In it includes command to use ilink,9 to send a text message to another node.
I am unable to find additional info about ilink,9 and how it works.
Could someone give me an explanation if how to utilize it?
Also what if anything needs to be pre-configured locally or at the receiving node to use this function.
A command syntax example would be nice as I am confused by the comment following the defined DTMF of 809
Rpt.conf defines .... 809 = ilink,9 ; Send Text Message (9,<destnodeno or 0 (for all)>,Message Text, etc.
Larry,
To send a text message from a DIAL node to a another node you will need to edit /etc/asterisk/modules.conf
change: noload => app_sendtext.so to
load => app_sendtext.so and restart asterisk.
This will be fixed in future revisions of DIAL
from the asterisk cli the command would be"
rpt cmd your node number ilink 9 destination node number,"This is a
test"
Send a text message of This is a test from node 2154 to node 2100:
rpt cmd 2154 ilink 9 2100,"This is a test"
The message has to be either 1 word or enclosed in quotes.
Notice the comma after the destination node number.
This is also valid from the cli:
rpt sendtext 2154 2100 "This is another test"
As a DTMF command, the entry for 809 wont do anything. You could have:
809 = ilink,9,2100,"Testing ..." would send a text message to node 2100
or, 809 = ilink,9,0,"Testing ..." Which would send the text message to all connected nodes.
Hope that helps.
73, Steve N4IRS
···
On 4/3/2016 2:28 PM, larry wrote:
Recently I installed a Dial version on a RPi2
In it includes command to use ilink,9 to send a text message to another node.
I am unable to find additional info about ilink,9 and how it works.
Could someone give me an explanation if how to utilize it?
Also what if anything needs to be pre-configured locally or at the receiving node to use this function.
A command syntax example would be nice as I am confused by the comment following the defined DTMF of 809
Rpt.conf defines .... 809 = ilink,9 ; Send Text Message (9,<destnodeno or 0 (for all)>,Message Text, etc.
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Just what I needed. I was trying to play with the 809 command but didn't have the syntax correct.
Also didn't realize app_sendtext.so wasn't installed.
Now if you would strap on helmet with memory reading sensors all us who haven't a clue could just do a download and quit pestering you
Thanks again for sharing
Larry - N7FM
···
On 04/04/2016 12:26 PM, Steve Zingman wrote:
Larry,
To send a text message from a DIAL node to a another node you will need to edit /etc/asterisk/modules.conf
change: noload => app_sendtext.so to
load => app_sendtext.so and restart asterisk.
This will be fixed in future revisions of DIAL
from the asterisk cli the command would be"
> rpt cmd your node number ilink 9 destination node number,"This is a test"
Send a text message of This is a test from node 2154 to node 2100:
rpt cmd 2154 ilink 9 2100,"This is a test"
The message has to be either 1 word or enclosed in quotes.
Notice the comma after the destination node number.
This is also valid from the cli:
rpt sendtext 2154 2100 "This is another test"
As a DTMF command, the entry for 809 wont do anything. You could have:
809 = ilink,9,2100,"Testing ..." would send a text message to node 2100
or, 809 = ilink,9,0,"Testing ..." Which would send the text message to all connected nodes.
Hope that helps.
73, Steve N4IRS
On 4/3/2016 2:28 PM, larry wrote:
Recently I installed a Dial version on a RPi2
In it includes command to use ilink,9 to send a text message to another node.
I am unable to find additional info about ilink,9 and how it works.
Could someone give me an explanation if how to utilize it?
Also what if anything needs to be pre-configured locally or at the receiving node to use this function.
A command syntax example would be nice as I am confused by the comment following the defined DTMF of 809
Rpt.conf defines .... 809 = ilink,9 ; Send Text Message (9,<destnodeno or 0 (for all)>,Message Text, etc.
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Larry,
it's not a problem. The fact that app_sendtext was not enabled was my fault. In a attempt to only load what was needed, I missed it.
