Actually I just wanted to listen on 220, but now that I look at the
specs I see you are correct. It doesn't transmit, or listen, on 220.
Bummer, my old 2720 did that just fine.

Thanks for the response.
josh



--- In ICOM_ID800H@yahoogroups.com, Doug Ferrell <kd4moj@...> wrote:
>
> On Thu, 26 Jun 2008, josh.bloom wrote:
>
> > Hi,
> > I'm trying to setup my radio for an odd split repeater pair and
can't
> > seem to figure out how to do it from the software. I want to go
in on
> > 440 and go out on 220? I tried making the offset 200 mhz, but
20mhz was
> > max.
>
> Josh the 800 is a 2meter/70cm only radio...can't do 220.
>
> --
> ...DOUG
> KD4MOJ
> Tallahassee, FL
>

On Thu, 26 Jun 2008, josh.bloom wrote:

> Hi,
> I'm trying to setup my radio for an odd split repeater pair and can't
> seem to figure out how to do it from the software. I want to go in on
> 440 and go out on 220? I tried making the offset 200 mhz, but 20mhz was
> max.

Josh the 800 is a 2meter/70cm only radio...can't do 220.

--
...DOUG
KD4MOJ
Tallahassee, FL

Hi,
I'm trying to setup my radio for an odd split repeater pair and can't
seem to figure out how to do it from the software. I want to go in on
440 and go out on 220? I tried making the offset 200 mhz, but 20mhz was
max.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Thanks,
josh
kb6vtu

Greets:

	 Is there a way to go to a memory slot via the mic without the tuning dial?
Didn't' see it in the manual (of course I have version 1)

...DOUG
KD4MOJ

On Sun, 8 Jun 2008, dietmarfichter wrote:

> This site seems to have stalled.
>
> Dietmar
> VE3CG

Only the users! [GRIN]

--
...DOUG
KD4MOJ

----- Original Message -----

From: dietmarfichter

To: ICOM_ID800H@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Sunday, June 08, 2008 7:10 PM

Subject: [ICOM_ID800H] Stalled

This site seems to have stalled.

Dietmar
VE3CG

This site seems to have stalled.

Dietmar
VE3CG

On Fri, 29 Feb 2008, lowga wrote:

>
> I'm having trouble using my Icom ID-800H data socket after a recent
> shack move. Previously, I was using the connection with the dchat
> software successfully, but now it doesn't seem to be working. I've
> checked and double checked the settings of both the serial port and
> the radio itself, nothing seems amiss.

Howdy Les:

   Make sure that you have GPS function turned off (in case you accidently
turned it on). Can't have data and GPS function both turned on at the same
time. Even if you don't have a GPS, I would go into the menu to make sure
that it's off.

--
...DOUG
KD4MOJ

I'm having trouble using my Icom ID-800H data socket after a recent
shack move. Previously, I was using the connection with the dchat
software successfully, but now it doesn't seem to be working. I've
checked and double checked the settings of both the serial port and
the radio itself, nothing seems amiss.

Is there a way to test external devices like this? And if it needs a
repair can someone recommend a good service shop for this rig? It's
out of warranty...so fast service and professional results would be
the main goal.

Thanks in advance.

73,

Les Rayburn, N1LF

----- Original Message -----

From: nt2w

To: ICOM_ID800H@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Thursday, January 03, 2008 9:01 AM

Subject: [ICOM_ID800H] K2DIG

Had a QSO with K1DO 9 on K2DIG when I was on business in NYC in late
November- he told me that the gateway was down at that time, and it
was apparent from the lack of callsigns on the jfindu site. It
appears it's fixed now since jfindu is listing activity, including K1DO.

73
Rich
NT2W

--- In ICOM_ID800H@yahoogroups.com, "djs13" <djs13@...> wrote:
>

>
> As for K2DIG it was off the air due to problems for a while. NOw it is
> back. There is a small following in the City but with a wider coverage
> and such perhaps some of them will use it more. I do not know Gateway
> status on the new machine.
>
> Dan S
> KO1D/4
>
> --- In ICOM_ID800H@yahoogroups.com, "Steve S. Bosshard (NU5D)"
> <bosshard@> wrote:
> >
> > Hi Dan, Sorry we could not make contact on the air the other day.
> > Message 1132 I believe in dstar_digital outlines using UR memories to
> > store repeater calls. You have to manually place the / in front
of the
> > repeater call. In the 54 (I thought there were 100 repeater calls at
> > the time) repeater calls, the cloning software does this for you.
> > automatically. You can effectively have 154 memories with repeater
> > calls by programming repeaters both in the 100 URs and 54
repeaters. I
> > am working on a new file that shows activity on the different gateways
> > so that I can omit those with no or little activity from my radios to
> > make room for ones with more activity. I have made many call thru
K2DIG
> > and finally given up - never had a single call answered. I will try
> > again. Merry Christmas, Steve NU5D
> >
> > djs13 wrote:
> > > PLUS: Lots of new DStar machines coming on line and listed at
> > > DStarusers.org
> > >
> > > PLUS: I use quite a few when I travel from DC to New England. The
> > > K2DIG on the Empire State Building is back and phenomenal. I held it
> > > from NJ on the Turnpike through to almost New Haven, CT on 70cm DV
> > > just before Xmas.
> > >
> >
> > --
> > /Subscribe to dstar_digital/
> >
> > Powered by groups.yahoo.com
> <http://groups.yahoo.com/group/dstar_digital>
> >
>

