[App_rpt-users] remote base

[Mike]

A file would be dependent on your particulars.
But,
It's just a node as any other, define your cor/ptt/pl logic & audio methods,
and if is a freq agile remote, you may need to define port for tuning. 
See the wiki (i think it's in there) but some tune via serial and a DH-1 
and some other though a parallel port definition. And define what kind 
of radio remote it is so it's tuning the right data instructions on that 
port.

A parallel port definition in rpt.conf
iobase=0x378     ; Parallel port address
or
civaddr=72  ;(for ic-706)
Radio:
remote=ic706
remote=rbi ; (doug hall rbi-1)

and last you need to specify that the node number is a remote base
in rpt.conf node descriptions, with a 'Y'
1999 = radio at 127.0.0.1:4569/1999,Y

But it might help some if you state what kind of remote base you wish to 
set-up. It's not all the same. hope this helped.

...mike/kb8jnm

On 9/6/2018 12:35 AM, George Csahanin wrote:
> Folks, I had a remote working back around 2010 using app_rpt. B ut I 
> cannot find my documentation. I'm trying to lash it up again. But hit a 
> brick wall on setting it up. Anybody have any config info that pertains 
> specifically to remote.
> 
> I've googled it but it leads to pretty incomplete info on this...
> 
> GeorgeC W2DB
> 
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