
Mobile Radio Computer-Controlled Radio interface protocol Manual Page 15 of 24
2.5.2 GO_TO_CHANNEL
The GO_TO_CHANNEL command tells the radio to change to another
conventional mode (channel) that is part of the radio code-plug. The
specified channel can be assigned to a scan/vote group, or the
GO_TO_CHANNEL command can load a “soft-channel” in the radio,
specifying TX frequency, RX frequency. RX CTCSS frequency, TX CTCSS
frequency and channel-width (12.5, 20 or 25 kHz).
The GO_TO_CHANNEL command has the following format:
g [SIZE] [ZONE] [CHANNEL_NO] [CHECKSUM]
„g‟ is sent as a single ASCII character and represents the
GO_TO_CHANNEL command.
[ZONE] is a two-character string representing the new zone
ZONE = 02:
CHANNEL_NO is sent as two ASCII character and represents the
channel number.
Example:
Hard-channel change to channel 1: g04020172
Note If the radio is switched to a channel with scan/vote enabled, it
will adhere to the scan/vote conditions of that channel.
ZONE = 08:
Soft-channel change.
CHANNEL_NO = (txFrequency/125) (rxFrequency/125)
(txCTCSS*10) (rxCTCSS*10) 0 0
Example: g 32 08 120610 11F350 04CE 04CE 38 00000000 9F
Note: frequencies are in Hertz.
TX = 147.650 , RX = 147.050, TX CTCSS = 123 Hz,
RX CTCSS = 123 Hz, low power, 12.5 kHz channel spacing.
The source-code of a software application is available from T.L.
Parker Ltd Technical Support which will give examples of the use of
the commands and calculate the checksum for any given command
and parameters.
Please contact Technical Support (refer to “T.L. Parker Contact
Information” on page 2).
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