CPS 2.126 and PL Codes?

[maxrichards]

Hi all,

Apologies in advance if this is a dumb question. I'm trying to program an analog channel into an R7 using 2.126 and I've never done so before. The only squelch options I'm seeing are TPL and DPL. Since this is an analog channel, is it safe to assume that if I program the PL code in as DPL, it will work as traditional PL? Or am I missing an option? When I go to DPL, the Tone Code I was given was 110.9, but that's not an option. It tracks with TPL frequency setup, but then I hear no audio. Am I missing something?

TYIA.

 

[KevinC]

Use PL.

 

[maxrichards]

PL Doesn't seem to be an option. Under Squelch, it only gives me CSQ, DPL AND TPL.

 

[ElroyJetson]

DPL and TPL are not the same and are not equivalent. Both are used on analog channels. Neither are used on digital channels.

PL is assumed to be TPL, pretty much always. DPL is usually specified as DPL.

PL 110.0 is NOT DPL 110. There is no correlation.

VALID MOTOROLA PL CODES

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XZ 67.Ø	WZ 69.3	XA 71.9	WA 74.4	XB 77.Ø	WB 79.7
YZ 82.5	YA 85.4	YB 88.5	ZZ 91.5	ZA 94.8	ZB 97.4
1Z 1ØØ.Ø	1A 1Ø3.5	1B 1Ø7.2	2Z 11Ø.9	2A 114.8	2B 118.8
3Z 123.Ø	3A 127.3	3B 131.8	4Z 136.5	4A 141.3	4B 146.2
5Z 151.4	5A 156.7	5B 162.2	6Z 167.9	6A 173.8	6B 179.9
7Z 186.2	7A 192.8	M1 2Ø3.5	8Z 2Ø6.5	M2 21Ø.7	M3 218.1
M4 225.7	9Z 229.1	M5 233.6	M6 241.8	M7 25Ø.3	ØZ 254.1

Codes shown in red are not standard and are not recommended.
Codes above 200 Hz may be audible and are not recommended.







VALID MOTOROLA DPL CODES

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Ø23	Ø25	Ø26	Ø31	Ø32	Ø43	Ø47	Ø51	Ø53	Ø54	Ø65	Ø71	Ø72
Ø73	Ø74	114	115	116	122	125	131	132	134	143	152	155
156	162	165	172	174	2Ø5	212	223	225	226	243	244	245
246	251	252	261	263	265	266	271	3Ø6	311	315	325	331
343	346	351	364	365	371	411	412	413	423	425	431	432
445	446	452	455	464	465	466	5Ø3	5Ø6	516	521	525	532
546	552	564	565	6Ø6	612	624	627	631	632	645	652	654
662	664	7Ø3	712	723	725	726	731	732	734	743	754

Codes shown in red are not standard and are not recommended.

 

[alcahuete]

Use TPL.

 

[a417]

DPL is usually specified as DPL.

..except where it's specified as DCS.

 

[maxrichards]

Thank you all! Got it sorted. I've never had a reason to program an analog channel before since we mostly operate in DMR.

 

[a417]

Thank you all! Got it sorted. I've never had a reason to program an analog channel before since we mostly operate in DMR.

You will learn the old ways, for analog is already interoperable.