To
program your radio to make a general call to a remote repeater
via the NJ2DS Gateway follow the instructions below: |
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To
Make A General Call To A Remote Repeater (Example
KK2SBG)
Via The 2 m
Repeater Gateway |
| Frequency
146.775 Negative Offset |
| MYCALL =
Your Call Sign |
| URCALL =
/KK2SBGC (Module In 8th Position) The
Module is A, B or
C depending upon the remote repeater module to be
accessed. |
| RPT1 =
NJ2DS C (C in 8th position) |
| RPT2
= NJ2DS G (G in 8th position) |
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To
Make A General Call To A Remote Repeater (Example
N1ABC) Via The
440
Repeater Gateway |
| Frequency
447.475 Negative Offset |
| MYCALL =
Your Call Sign |
| URCALL =
/N1ABC B (Module In 8th Position) The
Module is A, B or
C depending upon the remote repeater module to be
accessed. |
| RPT1
= NJ2DS B (B in 8th position) |
| RPT2
= NJ2DS G (G in 8th position) |
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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 = 440
C = 2 meters
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Important
Tips:
1.
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.
2.
The NJ2DS 440 repeater is often linked with North Jersey
repeaters. If you have NJ2DS G programmed into RPT2
make sure you listen for other activity on the frequency before
beginning transmission.
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If you
have questions about the Gateway contact the Administrator:
dstar_admin@jcdug.org |
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