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* IntroLine2: "MY0CALL"
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* The VOX level is a number between 1 and 10, that indicates the sensitivity of the VOX (voice
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* operated switch). This feature (if present and enabled) allows to automatically switch to
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* transmit if you speak into the microphone. The threshold for switching is set by the VOX
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* sensitivity. This value may vary heavily from model to model.
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* The microphone sensitivity/amplification can also be set (on some radios) using the MicLevel
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* entry. This entry is also a number between 1 and 10. The larger the level the larger the
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* microphone amplification. This value may vary heavily from model to model.
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* The "Speech" option enables the speech synthesis of the radio if supported. Possible settings
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* # Speech-synthesis ('On' or 'Off'):
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* @subsection confcont Contact table
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* The contact table is a list of DMR contacts like
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* The digital channel table has the form
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* Digital Name Receive Transmit Power Scan TOT RO Admit Color Slot RxGL TxContact
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* 11 "DM0TT Ref" 439.0870 -7.6000 High 1 - - Free 1 1 7 12 # Regional
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* 12 "DM0TT BB" 439.0875 -7.6000 High - - - Free 1 2 7 15 # Berlin/Brand
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* 84 "DMR_S0" 433.4500 433.4500 High 2 - - Free 1 1 6 9 # Simplex TG99
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* 85 "DMR_S1" 433.6120 433.6120 High 2 - - Free 1 1 6 9 # Simplex TG99
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* 86 "DMR_S2" 433.6250 433.6250 High 2 - - Free 1 1 6 9 # Simplex TG99
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* 87 "DMR_S3" 433.6380 433.6380 High 2 - - Free 1 1 6 9 # Simplex TG99
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* 88 "DMR_S4" 433.6500 433.6500 High 2 - - Free 1 1 6 9 # Simplex TG99
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* 89 "DMR_S5" 433.6630 433.6630 High 2 - - Free 1 1 6 9 # Simplex TG99
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* 90 "DMR_S6" 433.6750 433.6750 High 2 - - Free 1 1 6 9 # Simplex TG99
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* 91 "DMR_S7" 433.6880 433.6880 High 2 - - Free 1 1 6 9 # Simplex TG99
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* Digital Name Receive Transmit Power Scan TOT RO Admit CC TS RxGL TxC GPS
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* 11 "DM0TT Ref" 439.0870 -7.6000 High 1 - - Free 1 1 7 12 - # Regional
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* 12 "DM0TT BB" 439.0875 -7.6000 High - - - Free 1 2 7 15 1 # Berlin/Brand
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* 84 "DMR_S0" 433.4500 433.4500 High 2 - - Free 1 1 6 9 - # Simplex TG99
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* 85 "DMR_S1" 433.6120 433.6120 High 2 - - Free 1 1 6 9 - # Simplex TG99
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* 86 "DMR_S2" 433.6250 433.6250 High 2 - - Free 1 1 6 9 - # Simplex TG99
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* 87 "DMR_S3" 433.6380 433.6380 High 2 - - Free 1 1 6 9 - # Simplex TG99
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* 88 "DMR_S4" 433.6500 433.6500 High 2 - - Free 1 1 6 9 - # Simplex TG99
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* 89 "DMR_S5" 433.6630 433.6630 High 2 - - Free 1 1 6 9 - # Simplex TG99
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* 90 "DMR_S6" 433.6750 433.6750 High 2 - - Free 1 1 6 9 - # Simplex TG99
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* 91 "DMR_S7" 433.6880 433.6880 High 2 - - Free 1 1 6 9 - # Simplex TG99
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* The digital-channel table starts with the keyword "Digital" and ends with an empty line. The
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* next keywords (Name, Receive, Transmit, Power, Scan, TOT, RO, Admit, Color, Slot, RxGL and
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* TxContact) are ignored and are maintained for the self-documentation of the configuraion file.
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* next keywords (Name, Receive, Transmit, Power, Scan, TOT, RO, Admit, CC, TS, RxGL and
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* TxC) are ignored and are maintained for the self-documentation of the configuraion file.
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* Each channel is defined within a single line. The first column is the unique channel
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* identifier (any unique number among analog AND digital channels). The second column specifies the
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* pressed. The "Free" keyword indicates that the radio will only transmit if the channel is free.
