On Thu, Oct 9, 2008 at 12:57 PM, David McGough
<kb4fxc@inttek.net> wrote:
Hi Steve,
Okay, I reconfigured both remote bases as standard nodes--I just copied
the context used for my repeater node and set duplex=0. This works
properly with VOX mode, manual keying/unkeying, etc., just like with the
repeater node....No issues.
And, okay about the link status--I just thought the segfault was
interesting.
So, other than loss of frequency agility, can you think of any other
"show stoppers" that I might hit by retiring remote base mode entirely and
just using standard mode for everything??
73, David KB4FXC
> See below
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> Steve
> WA6ZFT
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> First off: Link status doesn't make sense on a remote base!
> Remote bases are for exclusive use by one user at a time!
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> Key-unkey flakiness. Two things to check:
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> 1. What happens when you configure the HF and VHF radios as a standard node (with duplex=0)? The remote base code is separate from the standard node code, and there could be a keying bug could be in the remote base code.
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> 2. Please confirm the phone key/unkey is not flakey on your standard node.This key/unkey issue could be a SIP configuration issue.
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