RLC-Club Version 1.61

The RLC-Club is a new controller that was just released at 
the Dayton hamvention.  The initial release was V1.60.  V1.61 
fixes some minor bugs.

    Put the user logon/fail/logoff messages in macros so the user
    can change them.

    Fixed some commands that called ...bit_set_one_based with more
    bits than they should have.  For example, when recalled the
    ports that used random and rotating ID's on the club, it listed
    all 8 ports.

    Defaulted ID's on for port 1.

    Added voice response to 187 when try to do challenge logon.  It didn't
    speak what digits it wanted you to enter, so unless you saw it on the
    serial screen, you couldn't log on.

    Club:  When used command 186 to set or recall a challenge password,
    the voice response for the number of digits to enter was wrong.

    Club:  was using 222, 230, 238 and 246 for pending ID
    macros, rather than 222, 224, 226, and 228.

You can find this file and the others described below on our 
internet ftp site.  The easiest way to access it is through a web 
browser and our homepage (http://www.link-comm.com/linkcomm).  
You can also access it directly by anonymous ftp at 
ftp.netins.net in directory showcase/linkcomm/rlc-club/v160.

readme.txt           This file.

clubdemo.zip         A DOS EXE program that imitates programming
                     the RLC-Club from the serial port.  You can 
                     try out most of the commands with it.  Of 
                     course, since the hardware isn't available, 
                     you won't be able to hear the synthesized 
                     voice.  

eprom.zip            The binary file needed to burn a new eprom.
                     It requires a 27C040 eprom, 120ns or faster. 

The newest version of the Club software for Windows is in a new directory, 
club_win.  V1.00 is the latest release as of the time this is being written.

If you have any questions, please email, fax, or call me.

Steve Strobel
Link Communications, Inc.
steve@link-comm.com
http://www.link-comm.com/linkcomm/
(406) 482-7547 fax
(406) 482-7515