The D-Star code squelch information is transmitted within the slow data section 
of the DV transmission. It has it's own ID (0xC2 I think, and the code is 
repeated twice for a little robustness). Since it's in the slow data section, 
code squelch data should pass through the D-Star repeater network unmolested.

For those interested in protocol information, the code squelch data number is 
converted to binary in an odd way, a value of 12 on the screen will be 
transmitted as 0x12 in the data stream!

Jonathan  G4KLX


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