DIAL and radio-tune-menu

Just got dial up and running with a Pi3. Initial setup looks good and it has registered with the Allstar network. Now I'm trying to use the radio-tune-menu command but all I get is this:

root@repeater:/etc/asterisk# radio-tune-menu
Error parsing device parameters
root@repeater:/etc/asterisk#

I've checked that the rpt.conf and the usbradio.conf files are aligned in what the USB device (URI) is called (usb28073):

rpt.conf:

[28073] ; Change this to your assigned node number

rxchannel = radio/usb28073 ; Rx audio/signalling channel

usbradio.conf:

[general]

[usb28073]

eeprom = 0 ; EEPROM installed: 0,1
                         ; 0 = no (default)
                         ; 1 = yes

What am I missing???

-Joe

KA3NAM

No more than 10 minutes after I wrote this email I found a post that outlined the problem I was having... Needed to load usbradio in modules.conf and now all is well... Sorry for the wasted bandwidth...

-Joe

KA3NAM

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On 10/23/2016 9:29 PM, Joe Bennett wrote:

Just got dial up and running with a Pi3. Initial setup looks good and it has registered with the Allstar network. Now I'm trying to use the radio-tune-menu command but all I get is this:

root@repeater:/etc/asterisk# radio-tune-menu
Error parsing device parameters
root@repeater:/etc/asterisk#

I've checked that the rpt.conf and the usbradio.conf files are aligned in what the USB device (URI) is called (usb28073):

rpt.conf:

[28073] ; Change this to your assigned node number

rxchannel = radio/usb28073 ; Rx audio/signalling channel

usbradio.conf:

[general]

[usb28073]

eeprom = 0 ; EEPROM installed: 0,1
                        ; 0 = no (default)
                        ; 1 = yes

What am I missing???

-Joe

KA3NAM

You need to be under the Asterisk CLI to do a radio tune.

From the asterisk directory, type asterisk -vvvr (press enter)

You will then see the prompt be something like repeater*CLI>

Then do your radio tune commands.

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On 10/23/2016 10:29 PM, Joe Bennett wrote:

Just got dial up and running with a Pi3. Initial setup looks good and it has registered with the Allstar network. Now I'm trying to use the radio-tune-menu command but all I get is this:

root@repeater:/etc/asterisk# radio-tune-menu
Error parsing device parameters
root@repeater:/etc/asterisk#

I've checked that the rpt.conf and the usbradio.conf files are aligned in what the USB device (URI) is called (usb28073):

rpt.conf:

[28073] ; Change this to your assigned node number

rxchannel = radio/usb28073 ; Rx audio/signalling channel

usbradio.conf:

[general]

[usb28073]

eeprom = 0 ; EEPROM installed: 0,1
                        ; 0 = no (default)
                        ; 1 = yes

What am I missing???

-Joe

KA3NAM

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Are you loading the chan_usbradio module (as opposed to chan_simpleusb)?
Edit modules.conf, make sure you have "load => chan_usbradio.so" and "noload
=> chan_simpleusb.so". Restart asterisk after making the change.

        --- Jeff WN3A

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No more than 10 minutes after I wrote this email I found a post that
outlined the problem I was having... Needed to load usbradio in
modules.conf and now all is well... Sorry for the wasted bandwidth...

And no more than one minute from when I replied did I receive your post that
you already figured it out :slight_smile:

        --- Jeff WN3A

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