Tim,

 

The suggestion in your first answer, mixminus = y, was already in place.

let me clarify the application.

 

My Server running ACID connects (locally) to a number of local radio nodes and two ports of a DSP-404 all using DMK URI interfaces – USB.

Additionally, some users are tied in using IAX clients.

All the other remote repeaters (except the 4 associated with the DSP-404’s) are connected via RTCM.

 

There are 4 URI’s local, IAX users and currently 4 RTCM’s.

The need is to be able to tie all these together.

 

 

Rpr.conf looks like this:

 

[1448]

rxchannel=radio/usb

duplex=0

linktolink=no

erxgain=0

etxgain=3

morse=morse

macro=macro

functions=functions

phone_functions=functions

link_functions=functions

telemetry=telemetry

wait_times=wait-times

context = myradio

callerid = "1448" <1448>

idrecording = |AST

accountcode=RADIO

hangtime=0

althangtime=0

totime=300000

idtime=540000

politeid=3000

remotect=ct3

linkunkeyct=ct8

linktolink=yes

 

Voter looks like this:

 

[rtcm]

rtcmradio1 = radios1,nodeemp,transmit,ulaw

rtcmradio2 = radios2,nodeemp,transmit,ulaw

rtcmradio3 = radios3,nodeemp,transmit,ulaw

rtcmradio4= radios4,nodeemp,transmit,ulaw

buflen=250

mixinus=y

plfilter = n

 

I’m not sure how to bring in the RTCM channel driver into this.

 

 

From: Tim Sawyer [mailto:tisawyer@gmail.com]
Sent: Friday, November 13, 2015 6:53 PM
To: Mark DuMoulin @ WB2ERS <wb2ers@metcom.com>
Cc: app_rpt-users@ohnosec.org
Subject: Re: [App_rpt-users] Asterisk reboots-Clocking error

 

Reading you post again; if what you want to do is just have an RTCM and a URI you have to have two nodes. One for the URI and one for the RTCM.

 

rpt.conf:

[500]

rxchannel=SimpleUSB/500

duplex=2 # for repeater

...

 

# connect URI to RTCM at startup

startup_macro=*3501

...

 

[501]

rxchannel=Voter/501

duplex=2 #for repeater

...

 

voter.conf:

[501]

SITE1 = passwrd1,transmit

SITE2 = passwrd2

SITE3 = passwrd3

buflen = 250

plfilter = y

 

 

On Fri, Nov 13, 2015 at 3:45 PM, Tim Sawyer <tisawyer@gmail.com> wrote:

Not sure what you want to do, but assuming you want to tie a bunch of controllers together, replacing 420 links for example, 

you don't need radbridge to bridge RTCMs. Just put all the RTCM under one node in voter.conf. The secret here is mixminus which stops a second repeat path back to the RTCM. 

 

rpt.conf:

rxchannel=Voter/501

duplex=0

linktolink = yes

 

voter.conf:

[501]

SITE1 = passwrd1,transmit,nodeemp,noplfilter

SITE2 = passwrd2,transmit,nodeemp,noplfilter

SITE3 = passwrd3,transmit,nodeemp,noplfilter

buflen = 250

mixminus = y

plfilter = n

 

 

On Fri, Nov 13, 2015 at 9:47 AM, Mark DuMoulin @ WB2ERS <wb2ers@metcom.com> wrote:

Hello All,

 

I am running ACID with URI connected.

I also have repeaters using RTCM units.

When I attempt to use radbridge.conf to combine RTCM and URI as shown below:

 

[general]

instance1 = Voter/rtcm,Radio/usb

 

This is what happens:

 

[Nov 13 12:37:01] NOTICE[12655]: chan_usbradio.c:3273 usbradio_request: Already have a call (chan 0x91b4d18) on the usb channel

[Nov 13 12:37:03] NOTICE[12613]: app_rpt.c:22002 rpt_master: RPT thread restarted on 1448

[Nov 13 12:37:03] WARNING[12613]: app_rpt.c:22014 rpt_master: rpt_thread restarted on node 1448

    -- Re-Loading config for repeater 1448

[Nov 13 12:37:03] NOTICE[12656]: chan_usbradio.c:3273 usbradio_request: Already have a call (chan 0x91b4d18) on the usb channel

[Nov 13 12:37:05] ERROR[12613]: app_rpt.c:21997 rpt_master: Continual RPT thread restarts, killing Asterisk

 

Does anyone have any thoughts as to why this is occurring or a different approach on combining the URI and RTCM end points?

Mark DuMoulin

WB2ERS

Wb2ers@metcom.com

C 800-410-3130

 

 

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