All the applications, functions resources and most of the channel drivers are installed. Just not enabled by default in DIAL The reason I built modules,conf the way I did is to make it as easy as possible for someone to turn on or off a feature. I will be making sure that any of the modules I missed are enabled or at least available and "documented"
I'm just a user, granted a committed user, or is that I should be committed? AllStar (app_rpt) is Jim's baby. I built it on Debian because people were starting to have problems with ACID and newer hardware. Most of my work comes out of the fact that I LOVE a open source repeater / ROIP system that I can get my fingers dirty with.
73, Steve N4IRS
···
On 04/04/2016 05:19 PM, larry wrote:
Steve,
A Perfect explanation !!!!
Just what I needed. I was trying to play with the 809 command but didn't have the syntax correct.
Also didn't realize app_sendtext.so wasn't installed.
Now if you would strap on helmet with memory reading sensors all us who haven't a clue could just do a download and quit pestering you
Thanks again for sharing
Larry - N7FM
On 04/04/2016 12:26 PM, Steve Zingman wrote:
Larry,
To send a text message from a DIAL node to a another node you will need to edit /etc/asterisk/modules.conf
change: noload => app_sendtext.so to
load => app_sendtext.so and restart asterisk.
This will be fixed in future revisions of DIAL
from the asterisk cli the command would be"
> rpt cmd your node number ilink 9 destination node number,"This is a test"
Send a text message of This is a test from node 2154 to node 2100:
rpt cmd 2154 ilink 9 2100,"This is a test"
The message has to be either 1 word or enclosed in quotes.
Notice the comma after the destination node number.
This is also valid from the cli:
rpt sendtext 2154 2100 "This is another test"
As a DTMF command, the entry for 809 wont do anything. You could have:
809 = ilink,9,2100,"Testing ..." would send a text message to node 2100
or, 809 = ilink,9,0,"Testing ..." Which would send the text message to all connected nodes.
Hope that helps.
73, Steve N4IRS
On 4/3/2016 2:28 PM, larry wrote:
Recently I installed a Dial version on a RPi2
In it includes command to use ilink,9 to send a text message to another node.
I am unable to find additional info about ilink,9 and how it works.
Could someone give me an explanation if how to utilize it?
Also what if anything needs to be pre-configured locally or at the receiving node to use this function.
A command syntax example would be nice as I am confused by the comment following the defined DTMF of 809
Rpt.conf defines .... 809 = ilink,9 ; Send Text Message (9,<destnodeno or 0 (for all)>,Message Text, etc.
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It is seen on the console at the other end. I've seen it used to
announce nodes connecting and disconnecting. I’ll let Tim (Allmon2)
comment if the message could be visible on Allmon2. Could the
message be grabbed up by a script? Don’t know. I’ll let someone who
may have done it comment.
Here is a chance to play and learn.
73, Steve N4IRS
I know that the destination node number can be passed from DTMF but
I could not get the message to pass. Of course, the message in that
case would be numeric.
On 04/04/2016 04:55 PM, Brett Friermood
wrote:
How is this message "seen" or otherwise received on
the other end? Is this something that could be used for out of
band signalling between scripts on the respective nodes, or is
it’s purpose mainly for testing connections?
Just what would node 2100 do with this text message that it is being sent?
And with full disclosure here, I have not looked thru the docs for this information yet.
73's
LaRoy McCann, K5TW
···
On 4/4/2016 2:26 PM, Steve Zingman wrote:
Larry,
To send a text message from a DIAL node to a another node you will need to edit /etc/asterisk/modules.conf
change: noload => app_sendtext.so to
load => app_sendtext.so and restart asterisk.
This will be fixed in future revisions of DIAL
from the asterisk cli the command would be"
> rpt cmd your node number ilink 9 destination node number,"This is a test"
Send a text message of This is a test from node 2154 to node 2100:
rpt cmd 2154 ilink 9 2100,"This is a test"
The message has to be either 1 word or enclosed in quotes.
