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A 'tonemacro' is much like a normal macro (see also [https://wiki.allstarlink.org/wiki/Macro_use_and_format | {{Warning|adv-topics/tonemacros/}} | ||
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Latest revision as of 02:13, 11 July 2025
A 'tonemacro' is much like a normal macro (see also Macro use and format )
Mutiple tones can each have their own macro execution. And each node may have it's own set.
It activates the programmed macro/string based on a PL Tone received. Or NOT.
Note required that you are using dsp functions of USBRadio and proper tone config in the usbradio.conf required.
rxctcssfreqs=100.0,203.5 -USBRadio.conf
[tonemacro29284]
100.0=*671
203.5=*711
[tonemacro29285]
100.0=*672 *8910
203.5=*712
Use your imagination as this can be used very powerfully. But be careful in thinking out the full implications of what you are doing.