February 2013 - App_rpt-users - lists.keekles.org

Node 2519
by Orland Lopez 14 Feb '13

14 Feb '13

Good Day fellas, I am looking to get back into the allstar swing after a few years away from the scene. I hope the node 2519 was grandfathered as I have not used it for a while. I just bought a URI and will try to my Handy Dandy HP T5720 Thinclient up and running. Limey linux should be no issues. I logged into the allstarlink site and noticed a lot good changes. Question is, if node 2519 can be used will I be able to use this node in the limeylinux, I ask because back then when I got the node number Limey was non existant. Thanks -- Gracias y 73's Hasta la Vista KI6LNX YN1OB

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Re: [App_rpt-users] thanks
by K&R Yoksh 14 Feb '13

14 Feb '13

Hi David, I hadn't really considered that.. I periodically tar up my /etc/asterisk and a few other directories and back them up.. That way, if my hard drive were to crash, etc, I can easily restore my system after installing ACID. I run the upgrade.sh probably every few months, if I happen to notice there's been an SVN update. Feel free to edit as needed, though (as I did!), I'm not sure who wrote the initial script.. Duuude perhaps? 73, Kyle K0KN --- Original Message --- Hello Kyle, I like your update script. Had thought about adding a backup line to your script?cd /etc/zip -r asterisk.zip asteriskDavid

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Hunt group?
by K&R Yoksh 14 Feb '13

14 Feb '13

Hi, I've got a question for the dialplan experts. Is it possible to create a "hunt group" of sorts? In other words, I'd like to know if it's possible to edit the dialplan to connect to node #1 if available, or if not, try connecting to node #2, etc. I'd like to use this to allow users to dial the same node number each time, but be connected to one of two hub nodes in the event of ISP problems, etc. Thanks. 73 Kyle K0KN

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thanks
by Bryan D. Boyle 13 Feb '13

13 Feb '13

Thanks for the work! That got rid of a lot of false DTMF detection on my systems....and I guess, forced me to update to the current distro at the same time (something I've been meaning to do, but just haven't found or had the time to do since I've started a new job...the run time on the system, according to allmon was over 3K hours...) BB > From: "K&R Yoksh" <yokshs(a)gmail.com> > Date: February 13, 2013, 0:29:54 EST > To: "app_rpt" <app_rpt-users(a)ohnosec.org> > Subject: [App_rpt-users] Automatically remove RADIO_RELAX > > If anyone is interested, I've added a line to the "upgrade.sh" file, to automatically remove the RADIO_RELAX parameter when upgrading your Asterisk to the latest SVN release. > > My system experiences quite a bit of DTMF false decodes with the RADIO_RELAX parameter in place, and it's easy to forget that step when recompiling. > > wget http://www.qsl.net/k0kn/upgrade.sh > > 73 > > Kyle Yoksh > K0KN > Olathe, KS -- Bryan In this world, you must be oh so smart or oh so pleasant. Well, for years I was smart. I recommend pleasant. You may quote me. Sent from my MacBook Pro.

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Q: Beagle Board and URI
by torben＠klimt-online.com 13 Feb '13

13 Feb '13

Hi all, ist it necessary to buy the lox board for the beagle board xM or can i still use my URI instead of it ? Are there any other low power boards possible ( i know Raspberry Pi is no option ;-) Greeetings from Germany Torben DH6MBT Torben Klimt Eicherstrasse 58 85123 Karlskron-Grillheim Telefon: 08453-34 45 040 Mobil: 0151-178 74499 torben(a)klimt-online.com<mailto:torben@klimt-online.com>

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Automatically remove RADIO_RELAX
by K&R Yoksh 13 Feb '13

13 Feb '13

If anyone is interested, I've added a line to the "upgrade.sh" file, to automatically remove the RADIO_RELAX parameter when upgrading your Asterisk to the latest SVN release. My system experiences quite a bit of DTMF false decodes with the RADIO_RELAX parameter in place, and it's easy to forget that step when recompiling. wget http://www.qsl.net/k0kn/upgrade.sh 73 Kyle Yoksh K0KN Olathe, KS

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Iaxrpt & ESAT virus scanner
by Keith Goobie 13 Feb '13

