That is a remote base. Configure it as one.
Please dont
even try to make a standard 'node' in that type of configuration.
Neither
you nor anyone connecting to it will have any Allstar/app_rpt
joyness.
> Date: Mon, 28 May 2012 16:00:30
-0400
> From:
bdboyle@bdboyle.com> To:
app_rpt-users@ohnosec.org>
Subject: [App_rpt-users] Simplex link
>
> A local repeater club
to me has a site which is inaccessible via the
> internet (too far from
the CO in route distance for DSL, and fiber
> bypassed them...and the
cable company wants someone's first born to run
> a coax up the hill...)
but, would still like, on an occasional basis, to
> join my machines to
their net for emcomm practice (I drop off the
> network I'm usually on
due to various reasons when the nets start up
> there...).
>
> So, I'm thinking that a simplex node on my current configuration,
with
> the proper split frequency, might be an/the answer. IOW, it's
listening
> on their transmit, I transmit back to them on their receive.
Simple,
> standard arrangement. FWIW, it's an alinco DR135, so I can
derive the
> COR and PTT nicely from the rear connector, so that
shouldn't be a
> problem.
>
> So...thinking about how to
build the configuration? Not really clear
> what the values I should
have in usbradio.conf or rpt.conf to enable this.
>
> Of course,
I'll script the connection/disconnection to sequence dropping
> off the
big net first, joining the simplex to the remote repeater, and
>
reverse, but was just wondering what the proper values were to put in
>
the config files...
>
> Grateful for any guidance. I know this
seems like a basic question,
> but, for some reason I've a processing
block on this right now...
>
> tnx 73
> Bryan
WB0YLE
>
>
>
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