Using USBRADIO>
I've not figured how to turn on/off CTCSS repeater access or carrier
only repeater access via DTMF command.
Is this possible or supported?
I ca do it by reconfiguring usbradio and restarting asterisk/zaptel but
I've not figured out how to do it via DTMF.
I'd like to be able to 'open up' the repeater for carrier access during
events, special occasions and nets via DTMF command schedules etc.
Thanks!
Steve
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Using USBRADIO>
I've not figured how to turn on/off CTCSS repeater access or carrier
only repeater access via DTMF command.
Is this possible or supported?
I ca do it by reconfiguring usbradio and restarting asterisk/zaptel but
I've not figured out how to do it via DTMF.
I'd like to be able to 'open up' the repeater for carrier access during
events, special occasions and nets via DTMF command schedules etc.
Thanks!
Steve
This is not supported, but has been requested. See mantis.qrvc.com for details.
Using USBRADIO>
I've not figured how to turn on/off CTCSS repeater access or carrier
only repeater access via DTMF command.
Is this possible or supported?
I ca do it by reconfiguring usbradio and restarting asterisk/zaptel but
I've not figured out how to do it via DTMF.
I'd like to be able to 'open up' the repeater for carrier access during
events, special occasions and nets via DTMF command schedules etc.
Thanks!
Steve
This is not supported, but has been requested. See mantis.qrvc.com for details.
Steve
WA6ZFT
Very well... I'll take a look and also add my name to the 'need this' wish list on that feature.
Is there currently support (via DTMF command) to execute a shell script, or anything of that nature?
I could make a work around by running a shell script via DTMF and switching config files/restarting asterisk/zap
If this type of command is supported..
I'll certainly add that to the wish list (execute external (Linux) shell script) if it's does not exist today.
As an even further fetched work around I could access AGI and run a script via autopatch to an internal (asterisk) extension that calls the AGI *asterisk gateway interface* script (I think).
This should be a reasonable work-around to give me remote DTMF control of switching between the RX PL or carrier access as is needed
+ give me a way to run Linux progs/scripts by control of DTMF commands for future needs such as turning on/off output pins on the parallel port for example.
Thanks!!
Steve
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