There is a command for that called ilink,5. Which touch tone command your system uses for that command is optional. Look through your rpt.conf for ilink,5 and you may see something like 

70=ilink,5 ; say link status

In this case the touch tone command is *70. If the above line or similar is not there you can add it or one like it. Then restart Asterisk. Now when you play *70 it will read the node ‘numbers’  that are connected to you. 

To get it to say “Win system” instead of “Node 2560” you have to make a recording and place in in the correct directory. That is documented here: http://docs.allstarlink.org/drupal/node/131 and here http://images.ohnosec.org/app-rpt-audacity.pdf
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Tim
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On Apr 6, 2015, at 1:23 PM, Eric Guth <eric@efratnetworks.com> wrote:

How would I play an audio file based on a node connected, either when I make the connection, or upon interrogation.  
 
Such as:  "connected to W3WAN, receive only", or "connected to "winsystem, Transceive". 
 
This way if someone is monitoring a channel, I can poll the system for status. 
 
My apology if this has been asked before. 
 
73, 
 
Eric 
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