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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 01/28/2015 02:04 PM, Mike M wrote:<br>
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<div dir="ltr">Some entries have hard coded defaults where if you
leave it out, it will default to something else, so if you want
a silent telem, make a telemetry tone that is silent and set it
as the tone.
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<div>I think you'll need to set remotetx in [telemetry] to a
silent tone. If you leave it out it will default to some
hardcoded tone. I use </div>
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<div>|t(0,0,10,2048) ; silent tone.</div>
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Uhm... not quite, Mike...<br>
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<p>A tone group is a set of 4 comma separated integers formatted as
follows:</p>
<p><code>(frequency1,frequency2,duration,amplitude)</code></p>
<p>frequency1 and frequency2 must be a number between 0 and 3000.
These specify the tone frequency in Hz.<br>
duration is the tone on time in Milliseconds. amplitude is the
relative volume level of the tone or tones. This can be from 0 to
8192.</p>
<p>A tone group consisting of zeroes for amplitude and frequency
will be sent as a silent period.<br>
A single frequency tone can be sent by setting frequency2 to zero.</p>
<p>Note: There must be no spaces between the commas, numbers, or the
parenthesis.<br>
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