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3 PREPARATIONS FOR OPERATING APRSFigure 3-10 Menu 311 (COM Port – Input)3.2.6.3 Manually Entering Your PositionTo use the position configured in the menu, disable the internal GPS unit.To configure for a GPS terminal, select Menu 331 (APRS - COM Port).• Input: OffFigure 3-11 Menu 311 (COM Port – Input)To configure the position of your own station, select Menu 360 (APRS – My Position).• Name: any name (Enter a name familiar with you. For instance, Home name, etc.)• Latitude: Enter a latitude value.• Longitude: Enter a longitude value.Example:Configure a latitude of 39° 49.31' N and a longitude of 84° 15.39' W. Refer to Figure 3-12.Figure 3-12 Menu 360 (My Position)3.2.7 Position CommentTo enter a position comment, select Menu 380 (APRS - Comment - Position Comment).Figure 3-13 Menu 380 (Comment – Position Comment)20 CONTENTS TH-D72A/EFrom The N3UJJ.COM Document Library
3 PREPARATIONS FOR OPERATING APRS3.2.8 Status TextTo enter a position comment, select Menu 390 (APRS - StatusText).Select the text number. Pressing the [MHz] key displays [ ] as a mark representing the status text isin use.Figure 3-14 Menu 390 (StatusText – Number)Configure the frequency how frequently the status text is sent for transmitting the position packets.Configure the status text.Figure 3-15 Menu 390 (StatusText – TX Rate)Figure 3-16 Menu 390 (StatusText – Text)3.2.9 APRS IconTo determine an icon for your own station, select Menu 3C0 (APRS - Icon).Figure 3-17 Menu 3C0 (Icon)3.2.10 Method of Beacon TransmissionSelect Menu 3D0 (TX Beacon – Method) to configure the method to transmit the beacon. Manual is thedefault value. To transmit beacons automatically, set to “Auto” or “SmartBeaconing” in the menu.Figure 3-18 TX Beacon Method MenuTH-D72A/E CONTENTS 21From The N3UJJ.COM Document Library
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