[App_rpt-users] Setting Up a Chicken Link With ASL

[Mike]

I believe 'NO' is the setting you are looking for...
I could be wrong !

...mike/kb8jnm

http://docs.allstarlink.org/drupal/node/69

txtoctype=notone	; Transmit tone control type: no,phase,notone
			; no - CTCSS tone encoding with no hang time
			; phase - encode CTCSS and reverse phase
			; AKA ("reverse burst") before unkeying TX
			; notone - encode CTCSS and stop sending tone before unkeying TX
			; AKA ("chicken burst")

On 8/19/2018 5:30 PM, Mike wrote:
> That depends on how you set it up as I remember it. Perhaps my memory is 
> failing me again, but, I thought you were looking for a method.
> 
> You may have to resort to a hardware 'encoder' that is set to come 'on 
> with COS' . Not knowing what the uhf link radios are and assuming that 
> they do not themselves have ctcss capability... (would make it easy)
> 
> I think if the neither naked settings are there , you should be able to 
> generate it with 'ON EVENT' type scripting in ASL.
> 
> Best advise...
> The truly easiest is to use a remote trx on a simplex freq at both 
> locations with or without ctcss on the remote radios. Configured as a 
> remote base in app_rpt... no ping pong, no listening to the others tail.
> But, remote must be on at both locations. But perhaps your remote radios 
> are not 'freq agile'.
> 
> No matter the method, if the others tail is present through the link, 
> it's not going to work right. The link COS must end with RX activity. 
> And the easiest to do that is CTCSS.
> 
> You might also just set a remote TX'rs to the other systems RXrs as a 
> remote base. There is no need to 'listen' to the other system "but only 
> if this is a full time link".
> 
> Your exact set-up and needs would determine what's best. It's the best I 
> can advise not knowing how the remote radios are config'd in the system 
> or what they are capable of.
> 
> ...mike/kb8jnm
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> On 8/19/2018 3:51 PM, Bob Pyke wrote:
>> Doesn't ASL send PL till the end of the tail?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Bob
>> K6ECM
>>
>> Sent from iPad
>>
>>
>>> On Aug 19, 2018, at 7:08 AM, Mike <mm at midnighteng.com> wrote:
>>>
>>> There are many methods for doing this.
>>> The one I prefer is to use ctcss on link radios and use the tone for COS
>>> So if you can 'pass' pl on the system OR generate a pl only when the 
>>> repeater has a active cos, works.
>>> You can't listen to the repeater 'tail' on your cos.
>>> It's the same mistake most make when doing radio remote echolink 
>>> set-ups.
>>>
>>> ...mike/kb8jnm
>>>
>>>> On 8/19/2018 12:53 AM, Bob Pyke wrote:
>>>> The local club wants to link two repeaters (local and remote) using 
>>>> a 440 link. I’d like to see just how serious folks are about this 
>>>> before we go to all that expense. I’m looking for some pointers as I 
>>>> attempt to setup a “chicken link” with our remote repeater using a 
>>>> local radio attached to an Allstarlink node. The radio operates in 
>>>> half-duplex with the receive audio out over the internet, and the 
>>>> audio coming in from the internet is transmitted to the remote 
>>>> repeater. My first attempt resulted in ping ponging between the 
>>>> repeater and my local radio. I’m certainly missing something. I’m 
>>>> looking for some added insights. I started by using duplex=0 in 
>>>> rpt.conf
>>>> Thanks,
>>>> Bob
>>>> K6ECM
>>>> Sent from iPad
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