Log into the RTCM and select "d" for diagnostics and pres "1" for set initial tone level then set for 3khz deviation. That's what I do at least. They match my Acid nodes. k0jsc On Wed, May 11, 2016 at 10:00 AM, <app_rpt-users-request@ohnosec.org> wrote:

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Hi all,

For those of you using RTCMs on your repeaters.... I was wondering what procedure you use to set the TX level on your RTCM. There are great tools built into the RTCM/Allstar for setting squelch and RX levels, but TX is left pretty much to your imagination.

Curious how folks are going about this. On the hardware-only path controllers (SCOM, Arcomm, etc...) it's very clearly documented about how they'd like you to set levels throughout the audio path. There is even reasonably good documentation for setting TX levels with a URIx. The RTCM, not so much.

I've got a few of the RTCMs deployed now and things sound really good, but I am following my own made-up procedure based on what I think it should be. Got to wondering how others are doing it and if I could improve my methods any.

Thanks for sharing!

James KI0KN