Another 2200H question

[KE5ZJA]

Dear all i have a 2200h with ut-118 installed and have no prob talking simplex.  but when it comes to repeaters i cant find anny setup con fig
for example   under R1C or R2C i put the repeater call K5TIT but what are the  spaceing setup or letters like K5TIT a?b?C
           MY    KE5ZJA
           YUC  KF4AQO
Dallas repeater or anny ? repeater
           R1C  K5TIT what else goes here and what number slot
           R2C  K5TIT
                   12345678
i can get the tower info here but thay just say
A   1.2   voice
AD 1.2   data
B   443. voice
C   145. voice

does the letter A.AD.B.C go after the call sign if so ware .is there a code system and what is it help Thank YOU

[Pete AE5PL]

The D-STAR callsign field is 8 characters long.  The first 7 are for a callsign (padded with spaces) and the 8th character is the station ID (SSID).

Repeaters callsigns are a maximum of 6 characters (7th character always a space) to allow for zone calls (transmitting out a specific remote repeater).  Repeaters always have a station ID.  In the US (and most of the rest of the world), a repeater SSID 'A' is used for 1.2 GHz, 'B' is for 440 MHz, and 'C' is for 144 MHz.  'G' is always the repeater Gateway and only used in RPT2.

So, in answer to your question, using a 2200 (2m only) should have RPT1 set to 'K5TIT  C' (2 spaces) and, if you want to use the gateway, RPT2 set to 'K5TIT  G' (2 spaces).  To make use of callsign routing as you showed with URCALL set to another station's callsign SSID, you must be registered with a gateway somewhere in the network so all gateways know you are an authorized user.

Hope this helps.

73,

Pete AE5PL

[KE5ZJA]

  
Hey thank you Pete that was nice of you to reply.
I understand now right to the point good job il give it a try thank you ke5zja  c