README        this file
EPROMS.ZIP    the binary files needed to burn your own eproms
MAN_WP60.ZIP  the manual in WP for Windows 6.0a format.  Does not
              convert to Word for Windows well, try the 5.1 version.
MAN_WP51.ZIP  the manual in WP for Windows 5.1/2 format.  Will convert
              to Word for Windows 6.0, but some of the graphics
              characters like the boxes around the command summaries
              get messed up.
MAN_PDF4.ZIP  The manual in Adobe's Portable Document Format.  Does
              not have the fonts embedded, and therefore will not
              display correctly on some systems.
RLC4.PDF      The manual in Adobe's Portable Document Format, with
              embedded fonts.  Should display and print correctly
              on all systems using Adobe Acrobat.

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                 What has changed in V1.30 (since 1.24)

V1.30 is considered "beta" software as of the time of its
release.  If it proves to be stable, it may become or lead to a
general release to be sent to all RLC-4 users.  Since V1.24:
*    Fixed the manual off hook command so it will not execute if
     the patch has not been configured yet (with C110) and will
     not interrupt another port that is already using the patch.
*    When any port makes an autopatch call, all of the ports that
     were monitoring or connected to the port that made the call
     are included on the call (repeaters and links) instead of
     only hearing the radio side of the conversation.
*    C112 will now treat macros 200..249 as autodial slots if you
     attempt to dial a one or two digit number:  C112*00 calls
     macro 200, C112*49 calls macro 249.  To make the macros work
     as autodials, program them as C050*200113<phone number> (to
     program macro 200, autodial 00).
*    Corrected a problem that occurred when a repeater in
     preaccess mode (see C070) connected itself to a link using a
     macro.  It caused the link transmitter to hang until
     kerchunked or until a tone or voice message was sent down
     the link.
*    Fixed a problem that would allow the audio from ports that
     were timed out to be transmitted if something else brought
     the transmitter up.
*    Fixed a problem that allowed the manual off-hook command
     (C111) to connect even if the patch was already in use.
*    Muted the patch audio before and during the time that the
     number is being dialed.  The audio is unmuted as soon as
     dialing is complete.

                      What about the next release?

     We have a lot of plans for the next release, including
serial status screens, finishing the HF interface, a new command
execution module that will not require the '*' between the
command name and the data, and a lot of the features you have
requested.  If you have ideas you have not told us about yet,
please let us know about them (preferably in writing).