13 Feb '13

I downloaded iaxrpt from the main site and I made it available through our web site at ve3lsr.ca A user with ESAT 32 virus scanner tool is reporting that it shows a virus. He thinks it may be s false positive. Has anyone in the group had this reported. Thanks in advance. Keith. VA3YC Sent from my iPhone

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Iaxrpt and ESAT virus scanner
by Keith Goobie 13 Feb '13

13 Feb '13

I downloaded iaxrpt from the main site and I made it available through our web site at ve3lsr.ca Sent from my iPhone

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Simocos - opinions, thoughts, otherwise?
by Shane Morris 12 Feb '13

12 Feb '13

Hello all, I was following the Chinese radio discussion with interest, and I thought I'd share that I almost exclusively use Simoco UHF and VHF radios these days, in particular, SRM9005s with a 9025 head. I wanted to garner some thoughts on their use. I'll lead the discussion, these radios were selected by myself and my friend over Motorola and over Vertex-Standard. We were actually going to go with a VX-2200 on UHF, and I was going to try to get access to the programming software. I had access to the VX-2500 software at some point. One night in discussion with my friend, I'd idly mentioned Simocos, and he brought them up on a webpage. At this point, I'd never seen one in real life, and knew little about them except they were 25Watt commercial radios that should be able to do the 70cm band as well as Australias "UHF CB" band (477MHz). I'm talking about the 9000 series here, I've only just borrowed a SRP9100 recently. My friends said I might be onto something here. Looking into them myself, I found the programming software is available for free, runs under WiNE (important for me as a Linux and Mac geek - see my posts on IAXRpt under Mac OS X 10.7/ 10.8), the radios could be expanded by means of a "card" that goes under the radio board inside the chassis, choice of heads, and lastly, I found them cheap - in the UK, far away from my native Australia. After a while, myself and my friend, and yup, his father, had a collection of SRM9000s, and Andrew and his Dad, David, got portables. Andrew and David fitted an SRM9000 series to their cars. I am bereft of a car at this point, I buy too many model trains... but anyway, my units were cheap, as they are both not P25 compatible - as new condition, open box format. I have found them solid and reliable radios. Something I learned later, after I had gotten the radios was that you could feasibly control them via computer over the control head interface - a TTL level RS232 serial port! And just recently, after Jim had introduced me the the RTCM, Andrew and I have decided to make a "unofficial" expansion card for the SRM series we call "VoterCard." Its like the RTCM, but adds a GPSDO for full synchronised transmit capabilities, and a PoE interface for connecting to Ubiquiti equipment, such as a Bullet or a Loco M2. Sometimes the most innocent discussions get you into the most trouble... VoterCard is still on the drawing board. I have most of the parts to prototype a system, such as the GPS, and an RTCM, but I need a filter for the GPSDO, and I need to "glue" it together. We're going to use a uBlox LEA-6T module, a custom designed board to fit in the radio, and mod the radio itself to change over the LO from local to GPSDO. Externally, the board will have a network port, a Cisco serial port (at proper RS232 levels - +/-12VDC) and a GPS antenna connector. The back of the radio will need to be modified a little bit, but thats ok - its plastic! VoterCard was designed for us, for our application of a public safety radio network, most likely operating on UHF CB, over a large and mountainous geographical area. The system has to be completely bulletproof, and able to operate unattended for a number of days. As an extension, I want this system for my proposed business, so we can save on mobile phone calls. System health would be monitored from a central location, ie, the monitoring software whose name I've forgotten just now. Now, I've heard of the GPSDO and RTCM thing being done with Motorola radios, but I ask, wouldn't it be better if the whole she-bang was *inside* the chassis of the radio? Make it nice and neat, thats for sure. So, thoughts everyone? I know Motorola is popular with the Americans, but have any of you ever used Simocos, and your thoughts on them - and this plan for VoterCard? Thanks everyone! Shane.

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FW: drug override
by Gregory 12 Feb '13

12 Feb '13

John, I am returning to the Green Cove and need a drug override for 120 days worth of drugs for the following prescriptions. 1. SIMVASTATIN 20MG TAB 1 Tablet Daily 2. FENOFIBRATE 145MG TAB 1 Tablet Daily 3. WELCHOL 625MG TAB 3 Tablets Twice Daily 4. LAVAZA 120 CAP 2 Capsules Twice Daily Gregory Gordon West Coast, Representative American Radio Association' AFL-CIO

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