[Allstar Digital] DPAC

[Steve Zingman]

Robert,
There will be a DVSwitch network connector for native MMDVM (HBR) As of 
now You will have to route through BM. Pretty ugly way to do it, for 
many reasons.

Steve

On 6/8/2016 1:58 PM, Robert Newberry wrote:
> Steve,
>
> Thanks for the reply. I am about to start working on a MMDVM, and I 
> was looking at options for linking back to ASL. I suppose at this 
> point I can probably work with Brandmeister and route that TGID back 
> thru DMRlink.
>
> On Wed, Jun 8, 2016 at 1:49 PM, Steve Zingman <szingman at msgstor.com 
> <mailto:szingman at msgstor.com>> wrote:
>
>     The DPAC from Micro-Node is a Dual Port Asterisk Controller. It
>     provides 2 full analog ports based on the CM119 with expaned GPIO
>     support. An on board real time clock. A dedicated serial port. Two
>     TFT displays. 12V to 5 V regulator to provide power. The DPAC is
>     running a Alpha version of DIAL2 for ARM. Two standard AllStar
>     nodes were running.  On one TFT display was AllStar node
>     information from both AllStar nodes.
>
>     DMRGateway allowed the DPAC to connect the 2 analog nodes to
>     BrandMeister and DMR-MARC. Commands were added to Allmon to allow
>     Talk Group steering from the AllMon web page.
>
>     The MMDVM shown in the video was a prototype built by Micro-Node.
>     As of today, there is no direct connect of the MMDVM to AllStar.
>     MMDVMHost running on the DPAC provided DMR, D-Star and Fusion.
>     MMDVMHost status was on the second TFT display. Allmon commands
>     were added to support D-Star reflector selection from the Allmon
>     web page.
>
>     The DPAC was a prototype. We were talking with existing and future
>     users to see what they wanted the DPAC to do.
>
>     DMRGateway is the first "Network Connector" of a larger project
>     named DVSwitch (tm).
>
>     73, Steve N4IRS
>
>
>     On 6/7/2016 11:46 PM, Robert Newberry wrote:
>>
>>     So I watched the YouTube video with Steve talking about the DPAC.
>>
>>     I have an MTR2000, zum, arduino, and rpi3. I've thought about
>>     building a mmdvm, but I'd want it to tie into my allstar network,
>>     so I've held back since I haven't seen much talk about it.
>>
>>     So from watching this video it looks like this product will do
>>     both of my requirements. There doesn't seem to be much
>>     information about the DPAC, other than the youtube video. Can you
>>     tell us more?
>>
>>     N1XBM
>>     Apparare Scientor
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>>
>>
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