Hi Andy,

Try this:

[functions]

881=cop,62,GPIO4=1

882=cop,62,GPIO4=0

TEMPVAR1 = v|e|\"${RPT_RXKEYED}\"

*881 = f|t|TEMPVAR1

*882 = f|f|TEMPVAR1

Paul / KN2R

On Tue, Aug 1, 2017 at 2:01 AM, K1RA - Andy Z <k1ra@k1ra.us> wrote:

Hi,

  I'm running a RadioUSB channel driver setup with an RA-35 USB peripheral with a CM119A that has several GPIO pins available.  I'm attempting to write a test event to set a GPIO pin on that USB peripheral based on a system variable state, but I believe the app_rpt event parser is not correctly working and I'm wondering if this is a bug or there is a work around.

Here's my GPIO setup in usbradio.conf

[general]

gpio1 = in

gpio2 = out0

gpio4 = out1

gpio5 = in

Here's my event in rpt.conf

[events1999]

cop,62,GPIO4=1 = c|t|RPT_RXKEYED

cop,62,GPIO4=0 = c|f|RPT_RXKEYED

I receive the following error within the CLI when monitoring activity

ERROR[4499]: app_rpt.c:3483 rpt_event_process: Unrecognized event action (0) in exec item malformed: 0 = c|t|RPT_RXKEYED

ERROR[4499]: app_rpt.c:3483 rpt_event_process: Unrecognized event action (1) in exec item malformed: 1 = c|f|RPT_RXKEYED

It appears the first '=' in the GPIOn=x setting is causing the parser to break the <action-spec> too early per the docs here 

http://ohnosec.org/drupal/node/176 

Apparently the parser is NOT really looking for ' = ' as the delimiting string, but catching '=' instead.  I see cop 61 event is looking for "GPIO%d=%d" per line 12827 in app_rpt.c as far as I can tell, but its never getting to that code

https://github.com/AllStarLink/Asterisk/blob/master/asterisk/apps/app_rpt.c 

Note I can use the CLI and cop,62 command to properly toggle the GPIO so I know that part of the parser seems to be working OK.  I've also set a DTMF function command to toggle GPIO and that works too.  I've also placed other <action-specs> that don't have an '=' in place of my above cop,62 and that works fine as well.

Any suggestions, fixes or workarounds?

Thanks & 73

andyz - K1RA

http://k1ra.us/ 

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