Had a QSO with K1DO  9  on K2DIG when I was on business in NYC in late
November- he told me that the gateway was down at that time, and it
was apparent from the lack of callsigns on the jfindu site.  It
appears it's fixed now since jfindu is listing activity, including K1DO.

73
Rich
NT2W

--- In ICOM_ID800H@yahoogroups.com, "djs13" <djs13@...> wrote:
>


>
> As for K2DIG it was off the air due to problems for a while. NOw it is
> back. There is a small following in the City but with a wider coverage
> and such perhaps some of them will use it more. I do not know Gateway
> status on the new machine.
>
> Dan S
> KO1D/4
>
> --- In ICOM_ID800H@yahoogroups.com, "Steve S. Bosshard (NU5D)"
> <bosshard@> wrote:
> >
> > Hi Dan,  Sorry we could not make contact on the air the other day.
> > Message 1132 I believe in dstar_digital outlines using UR memories to
> > store repeater calls.  You have to manually place the / in front
of the
> > repeater call.  In the 54 (I thought there were 100 repeater calls at
> > the time) repeater calls, the cloning software does this for you.
> > automatically.  You can effectively have 154 memories with repeater
> > calls by programming repeaters both in the 100 URs and 54
repeaters.  I
> > am working on a new file that shows activity on the different gateways
> > so that I can omit those with no or little activity from my radios to
> > make room for ones with more activity.  I have made many call thru
K2DIG
> > and finally given up - never had a single call answered.  I will try
> > again.  Merry Christmas,  Steve NU5D
> >
> > djs13 wrote:
> > > PLUS: Lots of new DStar machines coming on line and listed at
> > > DStarusers.org
> > >
> > > PLUS: I use quite a few when I travel from DC to New England. The
> > > K2DIG on the Empire State Building is back and phenomenal. I held it
> > > from NJ on the Turnpike through to almost New Haven, CT on 70cm DV
> > > just before Xmas.
> > >
> >
> > --
> > /Subscribe to dstar_digital/
> >
> > Powered by groups.yahoo.com
> <http://groups.yahoo.com/group/dstar_digital>
> >
>

Hey Steve,

Also sorry we could not connect. I have to wait until there is a
gateway close to me so I can register.

Regarding the memories, I would have thought ICOM would have come out
with a newer version of the memory software allowing for more than 54
memories. Maybe a future software writer, not me as I am not one, can
set it so you only put in the call sign and can check A B C G next to
the call so you only occupy one slot. Not sure that is possible though.

Anyways as I said this is a good problem and thanks for the heads up.
I will keep that in mind for future programming.

As for K2DIG it was off the air due to problems for a while. NOw it is
back. There is a small following in the City but with a wider coverage
and such perhaps some of them will use it more. I do not know Gateway
status on the new machine.

Dan S
KO1D/4

--- In ICOM_ID800H@yahoogroups.com, "Steve S. Bosshard (NU5D)"
<bosshard@...> wrote:
>
> Hi Dan,  Sorry we could not make contact on the air the other day.
> Message 1132 I believe in dstar_digital outlines using UR memories to
> store repeater calls.  You have to manually place the / in front of the
> repeater call.  In the 54 (I thought there were 100 repeater calls at
> the time) repeater calls, the cloning software does this for you.
> automatically.  You can effectively have 154 memories with repeater
> calls by programming repeaters both in the 100 URs and 54 repeaters.  I
> am working on a new file that shows activity on the different gateways
> so that I can omit those with no or little activity from my radios to
> make room for ones with more activity.  I have made many call thru K2DIG
> and finally given up - never had a single call answered.  I will try
> again.  Merry Christmas,  Steve NU5D
>
> djs13 wrote:
> > PLUS: Lots of new DStar machines coming on line and listed at
> > DStarusers.org
> >
> > PLUS: I use quite a few when I travel from DC to New England. The
> > K2DIG on the Empire State Building is back and phenomenal. I held it
> > from NJ on the Turnpike through to almost New Haven, CT on 70cm DV
> > just before Xmas.
> >
>
> --
> /Subscribe to dstar_digital/
>
> Powered by groups.yahoo.com
<http://groups.yahoo.com/group/dstar_digital>
>

