Hello to the group,
My node, 2059 will not respond to any of the DTMF commands. Is there any
one could help get me back on track? Thanks
Will / W4WWM
1) Run asterisk "asterisk -cvvvvvvvv" with "rpt debug level 7" and looked for DTMF digits being decoded?
2) Check your input audio level, if to high (clipping) it will not decode or if way to low it will not decode.
3) Checked you config file to make sure you have teh prefix digit set.
Gary
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Hello to the group,
My node, 2059 will not respond to any of the DTMF commands. Is there any
one could help get me back on track? ThanksWill / W4WWM
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Gary,
Thanks for responding, but I think this might be over my head now.
I did check or enable debug level 7 and all I could understand there was
a WANRNING that stated file.c:587 ast_reaudio_callback: Failed to write
frame.
3) Checked you config file to make sure you have the prefix digit set.
Did you mean in the rpt.conf? Not sure if where to look for this check.
Please tell me more about the prefix digit being set. I'm trying to learn what I can.
All my dtmf processes worked well prior to connecting to one of the
nodes on the list. I simply parked the node in monitor mode and listen
for awhile then tried to disconnect, but it would not respond to the
disconnect dtmf sequence. So I rebooted the computer and thats when the
problems began. Thanks
Will / W4WWM
Yes, rpt.conf
This line defines the DTMF lead in character.
funcchar = * ;function lead-in character (defaults to '*')
Gary
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Gary,
Thanks for responding, but I think this might be over my head now.
I did check or enable debug level 7 and all I could understand there was
a WANRNING that stated file.c:587 ast_reaudio_callback: Failed to write
frame.3) Checked you config file to make sure you have the prefix digit set.
Did you mean in the rpt.conf? Not sure if where to look for this check. Please tell me more about the prefix digit being set. I'm trying to learn what I can.
All my dtmf processes worked well prior to connecting to one of the
nodes on the list. I simply parked the node in monitor mode and listen
for awhile then tried to disconnect, but it would not respond to the
disconnect dtmf sequence. So I rebooted the computer and thats when the
problems began. ThanksWill / W4WWM
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Gary,
This is really something new to me. I check my current rpt.conf and two
of my old simplex rpt.conf and the line you described was not there???
So, I wonder what was making it work before with out the line you
described? Strange, I must say, maybe there's more than one way to
program for prefix characters? or maybe I just don't have it defined. Ok
what section should I place this line below?
funcchar = * ;function lead-in character (defaults to '*')
What did happen here, I entered these parameters below in [2059]. Trying
to understand what Jim explained in a previous post, but I guest I miss
the boat on that too.
Did you follow this? And where in rpt.conf does this info goes? I'm
still trying to understand how to talk to my alien controllers hi hi,
hard wired in the circuit with the Asterisk controller.
Anyway back to the dtmf action. Once I took the info out below and
restarted the Asterisk computer, I regain the dtmf tones and the node is
now responding.
propagate_dtmf = yes
linktolink = yes
inxlat = #543,#544,0123456789ABCD
outxlat = *7,*0,0123456789#ABCD
If you do not have the line in there, it will default to a * character as the first digit.
That line goes in the repeater definition section.
If you can post your config we can see if it has any other issues.
Gary
Will Wright wrote:
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Gary,
This is really something new to me. I check my current rpt.conf and two
of my old simplex rpt.conf and the line you described was not there???
So, I wonder what was making it work before with out the line you
described? Strange, I must say, maybe there's more than one way to
program for prefix characters? or maybe I just don't have it defined. Ok
what section should I place this line below?funcchar = * ;function lead-in character (defaults to '*')
What did happen here, I entered these parameters below in [2059]. Trying
to understand what Jim explained in a previous post, but I guest I miss
the boat on that too.Did you follow this? And where in rpt.conf does this info goes? I'm
still trying to understand how to talk to my alien controllers hi hi,
hard wired in the circuit with the Asterisk controller.Anyway back to the dtmf action. Once I took the info out below and
restarted the Asterisk computer, I regain the dtmf tones and the node is
now responding.propagate_dtmf = yes
linktolink = yes
inxlat = #543,#544,0123456789ABCD
outxlat = *7,*0,0123456789#ABCD_______________________________________________
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Gary,
If you don't mind I would rather send it to you via your e-mail. Is that
ok? Thanks
Will