[App_rpt-users] "Link prefix" control codes?

[Monty]

Not sure if you found your answer, but looks like you want to add the
following to your *rpt.conf* file:

linktolink=yes
propagate_dtmf=yes
inxlat = #456,#457,0123456789ABCD,y     ; translate digit strings inbound,
                                                              ; in this
case intrepret #456 as star,
                                                              ; #457 as
pound, and pass all the other
                                                              ; chars
listed in arg3 (optional)
outxlat = *7,*0,0123456789#ABCD            ; translate digit string
outbound,
                                                              ; in this
case *7 generates star, *0
                                                              ; generates
pound, and all the other
                                                              ; digits pass
along





Monty

On Wed, Jan 11, 2017 at 6:41 PM, <no1pc at yahoo.com> wrote:

> Is anyone familiar with a set of additional function/control codes that
> can begin with '#' to allow for assigning a link-mode prefix for
> over-air/linked RF system control?
>
> If so, you're probably familiar with the scenario of some multi-site (RF)
> linked repeater systems.
>
> To control a local RF-site/repeater on it's local RF channel you prefix
> that site's control codes with '*' and all else is muted from going
> down-stream to other nodes.
>
> To control a remote site you prefix commands with '#' then a node address
> or 'prefix' after which the targeted node's controller accepts commands
> over the air.
>
> When you have an Allstar node connected as a port off a repeater
> controller you don't want it accepting control codes all the time, so it
> needs to be configured to accept only '#' then a <prefix/site code> and
> subsequent commands on that node.
>
> Jim Dixon had apparently created that code and implemented it on a few
> Allstar nodes, including one of mine, but I did not get details of the
> configuration, nor got a backup of it afterwards, and that node crashed and
> needed to be re-created.  Work lost.
>
> I will have 2-3 such Allstar nodes at various radio sites and need to
> accommodate controlling them uniquely, over-the-air, remotely.
>
> Any clues?
>
>
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