DTMF Radio Capabilities for APRStt (rev b) 30 Nov 2015 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- The purpose of this document is to document the capabilities and ease-of-use of DTMF in all popular radios. For the purpose of APRStt, it is assumed that any preparation work has already been done to place the radio in an optimum configuration that then subsequently facilitates the sending of DTMF. For example, the Kenwoods have an exhaustive MENU key, but in this case, it is assumed that the MENU key has already been cycled to the DTMF memory function during DTMF operations so that all subsequent use of that key is already in DTMF MEMORY mode. [Optional steps] are shown in brackets. Radio Model Sending live DTMF Sending from DTMF memory Mrys After pressing PTt After pressing PTT ----------- ------------------ ---------------------------------- ---- THD7,TMD700 Press DTMF key MENU, [dial memory#], Press OK 10 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Wofung/* Press DTMF key No Memory. Just ANI up to 6 digits. ON/OFF Befung Press DTMF key No Memory. Just ANI up to 5? digits. ON/OFF But takes 26 key presses to change ON/OFF Also SIGNAL code. Details unknown 1 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- *Detailed DTMF info by Daniel, KB3MUN: http://aprs.org/aprstt/DTMF-China.html *Also, WOXUN Report from Byon: Using KG-UV3D memory config software from Powerwerx on my Wouxun KG-UV3D. https://www.powerwerx.com/wouxun/usb.html ) Can store from 1 to 6 DTMF tones. All 16 DTMF keys allowed. Manual only says 0-9 and A-D, but * and # can also be stored. The ANI tones were sent each time after pressing PTT. There were no "signal codes", or any other DMTF memory features I could see. Reception was not affected by enabling ANI. ANI is only settable via the config software, not the radio keypad. The ABCD keys are the top row of keys labeled as MENU, UParrow, DN arrow, EXIT The CHIRP software has no references to ANI or DTMF for the Woxun (or Baofeng)