There is no way to change the remote to a frequency based on the user's login ID as far as I know. IDs and courtesy tones will not go out on Echolink. -- Tim :wq On Nov 8, 2011, at 8:16 AM, Matt Roberts wrote:
I looked at the information about remote base configuration, but my question is not answered there.
Here's the situation. I want my remote base to have access codes for every user to connect. A user connects, and enters the access code so they can log-in. Then the remote is tuned to whatever frequency and any options are set. Once that's done, how can I ensure someone who isn't authorized changing the base? The only way I see a person can log-out is to disconnect. Is this correct?
I want Echolink connectivity on my repeater. Can I set the repeater so my courtesy tones, IDs, and such don't get heard on Echolink stations connecting?
Matt Roberts n9gmr@me.com
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