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* The "Color" keyword indicates that the radio will only transmit if the channel is free and the
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* colorcode of the repeater matches the specified color-code of the channel (see next column). The
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* 10th column specifies the colorcode of the channel. The 10th (Color) column specifies the
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* 10th column specifies the colorcode of the channel. The 10th (CC) column specifies the
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* color-code of the channel. To avoid interference between neighbouring radios and repreaters on
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* the same frequency (in case of DX conditions), the repeater and radio will only react to
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* tranmissions on a channel with the matching color-code. The color-code can be any number between
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* 0 and 15. The 11th (Slot) column specifies the time-slot for this channel. Due to the audio
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* 0 and 15. The 11th (TS) column specifies the time-slot for this channel. Due to the audio
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* compression used in DMR, it is possible to operate two independent channels on a single
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* frequency by using time-sliceing. DMR uses two time-slots. This option specifies which of the
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* two time-slots is used for the channel. On simplex channels, this time-sliceing is irrelevant, as
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* there is no central instance (the repeater) that defines what time-slot 1 or 2 is.
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* there is no central instance (the repeater) that defines what time-slot 1 or 2 is. The 12th (GPS)
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* column specifies the GPS system (see below) to use on that channel.
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* @subsection confana Analog channel table
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* The analog channel table collects all analog (FM) channels. As digital channels have some
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* A reference to any channel-type can be used here, analog and digital.
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* @subsection confscan Scan lists
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* Finally a scan list is list of channels, that are scanned whenever scanning is started on a
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* A scan list is list of channels, that are scanned whenever scanning is started on a
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* channel the scan list is associated with. A single scan list might be associated with several
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* channels. For example, all channels within that scan list.
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* that the radio will transmit on the channel at which the scan stopped on, while specifying any
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* channel index implies, that the radio will transmit on that channel. Finally the 6th column
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* specifies the comma-separated list of channels that form the scan list.
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* @subsection confgps GPS Systems
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* The GPS System list just specifies the contact to which some positional information is send to
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* (which usually gets forwarded to the APRS system) and at which period this information is send.
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* GPS Name Dest Period Revert
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* The first column specifies the ID of the GPS system. This can be any number >0. The second column
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* (Name) specifies the name of the GPS system. The third column specifies the destination contact
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* ID (see Contacts above), the position information is send to. The fourth column (Period) specifies
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#ifndef CSVREADER_HH
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virtual bool handleMicLevel(uint level, qint64 line, qint64 column, QString &errorMessage);
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/** Gets called once the Speech flag has been parsed. */
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virtual bool handleSpeech(bool speech, qint64 line, qint64 column, QString &errorMessage);
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/** Gets called once the UserDB flag has been parsed. */
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virtual bool handleUserDB(bool userdb, qint64 line, qint64 column, QString &errorMessage);
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/** Gets called once a DTMF contact has been parsed. */
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virtual bool handleDTMFContact(qint64 idx, const QString &name, const QString &num, bool rxTone,
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qint64 line, qint64 column, QString &errorMessage);
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bool _parse_mic_level(CSVLexer &lexer);
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/** Internal function to parse Speech flag. */
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bool _parse_speech(CSVLexer &lexer);
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/** Internal function to parse UserDB flag. */
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bool _parse_userdb(CSVLexer &lexer);
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/** Internal function to parse a digital contact list. */
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bool _parse_contacts(CSVLexer &lexer);
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/** Internal function to parse digital contact. */
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virtual bool handleIntroLine2(const QString &text, qint64 line, qint64 column, QString &errorMessage);
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virtual bool handleMicLevel(uint level, qint64 line, qint64 column, QString &errorMessage);
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virtual bool handleSpeech(bool speech, qint64 line, qint64 column, QString &errorMessage);
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virtual bool handleUserDB(bool userdb, qint64 line, qint64 column, QString &errorMessage);
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virtual bool handleDTMFContact(qint64 idx, const QString &name, const QString &num, bool rxTone,
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qint64 line, qint64 column, QString &errorMessage);
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virtual bool handleDigitalContact(
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