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Kyle,<BR>
I've been doing my testing on mine by connecting with the IaxRpt client. Have you tried that to see if it responds?<BR>
In my initial work, when I couldn't get it to play, I found a serial tracker (one of those boxes with LEDs for each line) indispensable.<BR>
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If you're sending DTMF from another node (call it node 1234), and that node mutes the DTMF before it gets to the remote (1235), wouldn't you need <BR>
to set up functions/macros on the calling node (1234) for remote commands?<BR>
Something like this : <BR>
[macros]<BR>
010 = *41235*010# ; set remote to memory 10 (where the remote is node 1235)<BR>
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Question for others : What's the "common" way to pass commands to the remote?<BR>
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Can you call one of the memories defined in your rpt.conf?<BR>
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Question for others: What is the source of the value that calls for the 'invalid frequency' message? Reported from the radio, or a trap in the software?<BR>
The reason I ask, is my Syntor will go to 162.550 (rx only) just fine, but I hear the error message return.<BR>
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Is the CI-V address correct? You have 72 which equals 48h. On my 706mkIIg it's 58h (88 decimal -default). Just asking.<BR>
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Tim, thanks for the dusabek comment, helps dispel some of the fog. .<BR>
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Sorry for not being of more help. Strictly OJT here.....<BR>
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