The standard commands greyed out, can be replaced by the much simpler shortcuts.
However, talk group 91 and 92 must always be activated by a full DTMF command (with the prefix 91).

Click here for the complete talk group list at SK7RFL.se.

Commands may or may not be terminated by a # sign..

Talk group for outgoing calls are manually selected by using the DTMF command 91tg or by CTCSS. Selection of a new talk group by DTMF will de-select any previous selected talk groups. Selection of talk group by CTCSS will only function at start of the repeater. If talk group is activated by CTCSS or carrier only, the first transmission is always local. The talk group shortcuts are not standard SvxLink.

The selected talk group is active, until the reset signal is heard.. 3 tones after 30 seconds of inactivity. Regardless if the nod was activated locally or externally.

If no commands are given, the node will activate its default talk group. SvxLink SE 2405174 SvxLink UK 2405174 DMR BM 2405174 DMR TGIF 2405174 YSF "SE SM5GXQ" 57839 The first transmission is always local.

Incoming traffic from any of the above listed talk groups will automatically activate the node. But not if the node is already in use. No commands are needed for a local user to respond to any incoming call.

The node will verbally inform about the talk group selected. The talk group is stated by number or associated callsign. At the first transmission from each node, the node's callsign is spelled out (SvxLink only). At the first transmission on a DMR talk group, the talk group number is spelled out. Some different coutesy tones are given, to indicate other repeaters and networks. Morse Repeater B SK5BN A SK7RFL Algutsrum R SK7RN (ospecificerat) S SK7RN-S Mörbylånga C SK7RN-C Borgholm N SK7RN-N Böda J SK7JL Spjutsbygd K SK5AS Linköping W SK5LW Eskilstuna U UK Reflector T Thüringen Link L EchoLink D DMR

If using talk group 240|91|92, it's mandatory to do a "QSY". Other repeaters are then released from the connection. There is an automatic QSY from talk group 240 after 3 minutes of QSO. Users on nodes already involved don't need to issue any commands to follow the QSY. On all other nodes, there is a message "QSY xx pending". Users can now press PTT within 15 seconds to follow that QSY. After 15 seconds "QSY ignored" is heard. Now users may give the DTMF command 93 to follow that QSY.

Outgoing EchoLink calls will block any previous talk group selections.

Incoming EchoLink calls cannot interrupt ongoing QSOs on the node. If there already is an ongoing QSO, the node will inform the EchoLink user that the node is occupied, followed by disconnection. This does however not apply to a QSO on the local talk group 2405174.

EchoLink are automatically disconnected when inactive too long. The timeout is 30 seconds. This does not apply to bulletin mode.

In this implementation there are separate solutions for incoming and outgoing EchoLink connections. Incoming EchoLink is routed to talk group 2 at the node's local reflector. No verbal messages are given on radio, when users connect or disconnect. The node is not activated, until the connecting station gives his first PTT. The EchoLink user will hear a node ID upon connection. No other messages or tones from the logic will be heard. The status commands (*, 0* 2*) will give two separate listings of connected EchoLink users. Clients = Incoming connections. Stations = Outgoing connections. The command * will only give the number of connected users. The command 2* will also spell the callsigns of all connected users. The local (radio) user may use # to disconnect outgoing EchoLink connections, but not incoming ones.