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MAC
Index
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Walsh Code
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Color
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Notes
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0
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0
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Gray if inactive
Light brown if active
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Reserved channel/code, and should always be inactive. If these are light brown, then channel type is "Unknown".
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1
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32
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Gray if inactive
Light brown if active
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Reserved channel/code, and should always be inactive. If these are light brown, then channel type is "Unknown".
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2
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1
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Gray if inactive
Light brown if active
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Reserved channel/code, and should always be inactive. If these are light brown, then channel type is "Unknown".
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3
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33
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Gray if inactive
Light brown if active
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Reserved channel/code, and should always be inactive. If these are light brown, then channel type is "Unknown".
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4
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2
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Light blue
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Reverse activity. Should always be active.
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>4
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3 - 31 and 34 - 63 for CDP Type MAC 64.
3 - 31 and 34 - 127 for CDP Type MAC 128.
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Gray if inactive (or "noise")
Orange if active
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Orange indicates active MAC RPC channels. Active channels display the Walsh Code/MAC Index below the graticule in yellow text.
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