HT1000 Talk Permit Tone on Conventional, IT CAN BE DONE!
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HT1000 Talk Permit Tone on Conventional, IT CAN BE DONE!
Ok a lot of discussion on this board has surrounded the Trunking Talk Permit Tone and if you can do it on conv. channels. The answer is YES. Some of you may have found this already, but to those who have not, here is how:
On the HT1000-
Read the radio as normal and get to the Signalling Options Menu (F7)
Then go to DTMF Phone List (F5) most HT1000s have this option some don't, if you do good if not your SOL.
After entering the screen scroll to DTMF Tx Pre-Time
set it to whatever you want
Then scroll to DTMF Digit Duration set it to 24.72
Then scroll to DTMF Inter-Digit Delay set it to 24.72
Then hit F2 (DTMF CONFIG)
Enter that screen and use the following setting
ACCESS/DE-ACCESS TYPE........AUTOMATIC
DTMF TONE TYPE...........CONTINOUS
USER PHONE LIST PROGRAMMING.........ENABLED
DTMF ANI TYPE.........KEY-UP
DTMF ANI CODE.........DELETE ALL NUMBERS SO FIELD IS BLANK THEN ENTER ANY 3 NUMBERS. (ONLY 3)
Then scroll to:
DTMF SIDETONE TYPE...........900HZ TONE (Change if needed)
Your done, write the radio and wal la Talk Permit Tone
Added note if you use MDC1200, you can still have MDC1200 ID just set the PTT ID to "DEKEY" or POST ID then you will have both.
MDC1200 KEYUP will not work with the DTMF Talk Permit Tone.
It's not exactly the same sound as a Talk Permit Tone, but it's pretty damn close. The closest I've ever found, try it out and see if you like it.
Not sure about VHF but I have a UHF (non-DTMF pad) HT1000 and it works for me.
Feel free to PM if you have any questions I'll try to help,
MUGGSY
On the HT1000-
Read the radio as normal and get to the Signalling Options Menu (F7)
Then go to DTMF Phone List (F5) most HT1000s have this option some don't, if you do good if not your SOL.
After entering the screen scroll to DTMF Tx Pre-Time
set it to whatever you want
Then scroll to DTMF Digit Duration set it to 24.72
Then scroll to DTMF Inter-Digit Delay set it to 24.72
Then hit F2 (DTMF CONFIG)
Enter that screen and use the following setting
ACCESS/DE-ACCESS TYPE........AUTOMATIC
DTMF TONE TYPE...........CONTINOUS
USER PHONE LIST PROGRAMMING.........ENABLED
DTMF ANI TYPE.........KEY-UP
DTMF ANI CODE.........DELETE ALL NUMBERS SO FIELD IS BLANK THEN ENTER ANY 3 NUMBERS. (ONLY 3)
Then scroll to:
DTMF SIDETONE TYPE...........900HZ TONE (Change if needed)
Your done, write the radio and wal la Talk Permit Tone
Added note if you use MDC1200, you can still have MDC1200 ID just set the PTT ID to "DEKEY" or POST ID then you will have both.
MDC1200 KEYUP will not work with the DTMF Talk Permit Tone.
It's not exactly the same sound as a Talk Permit Tone, but it's pretty damn close. The closest I've ever found, try it out and see if you like it.
Not sure about VHF but I have a UHF (non-DTMF pad) HT1000 and it works for me.
Feel free to PM if you have any questions I'll try to help,
MUGGSY
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There would be (3) 24.2 millisecond DTMF tones with a 24.2 millisecond gap in between each one. It would be over in 121 miliseconds which would easily be clipped if you are on a repeater system. Simplex would hear it though.
I wonder, could you simply turn the DTMF deviation down to nothing so it would be transmitting nothing?
I wonder, could you simply turn the DTMF deviation down to nothing so it would be transmitting nothing?
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I have been programming my HT1000/MT2000's this way for a few years.
It works really well, and it usually is fast enough to where you will not hear the DTMF.
I use this on both VHF and UHF, with the same results. This is on non-keypad models, and I use MDC on Post as well with the DTMF, so ya get the best of both worlds there. I have used this on many commercial/ham repeaters, and usually it never gets across. I have only noticed that it had gotten across more so on a PL tone rather than DPL tone. Also, I use DOS Muting for my MDC, and it seems to mute the DTMF on Simplex Channels in the radio.
It works really well, and it usually is fast enough to where you will not hear the DTMF.
I use this on both VHF and UHF, with the same results. This is on non-keypad models, and I use MDC on Post as well with the DTMF, so ya get the best of both worlds there. I have used this on many commercial/ham repeaters, and usually it never gets across. I have only noticed that it had gotten across more so on a PL tone rather than DPL tone. Also, I use DOS Muting for my MDC, and it seems to mute the DTMF on Simplex Channels in the radio.
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I don't suppose someone could post a little audio file of what it sounds like anyone?
Is it almost identical to the trunking TPT?
Is it almost identical to the trunking TPT?
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"I can trip some repeaters in Maine, but I'm not getting any audio into it, is there some type of tone frequency I use? If so do you know what one is for Maine?" - The SMT Machine
"I can trip some repeaters in Maine, but I'm not getting any audio into it, is there some type of tone frequency I use? If so do you know what one is for Maine?" - The SMT Machine
Yes, if you set it for a long pre-time it will send the DTMF tones over the air, however, mine is set for Pretime-200ms and the repeater clips all the dtmf tones. Sometimes the last one slips through but most of the time it clips it all.
Now as far as the sound. I keyed up the HT1000-UHF conv. and then my MTS2000-800mhz Trunking unit with Talk Permit Tone, I can't tell the difference. They sound very much alike. I don't have a real good ear for these things, so I had the girlfriend listen and she thinks the two sound exactly the same.