Hi Dan,  Sorry we could not make contact on the air the other day.
Message 1132 I believe in dstar_digital outlines using UR memories to
store repeater calls.  You have to manually place the / in front of the
repeater call.  In the 54 (I thought there were 100 repeater calls at
the time) repeater calls, the cloning software does this for you.
automatically.  You can effectively have 154 memories with repeater
calls by programming repeaters both in the 100 URs and 54 repeaters.  I
am working on a new file that shows activity on the different gateways
so that I can omit those with no or little activity from my radios to
make room for ones with more activity.  I have made many call thru K2DIG
and finally given up - never had a single call answered.  I will try
again.  Merry Christmas,  Steve NU5D

djs13 wrote:
> PLUS: Lots of new DStar machines coming on line and listed at
> DStarusers.org
>
> PLUS: I use quite a few when I travel from DC to New England. The
> K2DIG on the Empire State Building is back and phenomenal. I held it
> from NJ on the Turnpike through to almost New Haven, CT on 70cm DV
> just before Xmas.
>

--
/Subscribe to dstar_digital/

Powered by groups.yahoo.com <http://groups.yahoo.com/group/dstar_digital>

PLUS: Lots of new DStar machines coming on line and listed at
DStarusers.org

PLUS: I use quite a few when I travel from DC to New England. The
K2DIG on the Empire State Building is back and phenomenal. I held it
from NJ on the Turnpike through to almost New Haven, CT on 70cm DV
just before Xmas.

Minus: I only have room for 54 repeaters. So that means if WA1BCD has
both 2m and 70cm that is 2 slots, toss in the Gateway "G" that is a
slot. So one machine takes up 3 slots in theory. Is there any plans or
current way to add more than 54 repeater call signs to the repeater
call sign screen on the programming software?

This is one of those really good problems to have and not a complaint.
Just seeing what the future brings.

Dan S
KO1D

----- Original Message -----

From: Tad Danley

To: ICOM_ID800H@yahoogroups.com ; dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Tuesday, December 04, 2007 9:44 AM

Subject: [ICOM_ID800H] adding repeaters to ID-800

Hello, I have an ID-800H that I programmed successfully using ICOM's
software for several D-Star and analog systems. Now I need to add some
D-Star repeaters manually, and I'll be darned if I can figure out how to
do that manually even though I am trying to follow the process outlined
in the user manual. Is there anyone who can help me out with step by
step programming instructions via the front panel of the radio?

Thanks in advance and 73!

--
Tad Danley, K3TD
EM10dq

Hello, I have an ID-800H that I programmed successfully using ICOM's
software for several D-Star and analog systems.  Now I need to add some
D-Star repeaters manually, and I'll be darned if I can figure out how to
do that manually even though I am trying to follow the process outlined
in the user manual.  Is there anyone who can help me out with step by
step programming instructions via the front panel of the radio?

Thanks in advance and 73!

--
Tad Danley, K3TD
EM10dq

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>That is why I am the proud owner of an ID800 instead of a 2820. If
>you get the 2820 with DStar installed, you should not have to install
>the UT123 codec board. You certainly wont have to install the CODEC
>board in the ID800.

No matter which radio you get, make sure you get the programming
software and cable.  It will make understanding and setting up the
DStar parameters much more enjoyable!

73,
Mark N5RFX

>Hi Mark.... I was talking about the UT123 digital module for the
>2820...... Boy though, when I look at the price...almost a grand....
>maybe the 800 is the way to go ... even with the limited
>features........ since I already have a 2720....


Hi John,

That is why I am the proud owner of an ID800 instead of a 2820.  If
you get the 2820 with DStar installed, you should not have to install
the UT123 codec board.  You certainly wont have to install the CODEC
board in the ID800.

73,
Mark N5RFX

>Is the option module/cca easy to install

I don't know about an option module/cca, what is that?


73,
Mark N5RFX

>Time to try D Star.... Question... for a mobile rig... is it better
>to get an 800 or a 2028?
>The 800 is D star ready right?


I think you mean 2820.  The decision really rests on features.  The
2820 has more features/memory than the ID800.  The 2820 is a 2
receiver dual band radio, while the ID800 is a single receiver dual
band radio.  The performance of the two radios is nearly equal, but
the 2820 has diversity reception capability that the ID800 doesn't have.

Good luck and 73,

Mark N5RFX

Jim, on my ID800H it does not have a BCL control.  I am going to do a complete reset, and re-program the radio and see what happens.  Thanks for your tip.

 

73,

 

Hank