Actually this is easily fixed. First set up the first node and do all audio cals. Then save the with radio tune save. That also saves the usb slot that URI /Fob is connected to in the tune file for that node. Plug in the second uri and make the second node active. Then setup the the second node and audio cals. Then save the radio tune settings to save the usb slot for that node in the second tune file. Now if you reboot the box it should remember which nodes are on what URI. I have done this with many nodes with multiple nodes and it works all the time. If you dont do this when setting up the nodes the URIs will get jumbled up as its a crap shoot at boot up when the sw will detect the usb devices. Jon VA3RQ On 11/1/2015 6:38 PM, Bryan Fields wrote:
On 11/1/15 3:04 PM, Jim Duuuude wrote:
(the USB stuff leaves a lot to be desired as far as port/device identification, and if you "move stuff around", it can be VERY hard to deal with). This, so much this. I had a friend who was ragging on asterisk/allstar sounding like crap, even after it was adjusted proper. I helped him set it up and indeed it was back to sounding like crap the next week.
Turns out his USB adapters were randomly coming up as different nodes when the server would reboot. I put a pciradio card in there and solved it.
Can't really say enough good things about those pciradio cards.