Here is a table summarizing what we have just talked about. In each case you are transmitting on 2 meters, WA6IRC_C. Click here here for a couple other examples. For a good discussion and examples of manual programming for the ID-800, see AE7Q's ID-800 Usage page.
CALL TYPE URCALL RPT1 CALL RPT2 CALL DESCRIPTION SIMULCAST WA6IRC _ _ WA6IRC_C WA6IRC_G Transmit on all 3 local DV ports CALLSIGN KC1RON WA6IRC_C WA6IRC_G Route call to last location KC1RON was heard REFLECTOR LINK START REF001CL WA6IRC_C WA6IRC_G Start link to C module on REF001 GATEWAY QSO CQCQCQ WA6IRC_C WA6IRC_G Sends DV traffic to remote Gateway or Reflector UNLINK _ _ _ _ _ _ _ U WA6IRC_C WA6IRC_G Drop the Gateway or Reflector link LOCAL RF ACTIVITY _ _ _ _ _ _ _ A WA6IRC_C WA6IRC_G Last local RF user via text message GATEWAY LINK STATUS _ _ _ _ _ _ IX WA6IRC_C WA6IRC_G Plays audio files describing current link configuration LINK TO BUSY REFLECTOR _ _ _ _ _ _ LX WA6IRC_C WA6IRC_G Link to last busy reflector. Easy way to find a QSO RANDOM REFLECTOR LINK _ _ _ _ _ _ RX WA6IRC_C WA6IRC_G Random link to a recently active reflector. ECHO TEST _ _ _ _ _ _ _ E WA6IRC_C WA6IRC_G Plays back your transmission REPEATER ID _ _ _ _ _ _ _ I WA6IRC_C WA6IRC_G Repeater ID if unlinked; "System Linked" message if linked
