Tony,

Here is a link to the chirp wiki. This should answer your question on tones.

http://chirp.danplanet.com/projects/chirp/wiki/DevelopersToneModes

Todd Bloomingdale​-KC9LOX​

Tomah, WI

On Thu, May 5, 2016 at 2:30 PM, Tony Stephen ke6jzf@verizon.net wrote:

Started using CHRIPS and like it.

My question what does

rToneFreq and cToneFreq mean/stand for

I know one is for the transmit tone and the other is for the receive tone, (T/Tsql)

Which is which????

r means????

c means????

Thank You

KE6JZF

Tony Stephen

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Hi Tony,

Started using CHRIPS and like it.

It is CHIRP ;-)

My question what does

rToneFreq and cToneFreq mean/stand for

Tom did a good job of explaining this.

Which is which????

What I do when I want to know which is which or to find the correct format I need the data to be in, I program a channel with the appropriate data and export it to a CSV file. Then I just examine the CSV file to see what I am looking for.

So just program a channel with Tone Mode set to Tone and the Tone column set to anything except the default 88.5 Hz tone value and export it to a CSV file. Look at the CSV and you should easily see which column is for the TX CTCSS tone. Then I believe the other column will then be used when Tone Mode = TSQL (RX CTCSS tone = TX CTCSS tone) and Tone Mode = Cross and Cross Mode = ->Tone (RX CTCSS tone only).

Jim KC9HI