[App_rpt-users] My first post and a real newbie question
Jon Rorke
jrorke at cogeco.ca
Mon Jul 4 12:15:44 UTC 2011
Hi Michel, Ok set duplex = 0 in the Rpt.conf
And set your hangtime = 1 (change it from 1000).
That should get you simplex node working.
Also there will be no telemetry but you will hear connect /disconnect
messages.
If there is no statement in Rpt.conf for duplex, it operates in full
duplex by default.
Hope this helps.
Jon VA3RQ
On 7/4/2011 6:16 AM, Michael Carey wrote:
> Hi Everybody,
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> I'm busy finalising my AllStarLink node 27871 . It's going to be a
> simplex (for now) node with the future potential to be linked to my
> local 70cm repeater.
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> I am finding one little problem that I can't seem to solve. I have set
> duplex in usbradio.conf to zero (0) and duplex in rpt.conf to one (1),
> but as soon as my node radio receives a transmission, it keys up
> straight away... over the incoming transmission, almost as if it is
> still configured for duplex mode. This makes it real hard to enter any
> DTMF codes. (-: Where should be I looking to solve this?
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> I am handling CTCSS (both TX and RX) in the node radio itself (I am
> using a Simoco SRM9000 VHF commercial radio). I have a low going logic
> level that has been tied to the radios "valid signal" flag which is
> set to CTCSS 107.2Hz, this is fed to the COS input on my URI. The
> audio output from the radio is squelched, highpass filtered and
> de-emphasised.
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> I have set carrierfrom=usb and ctcssfrom=no, I think this then
> disables CTCSS decoding within the computer. Does this also disable
> transmitting CTCSS? I have set txmixa=voice which I presume also stops
> CTCSS from being output from the URI.
>
> I look forward to hearing from you all... via the email list and on
> air too!
>
> Michael
> VK5ZEA
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