[App_rpt-users] Motorola Phone Patch

[Jeff Carrier]

Bob,

You need a server with the RTCM otherwise it's just a dumb repeater
controller with no functions other than hang time and cwid.  You'll also
need some expensive GPSDO for the simulcast function.

Without knowing the particulars of the phone patch I can't comment much.
 Though it will be tricky to get the phone patch to work at all without
some creative programming in-order to pass the dtmf tones to the patch.
 The "easiest" way to go is pay the 5 bucks for Jim's atuopatch service.

73 de k0JSC

On Sat, Mar 2, 2013 at 4:09 AM, Bob - AF6D <bob at af6d.com> wrote:

>  I am about to order my first Radio Thin Client and get a node up to
> start. Eventually we’ll add our own server and share resources that I have.
> I had asked a question that I must have sent the wrong place.****
>
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> Our plan is two MSF 5000’s linked, GPS locked and voted simulcast. We’ll
> add remote receivers later. The question is regarding a Motorola phone
> patch. From the reading that I’ve done phone patch is available with
> Asterisks somehow but I have one for the MSF. Can it be used or should I
> expect audio delays? Can it be used across both nodes or am I better off
> staying with Asterisks?****
>
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> I am going to the second mountain top today to prep for the second MSF and
> would like to do this right. I am the rookie but I have a very well
> experienced Elmer that hasn’t used Allstar yet.****
>
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> Thank you in advance.****
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> Humbly, Bob****
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