Notice the comma after the destination node number.
This is also valid from the cli:
rpt sendtext 2154 2100 "This is another test"
As a DTMF command, the entry for 809 wont do anything. You could have:
809 = ilink,9,2100,"Testing ..." would send a text message to node 2100
or, 809 = ilink,9,0,"Testing ..." Which would send the text message to all connected nodes.
Hope that helps.
73, Steve N4IRS
On 4/3/2016 2:28 PM, larry wrote:
Recently I installed a Dial version on a RPi2
In it includes command to use ilink,9 to send a text message to another node.
I am unable to find additional info about ilink,9 and how it works.
Could someone give me an explanation if how to utilize it?
Also what if anything needs to be pre-configured locally or at the receiving node to use this function.
A command syntax example would be nice as I am confused by the comment following the defined DTMF of 809
Rpt.conf defines .... 809 = ilink,9 ; Send Text Message (9,<destnodeno or 0 (for all)>,Message Text, etc.
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Node 2100 is just that, a node like every other node. I just happened to choose it for a example.
···
On 04/04/2016 06:20 PM, LaRoy McCann wrote:
Ok, I have to ask.
Just what would node 2100 do with this text message that it is being sent?
And with full disclosure here, I have not looked thru the docs for this information yet.
73's
LaRoy McCann, K5TW
On 4/4/2016 2:26 PM, Steve Zingman wrote:
Larry,
To send a text message from a DIAL node to a another node you will need to edit /etc/asterisk/modules.conf
change: noload => app_sendtext.so to
load => app_sendtext.so and restart asterisk.
This will be fixed in future revisions of DIAL
from the asterisk cli the command would be"
> rpt cmd your node number ilink 9 destination node number,"This is a test"
Send a text message of This is a test from node 2154 to node 2100:
rpt cmd 2154 ilink 9 2100,"This is a test"
The message has to be either 1 word or enclosed in quotes.
Notice the comma after the destination node number.
This is also valid from the cli:
rpt sendtext 2154 2100 "This is another test"
As a DTMF command, the entry for 809 wont do anything. You could have:
809 = ilink,9,2100,"Testing ..." would send a text message to node 2100
or, 809 = ilink,9,0,"Testing ..." Which would send the text message to all connected nodes.
Hope that helps.
73, Steve N4IRS
On 4/3/2016 2:28 PM, larry wrote:
Recently I installed a Dial version on a RPi2
In it includes command to use ilink,9 to send a text message to another node.
I am unable to find additional info about ilink,9 and how it works.
Could someone give me an explanation if how to utilize it?
Also what if anything needs to be pre-configured locally or at the receiving node to use this function.
A command syntax example would be nice as I am confused by the comment following the defined DTMF of 809
Rpt.conf defines .... 809 = ilink,9 ; Send Text Message (9,<destnodeno or 0 (for all)>,Message Text, etc.
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Leroy,
I was informed by Mike N4IRR that I did not understand your question. The txt message that arrives at 2100 my answer did not your question. The text message simply appears on the console if logged in. The receiving node does send a "double beep" to the transmitter like it has received a command. I can't find anything else. It may be possible to trigger something. Maybe someone else can comment.
Here is how the message is received at the console:
Message sent to 2100 from 2154: Private Text Message for 2100 From 2154: This is a test
Message sent to all connected nodes: Text Message From 2154: This is a test
Hope that helps.
73, Steve N4IRS
···
On 04/04/2016 06:20 PM, LaRoy McCann wrote:
Ok, I have to ask.
Just what would node 2100 do with this text message that it is being sent?
And with full disclosure here, I have not looked thru the docs for this information yet.
73's
LaRoy McCann, K5TW
On 4/4/2016 2:26 PM, Steve Zingman wrote:
Larry,
To send a text message from a DIAL node to a another node you will need to edit /etc/asterisk/modules.conf
change: noload => app_sendtext.so to
load => app_sendtext.so and restart asterisk.
