[App_rpt-users] Remote command?

[Tony KT9AC]

Hi Jeff, I haven't played around with this lately, but seem to remember that any nodes connected together will decode the same MDC and act on it, if set up to do so. 
 If you look in /tmp/mdc.log, you'll see the timestamp, node number and ID listed that the command came from.
 I would say try a simple macro like ilink,5 (what's connected) and see who responds.
Tony

--- On Tue, 9/18/12, Jeffrey S. Carrier <jeff.carrier at rmsmsecurity.com> wrote:

From: Jeffrey S. Carrier <jeff.carrier at rmsmsecurity.com>
Subject: [App_rpt-users] Remote command?
To: app_rpt-users at ohnosec.org
Date: Tuesday, September 18, 2012, 11:14 AM




 
 










Quick question, I’m playing with
MDC1200 control due to all of the recent posts.  I have that part working
but here is my issue.  I have 4 nodes, 3 of them are connected to radios
and one of them is a hub node.  The hub node is connected to the internet
and is the connection point to the allstar and echolink network.  The 3
nodes connected to the radios are on private wireless LAN.  I’d “like”
to be able to send a command on one of the RF nodes via either MDC1200 or DTMF
to say disable incoming connections but that command has to be passed to the “hub”
node.  Is there a way to properly format a macro to accomplish this or am
I stuck with doing *4XXXXX then sending the command? 

   

Thanks in advance 

   

73 de K0JSC 

   

   



   









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