Passing DTMF node "A" through node "B"

App_rpt-users
1

I have read all the similar posts but still don’t have this resolved.
We have node “B” set up with cop’s to send DTMF strings to a remote base through the connected node radio. It works fine using an iPhone with Zopier.
Now we want to be able to either pass through DTMF from node “A” through node “B” to node B’s connected radio or access node “B” cop’s from node “A”. Either way will work for us.
We would very much appreciate some one telling us how this can or can’t be done. Please be very specific in telling us where to place any commands in either node “A” or “B”. I am not a programmer but I can use WinSCP to add lines of code in either node.
Thanks for any posrts.
Wayne

2

How about this approach?

On node B, where you want the attached radio to send DTMF, write macros that call functions to send out the tones you need. For example you have macro *50 send DTMF 1234. Get that working reliably with out worrying about node A just yet.

[functions]
881=cop,48,1,2,3,4,#            ; Send DTMF 1,2,3,4, and #

See: https://wiki.allstarlink.org/wiki/Transmitting_Tone_Sequences

[macro]
0=*881#     ; execute function 881

Then on node A, write macros that connect to node B and run its macros with the *4 command. For example macro *50 on node A executes macro *50 on node B:

[macro]
0=*3<nodeB>*4<nodeB>*50#

Edit: Actually you could just have node A’s macro do *881 that way you wouldn’t have to have the macros on node B, just the functions.

[macro]
0=*3<nodeB>*4<nodeB>*881#
3

Thanks for the reply. I will try to work on this this week.

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On 11/10/2019 9:34 AM, Tim Sawyer via
AllStarLink Discussion Groups wrote:

wd6awp
wd6awp ASL Admin

              November 10

How about this approach?

          On node B, where you

want the attached radio to send DTMF, write macros that
call functions to send out the tones you need. For example
you have macro *50 send DTMF 1234. Get that working
reliably with out worrying about node A just yet.


[functions]
881=cop,48,1,2,3,4,# ; Send DTMF 1,2,3,4, and #

See: https://wiki.allstarlink.org/wiki/Transmitting_Tone_Sequences


[macro]
0=*881# ; execute function 881


          Then on node A, write

macros that connect to node B and run its macros with the
*4 command. For example macro *50 on node A executes macro
*50 on node B:


[macro]
0=*3<nodeB>*4<nodeB>*50#


          Edit: Actually you could

just have node A’s macro do *881
that way you wouldn’t have to have the macros on node B,
just the functions.


[macro]
0=*3<nodeB>*4<nodeB>*881#

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