Operating Guide for IRLP Node 4834 on the

147.09 Repeater, CTCSS of 110.9 Required

 

 

Query current Node status                     Dial "00"

 

To Connect                                                 Dial "4 digit Node Number"

 

To Disconnect                                           Dial "73"

 

 

Operating Etiquette

 

Identify         Identify your station before bringing up a link and after

                      taking down a link. IDs are required with any control   

                      commands.

 

Slow              IRLP is not as fast as simplex or local repeater

Down            contacts, therefore you must key your transmitter and

                      wait for a moment before speaking. Otherwise the

                      beginning of your transmission will not be heard.

 

Pause           Pause between transmissions! especially on Reflectors.

Pause           Many repeaters run half duplex links to there IRLP node,

Pause           therefore they can only disconnect between

                          transmissions.

 

Reflector?   IRLP nodes support only a single connection to another

                     node or "Reflector." Reflectors support many incoming

                     connections. Every node connected to the same

                     reflector talks to every other node connected, i.e. a

                     conference bridge type service. All reflector node

                     numbers begin with 9. New operators should connect to

                     9250 or 9200 and call for a contact.

 

Please see   http://irlp.net/guidelines.html For more information.