Actually a small revision to my suggestion.
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On 4/18/2016 10:18 AM, Jon Rorke wrote:
I find that if the tx audio settings are close to the edges of
adjustment for the URI then you get Allison distorted.
First I would preset the input and output audio pots on the
controller for 1 v p-p if possible. Then set the tx and RX audio
on the URI.
If that still has distorted audio you may need to take out the
audio boost or put it in, then re-cal the audio levels on the
node.
If all else fails, then in usbradio set txprelim=yes and re-cal
the audio in the node.
These steps should easily take care of this issue.
Jon RQ
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On 4/15/2016 7:24 AM, Steve Zingman
wrote:
Steve,
stop asterisk
cd /usr/src
svn co uridiag
cd uridiag
make
chmod +x uridiag
./uridiag
I will add it to the next rev
73, Steve N4IRS
http://svn.ohnosec.org/svn/projects/allstar/uridiag/trunk
On 04/15/2016 07:12 AM, Stephen -
K1LNX wrote:
Hi guys... I've got a SimpleUSB full duplex
system connected to a port on my controller (Arcom RC210)
and I’ve noticed something weird with telemetry
announcements, specifically connect/disconnect messages, and
I’ve tried with both a URI and URI-X with the same results.
I suspect the audio may be clipping in the controller,
even though the levels appear to be adjusted correctly for
3Khz deviation @ 1Khz modulation in and out, so I want to
make sure the URI(s) are not the problem.�
I see you can build a loopback connector (docs.allstarlink.org/drupal/node/143
),
but what’s the best way to test this? Is there a way to
inject/monitor audio? I’d like to see if I can reproduce
the choppy audio so I can eliminate this being something
in my system and/or URI(s).�
tnx
Stephen
K1LNX
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I think what was happening was that my audio was clipping in the controller and causing the dropouts. I am in a “transitional” period at the moment as I have a new replacement controller coming (SCOM 7330, it’s replacing an Arcom RC210) so I will be a few weeks before I can re-visit it all.