Steve, is this not in the current distro? I assumed that it was the same source as whet Jim wrote. Or maybe what you mean is to have it now wiggle lines on the serial port, that's outstanding.
At any rate, I'm a big fan of the method as any CM108/119, etc US fob can be used. Interface is a 2N2907, etc. So I also standardized on the D945 Intel board (that decision goes back to limey linux) D945GLLY, if I remember correctly. Has a printer port DB25.
The Pi is surely smaller. Has anyone ever tried the parallel port interface using one of the USB<--->DB25 adapt-a-trons to see if that would work?
This will not work. The USB to parallel ports require drivers and only
support ECP (printer) protocol. There is no way to support this on USB as a
parallel port is memory mapped at 0x378, and you can't simulate this with out
a great deal of trickery.
···
On 2/23/17 1:14 PM, George Csahanin wrote:
Has anyone ever tried the parallel port
interface using one of the USB<--->DB25 adapt-a-trons to see if that
would work
George,
The current version supports the printer port for signaling. From what I've seen in the code I REALLY doubt a USB to PP adapter will work.
What I've added to the GitHub issues area is the request to support a serial port for signaling (COS, CTCSS, PTT)
Everyone needs to understand that my adding it to the issues area does not in any way mean it will happen. I want to document the requests so they are visible to all. If someone wants to take on the feature and write it, the code team will vet it like any other addition. Again this does not mean it would make it into the distribution. But at that point it would be available to someone that wanted to play with it.
73, Steve N4IRS
···
On 2/23/2017 1:14 PM, George Csahanin wrote:
Steve, is this not in the current distro? I assumed that it was the same
source as whet Jim wrote. Or maybe what you mean is to have it now
wiggle lines on the serial port, that's outstanding.
At any rate, I'm a big fan of the method as any CM108/119, etc US fob
can be used. Interface is a 2N2907, etc. So I also standardized on the
D945 Intel board (that decision goes back to limey linux) D945GLLY, if I
remember correctly. Has a printer port DB25.
The Pi is surely smaller. Has anyone ever tried the parallel port
interface using one of the USB<--->DB25 adapt-a-trons to see if that
would work?
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George,
The current version supports the printer port for signaling. From what
I’ve seen in the code I REALLY doubt a USB to PP adapter will work.
What I’ve added to the GitHub issues area is the request to support a
serial port for signaling (COS, CTCSS, PTT)
Everyone needs to understand that my adding it to the issues area does
not in any way mean it will happen. I want to document the requests so
they are visible to all. If someone wants to take on the feature and
write it, the code team will vet it like any other addition. Again this
does not mean it would make it into the distribution. But at that point
it would be available to someone that wanted to play with it.
73, Steve N4IRS
On 2/23/2017 1:14 PM, George Csahanin wrote:
Steve, is this not in the current distro? I assumed that it was the same
source as whet Jim wrote. Or maybe what you mean is to have it now
wiggle lines on the serial port, that’s outstanding.
At any rate, I’m a big fan of the method as any CM108/119, etc US fob
can be used. Interface is a 2N2907, etc. So I also standardized on the
D945 Intel board (that decision goes back to limey linux) D945GLLY, if I
remember correctly. Has a printer port DB25.
The Pi is surely smaller. Has anyone ever tried the parallel port
interface using one of the USB<—>DB25 adapt-a-trons to see if that
would work?
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Looks like the work has been done, wondering if this could be added to official DIAL release features.
Sure would be nice for folks that want to experiment without having to spend very much to play in the Allstarlink technology.
Marshall – ke6pcv
From: App_rpt-users [mailto:app_rpt-users-bounces@lists.allstarlink.org] On Behalf Of Steven Donegan Sent: Thursday, February 23, 2017 10:26 AM To: Users of Asterisk app_rpt Subject: Re: [App_rpt-users] parallel port use
For the Pi I would suggest just using the I/O pins on the board rather than a USB thingie
Steven Donegan
KK6IVC General Class FCC License
FAA PP-ASEL Pilots License
Silver State Car #86 www.sscc.us
wondering if this could be added to official DIAL release
features.
Sure would be nice for folks that want to
experiment without having to spend very much to play in the
Allstarlink technology.
Marshall – ke6pcv
From:
App_rpt-users
Steven Donegan
Thursday, February 23, 2017 10:26 AM
Users of Asterisk app_rpt
Re: [App_rpt-users] parallel port use
For
the Pi I would suggest just using the I/O pins on the
board rather than a USB thingie
Steven
Donegan
KK6IVC General Class FCC License
FAA PP-ASEL Pilots License
Silver State Car #86
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