Actually the DV4Mini alone does not help tie Allstar into Wires-X. In
order to do that one must:
1) Have an interface to the YSF network protocol
2) Decode and extract the AMBE frames from the streamed protocol
3) Transcode the frames to PCM at the proper sample rate using the DVSI
AMBE3000 chipset
4) Send those frames to something like the already created USRP channel
driver
In reverse, 4, 3, 2, 1 to send data back to the YSF network. In
addition
to the simple outline above, you would want to
a) Add audio filtering/shaping to make the AMBE audio more acceptable
to
what we are used to on Allstar (one of the single greatest aspects of
Allstar is the audio quality)
b) Transfer of as much metadata between the networks as possible
The DV4Mini is a radio module + digital modulator (DStar/DMR/YSF). It
has
no AMBE encode/decode hardware so there is no way to transcode the
audio
content. For that a "ThumbDV" or a DV3000 would be the hardware of
choice. The DV4Mini could be used as a user radio on an existing RF
network, but one would still need the AMBE3K to do the transcode.
Mike
On Wed, Oct 28, 2015 at 5:48 PM, Neil k8it <k8it@cac.net> wrote:
I have been waiting a bit before I start playing with DIAL on a RPI2.
I still have two questions
1. Does the RPI2 DIAL version solve the tx echo buffer issue that
the
current version of Asterisk RPI2 code has. The fix to this issue
seems to
be taking a long time.
2. Some users have reorted that a lot of modules have been disabled,
such
as the Echolink channel driver and others.
3. With the new Mini-DV4 dongle $125 and the amount of capability,
has
anybody wrote a channel driver to tie the Yaesu Fusion Wires-X
network into
DIAL. It appears that most of the documentation is out there, we just
need
someone to write the channel driver
Thanks
73 Neil Sablatzky K8IT
Allstar Node 41838 KITLINK
Allstar Node 42087 KITLINK HUB
IRLP Node exp0068
Echolink K8IT-L
WIRES-X K8IT 11479 Room 21479
*From:* Steve N4IRS <szingman@msgstor.com>
*Sent:* Tuesday, October 27, 2015 10:35 AM
*To:* N7MTC . <n7mtc@outlook.com> ; app_rpt-users@ohnosec.org
*Subject:* Re: [App_rpt-users] Procedure for loading DIAL on a R-Pi2
or a
PC
Mac,
The RPi2 install is pretty much download the image, burn it to SD
card,.
Once the Pi boots, you can login on the HDMI / USB console, or SSH
into
the board on port 222.
The board is setup for DHCP so check your DHCP (router) server for
address.
If you want, you can login via the built in serial port at 115,200
System will walk you through setup.
FAQ for DIAL is at:
<AllStarLink Wiki;
<AllStarLink Wiki;
73, Steve N4IRS
On 10/27/2015 10:20 AM, N7MTC . wrote:
Is there a procedure for loading the "new" DIAL version of asterisk
for
Raspberry pi2?
I am looking to connect either a Pi2 or an intel NUC to a Yaesu Dr-1x
using the Arcom RC-210 and the Arcom ADR. I noticed DIAL has
replaced
ACID as the latest flavor of asterisk for both PC and PI2. I have
not
found any install write-ups or YouTubes showing a DIAL install.
Regardless of which platform I will need to use an USB to Serial
adapter
to connect the ALLSTAR node to the repeater controller. It will be
of
the FTDI chipset either a trendnet Tu-s9 or a GearMo USB RS-232.
/73
Mac, N7MTC
Benjamin Franklin - "Those who surrender freedom for security will
not
have, nor do they deserve, either one."
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