Ppp16 is for channel steering radio with that ability such as a Motorola GM300. When you program a gm300 you need to set it up for channel steering. Grounding different inputs to the radio select different channels.
I was planning on working with Steve W9SH over Christmas on this, but I was pretty sick during that time and never got to it. Just curious if anyone has used this and could give me some pointers as Steve is a pretty busy guy.
What I ended up doing was compiling a few lines of code that I can turn certain output on/off on the lpt port. This isn’t built into asterisk so I was just going to control it one way I knew how without bugging the developers…
Has anyone ever used ppp16?
Corey N3FE
From: app_rpt-users-bounces@ohnosec.org [mailto:app_rpt-users-bounces@ohnosec.org] On Behalf Of James Smith
Sent: Friday, January 25, 2013 6:42 PM
To: app_rpt-users@ohnosec.org
Subject: [App_rpt-users] ppp16 - kenwood- freq agile remote rig
howdy,
w2dm gave me some pointers , and im running with that.
but as im planning my freq agile remote. i saw these interesting lines, that we could not quite ident.
696 | static char *remote_rig_kenwood="kenwood"; |
697 | static char *remote_rig_tm271="tm271"; |
698 | static char *remote_rig_tmd700="tmd700"; |
699 | static char *remote_rig_ic706="ic706"; |
700 | static char *remote_rig_xcat="xcat"; |
701 | static char *remote_rig_rtx150="rtx150"; |
702 | static char *remote_rig_rtx450="rtx450"; |
703 | static char *remote_rig_ppp16="ppp16"; // parallel port programmable 16 channels |
"kenwood". which models? commecial models or just ham mobiles?
i know what the yeasu models are and an xcat, but what is a ppp16? is that a commecial model specific 16 channel mobile? does it write to the eeprom of that radio? or does it just do memory channel up and down?
"rtx150" "rtx450" - this must be ritron portable radios? does it just bump channel up and down? i was trying to find a list of the radios folks used in there freq agile remote? thanks. james kd5oxm |
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