Good evening.
Got 2 problems not tx, not tx audio and running raspberry pi5 through a Rimlite to a 3 port Arcom rc210 uhf repeater. I ve been fighting wth this for the last 2 day.
Await your reply , Thanks
Good evening.
Got 2 problems not tx, not tx audio and running raspberry pi5 through a Rimlite to a 3 port Arcom rc210 uhf repeater. I ve been fighting wth this for the last 2 day.
Await your reply , Thanks
No audio is generally not a networking issue.
Sound fob/ sound fob setup (URI)
or maybe as simple as tx and rx audio lines are backwards.
But include proper duplex mode, and link to link setting if you are feeding a hardwired controller.
But Iâm not writing a book on possibilities. You will need to provide more info.
Im using a Rimlite to connect to my UHF Arcom RC210 3 port repeater
@ve6mld - Your question doesnât make any sense. If youâre hearing your node announcing time, âbeepsâ, and âgive the announcementsâ then it sounds like TX works just fine? So are you saying you have an RX problem? And why do you keep re-imaging your system over and over since you keep referencing the image version file .img?
I use AllScan and Supermon 7.4.
so due dtmf on the node # on all scan to make connection, ,
I used Parrot 5553 to do audio test
So parrot is enabled, I try to transmit with either two his it doesnât show red that Iâm transmitting parrot doesnât hear me so tx problem maybe in softwareâŚ
so I followed the Zimmerman rimlite instructions for SimpleUSB and for RPT.
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RIM_RC210_connection_notes.pdf (352.0 KB)
Those directions are not for ASL3. I would not expect them to work.
what service has to be enabled in terminal Unser service incase it was disabled
to receive my handheld tx and audio
I did a fresh install using the same asl version you are having issues with: allstar3-arm64-3.0.15.img.xz
AND I am not having any issues.
Have there been any hardware changes since the last time your node(s) worked fine?
No hardware changes since I started on the Allstar
âŚfor whatever itâs worth:
THE FIX (in simpleusb.conf):
Changed ctcssfrom=usbinvert to ctcssfrom=no
This solved my âno tx or tx audioâ!
Hopefully this helps.
*** I have no idea why this variable has any impact on the simpleusb channel driver if simpleusb does not have the capability to decode ctcss ***
Because carrierfrom
and ctcssfrom
are seperate logic inputs that must BOTH be triggered in order for the channel to start RXing.
With simpleUSB, it doesnât have the ability to decode CTCSS in software, but the ability to connect an input logic signal that goes high or low when the correct CTCSS is present is still there.
Usually, nobody uses both of these. They just connect the CTCSS detect output from the radio to the CARRIER input of the interface, and then set ctcssfrom = no
to disable/ignore it, because thatâs easier than finding/connecting both signals.