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Restore Router Settings: used to restore settings from a urs file created by the backup command.
A urs file can be used only with the device for which it was generated (the file contains the unit
serial number) on a computer with same port assignments.
Warning: Restoring a backup deletes all current Router settings including presets, use it carefully!
Backup Router Settings: used to create backup urs file.
This file contains Router settings (including Presets) for all devices defined in Router.
Options | General
Load Router on Start-up: when checked, Router will start automatically each time the computer is
started or rebooted.
Start Router Minimized: when checked, Router will started minimized
Options | HF Band Map: Customizable band edge boundaries used to drive the band data output. BCD
codes can be customized for driving antenna switches or bandpass filter control.
Options | Digital Band Map: Customizable band boundaries for the digital modes used for automatically
selecting VOICE/DIGITAL settings for Audio Switching and selecting proper keying output
(PTT1/PTT2). Proper boundaries are necessary for transceivers which do not have a special
mode for AFSK operation or do not provide this information via computer control. This primarily
effects Kenwood transceivers although it is applicable to some Icom, Ten-Tec and Yaesu radios.
Options | Audio Devices:
Don't use audio devices: when checked, Router does not use audio devices and the settings on
the Audio Mixer and DVK tabs have no effect.
Manually assign audio devices: when checked, Router will allow the user to select audio devices
(sound card) in the appropriate fields at Audio Mixer tab and will actively control the audio
devices
Automatically assign microHAM audio devices: when checked, Router will automatically assign
proper audio device of the same name if multiple microHAM interfaces of the same kind are
connected to the one computer. This setting does not apply to MK2R or MK2R+, it applies
only to DIGI Keyer.
Options | DVK:
Voice message time limit: maximum time for each voice message up to 120 seconds.
Sample rate: sampling frequency used during recording and playback of voice messages.
Sample size: sampling size used during recording of voice messages. Sampling size primarily
effects audio quality of the messages. 16bit samples provide higher quality than 8bit.
Note: Select the same sample rate and size as used by your software to avoid message distortion.
Options | USB:
Noise immunity: selects how many times an undelivered USB packet will be repeated before the
USB device is disconnected from the operating system.
Response time: selects how long the USB interface will wait for additional data before sending
data to the operating system.
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