This will be fixed in future revisions of DIAL
from the asterisk cli the command would be"
> rpt cmd your node number ilink 9 destination node number,"This is a test"
Send a text message of This is a test from node 2154 to node 2100:
rpt cmd 2154 ilink 9 2100,"This is a test"
The message has to be either 1 word or enclosed in quotes.
Notice the comma after the destination node number.
This is also valid from the cli:
rpt sendtext 2154 2100 "This is another test"
As a DTMF command, the entry for 809 wont do anything. You could have:
809 = ilink,9,2100,"Testing ..." would send a text message to node 2100
or, 809 = ilink,9,0,"Testing ..." Which would send the text message to all connected nodes.
Hope that helps.
73, Steve N4IRS
On 4/3/2016 2:28 PM, larry wrote:
Recently I installed a Dial version on a RPi2
In it includes command to use ilink,9 to send a text message to another node.
I am unable to find additional info about ilink,9 and how it works.
Could someone give me an explanation if how to utilize it?
Also what if anything needs to be pre-configured locally or at the receiving node to use this function.
A command syntax example would be nice as I am confused by the comment following the defined DTMF of 809
Rpt.conf defines .... 809 = ilink,9 ; Send Text Message (9,<destnodeno or 0 (for all)>,Message Text, etc.
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Steve,
Thanks for the info.
The message showing up on the console is the information I was looking for.
I just had no idea what happened to the text message when it got to the destination node.
Thanks
LaRoy McCann, K5TW
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Sent: Mon, 4 Apr 2016 21:16:55 -0400
Subject: [Spam?] Re: [App_rpt-users] Understanding ilink,9 usage
Leroy,
I was informed by Mike N4IRR that I did not understand your
question. The txt message that arrives at 2100 my answer did not
your question. The text message simply appears on the console if
logged in. The receiving node does send a "double beep" to the
transmitter like it has received a command. I can't find anything
else. It may be possible to trigger something. Maybe someone else
can comment.
Here is how the message is received at the console:
Message sent to 2100 from 2154: Private Text Message for 2100 From
2154: This is a test Message sent to all connected nodes: Text
Message From 2154: This is a test
Hope that helps.
73, Steve N4IRS
On 04/04/2016 06:20 PM, LaRoy McCann wrote:
> Ok, I have to ask.
>
> Just what would node 2100 do with this text message that it is being
> sent?
>
> And with full disclosure here, I have not looked thru the docs for
> this information yet.
>
> 73's
> LaRoy McCann, K5TW
>
>
>
> On 4/4/2016 2:26 PM, Steve Zingman wrote:
>> Larry,
>> To send a text message from a DIAL node to a another node you will
>> need to edit /etc/asterisk/modules.conf
>> change: noload => app_sendtext.so to
>> load => app_sendtext.so and restart asterisk.
>> This will be fixed in future revisions of DIAL
>>
>> from the asterisk cli the command would be"
>> > rpt cmd your node number ilink 9 destination node number,"This
>> is a test"
>>
>> Send a text message of This is a test from node 2154 to node 2100:
>> rpt cmd 2154 ilink 9 2100,"This is a test"
>>
>> The message has to be either 1 word or enclosed in quotes.
>> Notice the comma after the destination node number.
>>
>> This is also valid from the cli:
>> rpt sendtext 2154 2100 "This is another test"
>>
>> As a DTMF command, the entry for 809 wont do anything. You could have:
>> 809 = ilink,9,2100,"Testing ..." would send a text message to node 2100
>> or, 809 = ilink,9,0,"Testing ..." Which would send the text message
>> to all connected nodes.
>>
>> Hope that helps.
>>
>> 73, Steve N4IRS
>>
>>
>>
>> On 4/3/2016 2:28 PM, larry wrote:
>>> Recently I installed a Dial version on a RPi2
>>>
>>> In it includes command to use ilink,9 to send a text message to
>>> another node.
>>> I am unable to find additional info about ilink,9 and how it works.
