Is there a way to control GPIOs on a URIx during CW ID playback?
I have a pin assigned to PL Strip on my repeater, and I’d like to activate that pin during ID, but only if nobody is talking.
https://wiki.allstarlink.org/wiki/Manipulating_GPIO
But in what you ask is a bit more logic play to not do it when cor is active.
You would need to play around with ‘On Event’ programming. ‘Maybe’ you can work that out.
https://wiki.allstarlink.org/wiki/Event_Management
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Here’s what I do. Could be made simpler, I manually rotate IDs with the same script.
rpt.conf:
80=cmd,/home/repeater/id [nodenumber]
#!/bin/bash
Script to play Allstar Voice ID, by K0KN 9/2012
last revised 2/3/13
Usage - ID [node number]
IDSCRIPT=/home/repeater/idrandom
if [ “$1” == “” ] ; then
echo “Usage - id [node number]”; exit
fi
Play voice ID
sleep 1.5
Disable TX PL during ID
asterisk -rx “rpt cmd $1 cop 62,GPIO4=1 0”
Delay so that COS is dropped before ID plays. Otherwise
CWID will play also. Note CWID will also play if a remote
node is speaking when script ran
asterisk -rx “rpt cmd $1 status 11 0”
Enable TX PL
asterisk -rx “rpt cmd $1 cop 62,GPIO4=0 0”
Rotate voice IDs
$IDSCRIPT
done
exit 0
fi
Appreciate the script! So putting this all together…
What causes function 80 to be called?
And how does this interact with idrecording and idtalkover?
Dave