Hi Everyone,
I am wondering if there is an easy way to enable conference capability for
remote base nodes? --I wish to have potentially several "standard" nodes
connected to one remote base (or other similar configs). I saw that this
capability isn't allowed in the ACID sysadmin manual, but, would like to
try it anyway if possible without too much hacking....
Thanks!
David KB4FXC
Well, I just changed my rpt.conf file and this capability now seems to
work okay for me. Ho hum....(oops!)
73, David KB4FXC
On Mon, 18 Aug 2008, David McGough wrote:
Hi Everyone,
I am wondering if there is an easy way to enable conference capability for
remote base nodes? --I wish to have potentially several "standard" nodes
connected to one remote base (or other similar configs). I saw that this
capability isn't allowed in the ACID sysadmin manual, but, would like to
try it anyway if possible without too much hacking....Thanks!
David KB4FXC
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David,
If your remote base node needs frequency agility which us commanded by a
user, then it can't have multiple users connected. It just isn't coded
to work that way. There are two separate C functions in app_rpt.c one
handles standard nodes and the other handles remote base nodes. However,
if your remote base is operating on a fixed frequency, just set it up as
a standard node with half-duplex functionality.
There is limited frequency agility available to a standard node which
Steve Henke, W8SH added to allow phone users to call in to a standard
node on different extensions and change a channelized commercial radio
to a different frequency based on the extension number.
Steve WA6ZFT
David McGough wrote:
Hi Everyone,
I am wondering if there is an easy way to enable conference capability for
remote base nodes? --I wish to have potentially several "standard" nodes
connected to one remote base (or other similar configs). I saw that this
capability isn't allowed in the ACID sysadmin manual, but, would like to
try it anyway if possible without too much hacking....Thanks!
David KB4FXC
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Hi Steve,
Thanks for the info--yes, I stumbled across how to do this by using
"standard node" mode, as you mention below.
I a different note, I've been browsing thru the app_rpt.c source code and
noticed the reference to rpt_notch.c -- I looked around and don't see this
code anythere. Does it exist? The reason I'm asking is that I eventually
would like to experiment with various DSP audio processing--like a TX
compressor/limiter and perhaps RX voice squelch for HF use, etc....I
figured that looking at how rpt_notch is implemented might help expedite
my learning process in this area.
73, David KB4FXC
On Mon, 18 Aug 2008, Stephen Rodgers wrote:
David,
If your remote base node needs frequency agility which us commanded by a
user, then it can't have multiple users connected. It just isn't coded
to work that way. There are two separate C functions in app_rpt.c one
handles standard nodes and the other handles remote base nodes. However,
if your remote base is operating on a fixed frequency, just set it up as
a standard node with half-duplex functionality.There is limited frequency agility available to a standard node which
Steve Henke, W8SH added to allow phone users to call in to a standard
node on different extensions and change a channelized commercial radio
to a different frequency based on the extension number.Steve WA6ZFT
David McGough wrote:
> Hi Everyone,
>
> I am wondering if there is an easy way to enable conference capability for
> remote base nodes? --I wish to have potentially several "standard" nodes
> connected to one remote base (or other similar configs). I saw that this
> capability isn't allowed in the ACID sysadmin manual, but, would like to
> try it anyway if possible without too much hacking....
>
> Thanks!
>
> David KB4FXC
>
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David.
rpt_notch.c is strict GPL an incompatible with Digium's dual licensing
scheme so it can't be distributed with Asterisk. I sent rpt_notch.c to
you directly.
David McGough wrote:
Hi Steve,
Thanks for the info--yes, I stumbled across how to do this by using
"standard node" mode, as you mention below.I a different note, I've been browsing thru the app_rpt.c source code and
noticed the reference to rpt_notch.c -- I looked around and don't see this
code anythere. Does it exist? The reason I'm asking is that I eventually
would like to experiment with various DSP audio processing--like a TX
compressor/limiter and perhaps RX voice squelch for HF use, etc....I
figured that looking at how rpt_notch is implemented might help expedite
my learning process in this area.73, David KB4FXC
On Mon, 18 Aug 2008, Stephen Rodgers wrote:
David,
If your remote base node needs frequency agility which us commanded by a
user, then it can't have multiple users connected. It just isn't coded
to work that way. There are two separate C functions in app_rpt.c one
handles standard nodes and the other handles remote base nodes. However,
if your remote base is operating on a fixed frequency, just set it up as
a standard node with half-duplex functionality.There is limited frequency agility available to a standard node which
Steve Henke, W8SH added to allow phone users to call in to a standard
node on different extensions and change a channelized commercial radio
to a different frequency based on the extension number.Steve WA6ZFT
David McGough wrote:
Hi Everyone,
I am wondering if there is an easy way to enable conference capability for
remote base nodes? --I wish to have potentially several "standard" nodes
connected to one remote base (or other similar configs). I saw that this
capability isn't allowed in the ACID sysadmin manual, but, would like to
try it anyway if possible without too much hacking....Thanks!
David KB4FXC
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