>>>
>>> Could someone give me an explanation if how to utilize it?
>>> Also what if anything needs to be pre-configured locally or at the
>>> receiving node to use this function.
>>>
>>> A command syntax example would be nice as I am confused by the
>>> comment following the defined DTMF of 809
>>> Rpt.conf defines .... 809 = ilink,9 ; Send Text Message
>>> (9,<destnodeno or 0 (for all)>,Message Text, etc.
>>>
>>> Thanks
>>>
>>> Larry - N7FM
>>>
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So what does the receiving node do with the incoming text msg?
Does it display on the console or does it make Allison speak the text message over the air?
Jon RQ
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On 4/4/2016 3:26 PM, Steve Zingman wrote:
Larry,
To send a text message from a DIAL node to a another node you will need to edit /etc/asterisk/modules.conf
change: noload => app_sendtext.so to
load => app_sendtext.so and restart asterisk.
This will be fixed in future revisions of DIAL
from the asterisk cli the command would be"
> rpt cmd your node number ilink 9 destination node number,"This is a test"
Send a text message of This is a test from node 2154 to node 2100:
rpt cmd 2154 ilink 9 2100,"This is a test"
The message has to be either 1 word or enclosed in quotes.
Notice the comma after the destination node number.
This is also valid from the cli:
rpt sendtext 2154 2100 "This is another test"
As a DTMF command, the entry for 809 wont do anything. You could have:
809 = ilink,9,2100,"Testing ..." would send a text message to node 2100
or, 809 = ilink,9,0,"Testing ..." Which would send the text message to all connected nodes.
Hope that helps.
73, Steve N4IRS
On 4/3/2016 2:28 PM, larry wrote:
Recently I installed a Dial version on a RPi2
In it includes command to use ilink,9 to send a text message to another node.
I am unable to find additional info about ilink,9 and how it works.
Could someone give me an explanation if how to utilize it?
Also what if anything needs to be pre-configured locally or at the receiving node to use this function.
A command syntax example would be nice as I am confused by the comment following the defined DTMF of 809
Rpt.conf defines .... 809 = ilink,9 ; Send Text Message (9,<destnodeno or 0 (for all)>,Message Text, etc.
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Jon,
The message appears on the console of the receiving node if logged in.
It is not sent to the log
it does not seem to trigger a "event"
It does not show up in debug
It is not spoken
73, Steve N4IRS
···
On 4/5/2016 2:09 PM, Jon Rorke wrote:
So what does the receiving node do with the incoming text msg?
Does it display on the console or does it make Allison speak the text message over the air?
Jon RQ
On 4/4/2016 3:26 PM, Steve Zingman wrote:
Larry,
To send a text message from a DIAL node to a another node you will need to edit /etc/asterisk/modules.conf
change: noload => app_sendtext.so to
load => app_sendtext.so and restart asterisk.
This will be fixed in future revisions of DIAL
from the asterisk cli the command would be"
> rpt cmd your node number ilink 9 destination node number,"This is a test"
Send a text message of This is a test from node 2154 to node 2100:
rpt cmd 2154 ilink 9 2100,"This is a test"
The message has to be either 1 word or enclosed in quotes.
Notice the comma after the destination node number.
This is also valid from the cli:
rpt sendtext 2154 2100 "This is another test"
As a DTMF command, the entry for 809 wont do anything. You could have:
809 = ilink,9,2100,"Testing ..." would send a text message to node 2100
or, 809 = ilink,9,0,"Testing ..." Which would send the text message to all connected nodes.
Hope that helps.
73, Steve N4IRS
On 4/3/2016 2:28 PM, larry wrote:
Recently I installed a Dial version on a RPi2
In it includes command to use ilink,9 to send a text message to another node.
I am unable to find additional info about ilink,9 and how it works.
Could someone give me an explanation if how to utilize it?
Also what if anything needs to be pre-configured locally or at the receiving node to use this function.
