Tim Sawyer wrote:
Now that I have a second node registered, I'm having problems connecting to any Allstar nodes including to my other node. I get the function complete, the proper spoken connect message, and a single beep courtesy beep which used to be a double beep. But no audio or carrier comes out the other end when I key up. The other end doesn't speak a connect message either, but it does speak a disconnect message.
Is the single beep courtesy tone indicating a problem? I'm thinking maybe I screwed up my dial plan. It looks like this...
[globals] VOIPTERM=yourprovider HOMENPA=714 ; NODE=2528
[default] exten => _1NXXNXXXXXX,1,Dial(IAX2/${VOIPTERM}/${EXTEN}, 40,L(180000:30000)) exten => _1NXXNXXXXXX,2,Hangup
[radio-secure] ; exten => ${NODE},1,rpt,${NODE} exten => 2528,1,rpt,2528 exten => 2535,1,rpt,2535
Thanks, -- Tim, WD6AWP :wq
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What does the asterisk console print out when you try to connect locally?, do you get the same thing when you try to connect to a non-local node? Is asterisk restarting during the connect attempt? You mentioned you were hearing single beeps. Is this a single tone single beep or a dual tone single beep? Be default, a dual tone single beep indicates nothing is linked and two single tone beeps indicates you are linked. Steve WA6ZFT