Yes two or more RTCM’s connected via ASL whether it is a private network or over the internet require a computer or pi running ASL and configured for the RTCMs.
The server can be anywhere on the private network or internet.
Marshall
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K4SAT
December 28
So to be clear, correct me if I am wrong, two (or more) RTCM’s connected via ASL (or other) server without a local computer. Two RTCM’s on a private network require a “Pi server” at one end?
Marshall_Oldham:
It takes two things for the RTCM to work,
RTCM needs a network connection.
You will need a server(computer) or Pi connected to the same network somewhere else with ASL running so that the RTCMs can call home to make the connections to each other.
No computer needed at the physical location of the RTCMs. Only network connection back to the Pi or Server (computer).
I hope this answers your question.
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Marshall_Oldham ASL Admin
December 28
It takes two things for the RTCM to work, RTCM needs a network connection. You will need a server(computer) or Pi connected to the same network somewhere else with ASL running so that the RTCMs can call home to make the connections to each other. No computer needed at the physical location …
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Marshall_Oldham ASL Admin
December 28
It takes two things for the RTCM to work,
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RTCM needs a network connection. -
You will need a server(computer) or Pi connected to the same network somewhere else with ASL running so that the RTCMs can call home to make the connections to each other.
No computer needed at the physical location of the RTCMs. Only network connection back to the Pi or Server (computer).
I hope this answers your question.
Marshall - ke6pcv
WQXN966_Jason
December 28
You need a Pi loaded with the software and a open port to it as well
N4IRS
December 28
You are going to need one computer to connect 2 RTCMs.
WQXN966_Jason
December 27
have you got it working yet. i may be able to help. I have seen the code and maybe able to copy it
K4SAT
December 27
Can this be done with a pair of RTCM’s? Could I have just that hardware with no other “computer” involved. Just plug into a router at one location and another and use the internet?[quote=“Marshall_Oldham, post:2, topic:15728, full:true”]
Don,
Connecting two nodes together on a private network is actually pretty easy.
What you will need to do is add the node and IP address of the other node(s) to each servers rpt.conf in the [nodes] stanza.
Here’s an example with two nodes on a private network.
Server A’ s IP is 192.168.1.10 and B is 192.168.1.11.
SERVER A rpt.conf
[nodes]
1000 = radio@127.0.0.1/1000,NONE ; Local node
1001 = radio@192.168.1.11/1001,NONE ; Remote node
SERVER B rpt.conf
[nodes]
1001 = radio@127.0.0.1/1001,NONE ; Local node
1000 = radio@192.168.1.10/1000,NONE ; Remote node
Of course you need to have all the normal stuff that nodes have in rpt.conf and extensions.conf.
Private nodes do not need a register line in iax.conf.
73
Marshall - ke6pcv
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