Muggsy
Now as far as the sound. I keyed up the HT1000-UHF conv. and then my MTS2000-800mhz Trunking unit with Talk Permit Tone, I can't tell the difference. They sound very much alike. I don't have a real good ear for these things, so I had the girlfriend listen and she thinks the two sound exactly the same.
Muggsy
I tried this on everyone's favorite radio (the Visar, UHF, D model), and it seems to work fine. Makes sense, since it is just a mini-HT1000.
What I could not get was the ability to use MDC-1200 (yes, on dekey), at the same time. Every time I try to enable PTT ID in the MDC screen, it tells me to turn off DTMF PTT ID first. OK, I do that, then turn on MDC post PTT ID, then try to turn on DTMF PTT ID again, and it tells me to turn off MDC PTT ID first. Bah.
I like having something that beeps when I key up in case I hit the button accidentally. I usually use pre-MDC ID, but that big long sidetone gets annoying.
What I could not get was the ability to use MDC-1200 (yes, on dekey), at the same time. Every time I try to enable PTT ID in the MDC screen, it tells me to turn off DTMF PTT ID first. OK, I do that, then turn on MDC post PTT ID, then try to turn on DTMF PTT ID again, and it tells me to turn off MDC PTT ID first. Bah.
I like having something that beeps when I key up in case I hit the button accidentally. I usually use pre-MDC ID, but that big long sidetone gets annoying.
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Software does it no problem for me on a R split BN HT1000....
I set up the MDC personality first, on De-Key, assigned it to the channels I wanted, then did the talk permit tone trick, and software isn't complaining...
If anyones curious, if you do this "trick" it affects all channels, you can't turn it on or off on a per channel basis like MDC ID or Singletone...
One thing I notcied though, is that when I go to
I set up the MDC personality first, on De-Key, assigned it to the channels I wanted, then did the talk permit tone trick, and software isn't complaining...
If anyones curious, if you do this "trick" it affects all channels, you can't turn it on or off on a per channel basis like MDC ID or Singletone...
One thing I notcied though, is that when I go to
I can't enter any values with decimals, the closest I can get is 25 mSec's....Then scroll to DTMF Digit Duration set it to 24.72
Then scroll to DTMF Inter-Digit Delay set it to 24.72
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Looks like I may have been wrong, it seems as if you cannot have the TPT and MDC PTT ID in the same radio (key-up or de-key)....
You DO get to enable the TPT on a per channel basis by enabling "PTT ID" under the channel info screen (F4). If you had both, these would conflict with eachother because you enable MDC ID in the same way....
So it looks like you can only have one or the other, TPT, or MDC ID, not both... (but you can retain MDC Emergency)
You DO get to enable the TPT on a per channel basis by enabling "PTT ID" under the channel info screen (F4). If you had both, these would conflict with eachother because you enable MDC ID in the same way....
So it looks like you can only have one or the other, TPT, or MDC ID, not both... (but you can retain MDC Emergency)
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"I can trip some repeaters in Maine, but I'm not getting any audio into it, is there some type of tone frequency I use? If so do you know what one is for Maine?" - The SMT Machine
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No, the actual side-tone does not, but what it is sounding for (either MDC or QC or DTMF/ANI), you, the user, will hear it from the speaker of the radio.
Other users on the freq./system will hear the MDC or other signalling, not the actual tone. The options for the CDM/HT750/1250/1550 ect is:
-No Sidetone
-Long Side Tone (Beeeeeeep)
-Short Side Tone (~3 second silence, then Beep)
-Long+Short (BeeeeeeeeBeep)
Other users on the freq./system will hear the MDC or other signalling, not the actual tone. The options for the CDM/HT750/1250/1550 ect is:
-No Sidetone
-Long Side Tone (Beeeeeeep)
-Short Side Tone (~3 second silence, then Beep)
-Long+Short (BeeeeeeeeBeep)
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Looks like the answer is going to be no.. unless you're talking on a repeater that's configured for MDC RAC. It WILL do the accept tone, but only upon receiving acknowledgement of the RAC "ack". Selecting DTMF as the RAC type generates nothing, and singletone generates a steady sidetone.60A wrote:Any body been able to do this on an XTS 3000 on conventional yet? *crosses fingers*
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I have an MT2000 UHF top display tha I would like to program this way... I didn't see any DTMF Signalling in my menu. Any help?Rayjk110 wrote:I have been programming my HT1000/MT2000's this way for a few years.
It works really well, and it usually is fast enough to where you will not hear the DTMF.
I use this on both VHF and UHF, with the same results. This is on non-keypad models, and I use MDC on Post as well with the DTMF, so ya get the best of both worlds there. I have used this on many commercial/ham repeaters, and usually it never gets across. I have only noticed that it had gotten across more so on a PL tone rather than DPL tone. Also, I use DOS Muting for my MDC, and it seems to mute the DTMF on Simplex Channels in the radio.
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Pardon me for being a killjoy, but why would someone want their radio to do this.... other than pretending that they are talking on a TRS?
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Yeah, that's pretty much it. It'll turn a few heads at the hamfest too heh.Heterodyne wrote:Pardon me for being a killjoy, but why would someone want their radio to do this.... other than pretending that they are talking on a TRS?
Look, it's not in my nature to be mysterious. But I can't talk about it and I can't talk about why.
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If that's what they want, I guess that's fine then...redbeard wrote:Yeah, that's pretty much it. It'll turn a few heads at the hamfest too heh.
Seems a little whackerish to me, but then again.. what do I know...
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True, but that's not the issue here. There are many ways of creating a PTT sidetone on an HT1000 - the issue in this thread is why making it sound just like a TRS talk permit tone.
Aw ferrgetit... have your fun, guys.... Keep the whacker fires burning
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