I have the exact same setup. You should
have no issues but you’ll have to run allstar half duplex. I tried FDX
on the RC210 and the ASL node with pretty funky results. You could just
replace the RC210 and let the ASL server do all the work. As soon as I can get
to my site that’s what I’ll be doing and the RC210 will be on ebay
(I hate it).
73 de K0JSC
From: Tim Sawyer
[mailto:tim.sawyer@me.com]
Sent: Monday, June 18, 2012 12:17
PM
To: pete M
Cc: APP RPT
Subject: Re: [App_rpt-users]
Allstar and echolink
Yes, your allstar node will let any connected nodes, be they echolink
or allstar, will hear and talk to all connected nodes.
Also, you could ditch the rc-210 and let Allstar (and 2 URIs or 2
RTCMs) do it all. You'll find your TT command structure much less complicated
that way.
--
Tim
:wq
On Jun 18, 2012, at 8:53 AM, pete M wrote:
I have a small question
If I have a net and my repeater is
connected to some node on echolink and some user on allstar. Will both user
type will ear each other?
Let me explain my setup I want to do.
First I have 2 repeater connected to a
rc-210 constroler (one Vhf , one UHF) on port 1 and 2
I want to connect my allstar computer to
port 3 and connect it to port 1 and 2 during the net.
Right now I only have a Link to echolink
by UHF and all the delay that add up is very annoying. And I want to use
Allstar to connect some remote user and repeater to our network.
I will use a Thin Client with a URI as
the allstar computer)
VE2PF
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