A command syntax example would be nice as I am confused by the comment following the defined DTMF of 809
Rpt.conf defines .... 809 = ilink,9 ; Send Text Message (9,<destnodeno or 0 (for all)>,Message Text, etc.
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Jon,
One thing I missed, It does cause the receiving transmitter (does that make sense) to send a command ack. "beep beep"
The message appears on the console of the receiving node if logged in.
It is not sent to the log
it does not seem to trigger a "event"
It does not show up in debug
It is not spoken
73, Steve N4IRS
···
On 4/5/2016 2:09 PM, Jon Rorke wrote:
So what does the receiving node do with the incoming text msg?
Does it display on the console or does it make Allison speak the text
message over the air?
Jon RQ
On 4/4/2016 3:26 PM, Steve Zingman wrote:
Larry,
To send a text message from a DIAL node to a another node you will
need to edit /etc/asterisk/modules.conf
change: noload => app_sendtext.so to
load => app_sendtext.so and restart asterisk.
This will be fixed in future revisions of DIAL
from the asterisk cli the command would be"
> rpt cmd your node number ilink 9 destination node number,"This
is a test"
Send a text message of This is a test from node 2154 to node 2100:
rpt cmd 2154 ilink 9 2100,"This is a test"
The message has to be either 1 word or enclosed in quotes.
Notice the comma after the destination node number.
This is also valid from the cli:
rpt sendtext 2154 2100 "This is another test"
As a DTMF command, the entry for 809 wont do anything. You could have:
809 = ilink,9,2100,"Testing ..." would send a text message to node 2100
or, 809 = ilink,9,0,"Testing ..." Which would send the text message
to all connected nodes.
Hope that helps.
73, Steve N4IRS
On 4/3/2016 2:28 PM, larry wrote:
Recently I installed a Dial version on a RPi2
In it includes command to use ilink,9 to send a text message to
another node.
I am unable to find additional info about ilink,9 and how it works.
Could someone give me an explanation if how to utilize it?
Also what if anything needs to be pre-configured locally or at the
receiving node to use this function.
A command syntax example would be nice as I am confused by the
comment following the defined DTMF of 809
Rpt.conf defines .... 809 = ilink,9 ; Send Text Message
(9,<destnodeno or 0 (for all)>,Message Text, etc.
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1st Law of Logic
Node X1 has a private node 1800 that connects to the public when certain Nets are on line. 1800 connects to DVSwitch.
X1 then connects to my node.
I keep getting these types of messages and I can’t figure out why:
Qg -- Text Message From 1800:և
Qg -- Text Message From 1800:$▒▒
Qg -- Text Message From 1800:0▒?
Qg -- Text Message From 1800:$▒▒
Qg -- Text Message From 1800:և
Qg -- Text Message From 1800:և
Qg -- Text Message From 1800:$▒▒
Qg -- Text Message From 1800:և
Qg -- Text Message From 1800:$▒▒
-- Hungup 'DAHDI/pseudo-555920404'
Qg -- Text Message From 1800:և
Qg -- Text Message From 1800:@
The 1800 node has telemetry turned off, as do all the nodes I mentioned. sendtext module is enabled.
IAX Telemetry data happens in the background no matter what.
Your setting on a node determines if some of it is actionable, like connection attempt announcements. You might turn off that action, but telemetry data is sill sent to connected nodes.
IAX Telemetry data is always transferred to ‘connected nodes’.
Likely what you are seeing is DVS using iax text in signaling. Even though it does not make any sense to me looking at it. See the sender.
But you will likely see a lot of it on a DVS connection in the connected group.
This is not likely part of a controlled ilink,9 (not the same method used in sending it).
Normal background stuff.
The IAX back channel communication has to be shared to connected nodes to signal them with intentions or status. So likely you can ignore it if you are only ‘just seeing it’.
If you have additional,
And just so we are clear since this is an old thread, you are using ASL3 and not DIAL as the the original thread poses. (this is 9 years old)
