Is There A Graphical Representation Of The Caller History?
Yes. It is called “Bridgewatch.” It has functionality similar to “Callwatch'' and in addition includes links to caller’s QRZ and DMRID pages, a list of the last 10 stations, and…
How Do I Filter The Callwatch History?
On the Callwatch page, enter text in the “Accept Text” and/or “Reject Text” boxes at the top of the screen. Text in the “Accept Text” box will filter to include…
How Can I See Active Talkers And Caller Histories?
Bottom Line: Use the Callwatch service. (It used to be called ‘Netwatch’) Callwatch displays, in real-time, important information about each call to the PNWDigital repeater system. It shows talkgroup, signal…
How Do I Check My Audio?
Go to the VU (audio level) meter page. Speak into any of the following talk groups: Audio Test, Parrot, Net 1 or Net 2. When you complete your TX, the…
What is the Significance of the Numbers 1 and 2 Attached to the End of a Talkgroup Label?
Number 1 designates timeslot 1 and Number 2 designates timeslot 2. It helpful to know which timeslot you are operating on so 1 and 2 are attached to the Labels. (e.g.,…
Is It Ok to ‘Kerchunk’ a Talkgroup?
Yes. In fact, you must Kerchunk part-time talkgroups to be able to listen in to them. Please read this post by NO7RF for more details.
What is the difference between Full Time & Part Time Talkgroups?
Full Time talkgroups, also known as ‘static talkgroups’ are always active and transmitting radio traffic. No need to kerchunk a Full Time talkgroup. A Part Time talkgroup, also known as…
Color Code
Loosely similar to CTCSS in the FM world, a form of repeater access control. Color has no relation to the term as it is numerical only There are 16 codes…
How do I find a DMR Repeater? Map and Listing *
There are several ways to do so, but likely the best is the big picture method by looking at a map of the Pacific Northwest. If you want to see…
What is the RT Systems Programmer
RTS is a nifty radio programming tool to use to maintain codeplugs. RTS can program many DMR different radios. RTS has been around for many years, and it is well…