I have built my third AllStar node using a URIx, but cannot get Tx audio out to work. The node receives audio perflectly, and keys the radio using the PTT line, but there is no audio either from asterisk (e.g. the time announcement) or the "flash" in radio-tune-menu. Adjusting the Tx levels and boost has no effect. I have swapped URIx, cable and radio with a working node, so I have eliminated a bad URIx, cable or radio as a possibility. I have also eliminated a bad node configuration by applying a known good node configuration to the computer (which results in no Tx audio) and using the configuration of this node to a different computer (which works fine). The problem therefore seems to be motherboard related. I have tried two different motherboards: ECS NM70-I Celeron 1037 Mini ITX GIGABYTE GA-C1007UN-D Celeron 1007U Mini ITX Both exhibit the exact same symptom: No Tx audio. The do share the Intel NM70 chipset. Disabling or enabling the on board audio seems to have no effect. lsusb shows only the URIx (C-Media Electronics, Inc) and the Intel USB hub (Intel Corp. Integrated Rate Matching Hub). Is this a problem folks have previously encountered, or have any suggestions what else I can try?
Install alsa-utils to see what the audio settings look like when allstar keys the radio up. Use the alsamixer utility. sound card 1: alsamixer -c0 sound card 2: alsamixer -c1 sound card 3: alsamixer -c2 etc.... On 3/11/2014 10:25 PM, Willem Schreuder wrote:
I have built my third AllStar node using a URIx, but cannot get Tx audio out to work. The node receives audio perflectly, and keys the radio using the PTT line, but there is no audio either from asterisk (e.g. the time announcement) or the "flash" in radio-tune-menu. Adjusting the Tx levels and boost has no effect.
I have swapped URIx, cable and radio with a working node, so I have eliminated a bad URIx, cable or radio as a possibility. I have also eliminated a bad node configuration by applying a known good node configuration to the computer (which results in no Tx audio) and using the configuration of this node to a different computer (which works fine).
The problem therefore seems to be motherboard related. I have tried two different motherboards: ECS NM70-I Celeron 1037 Mini ITX GIGABYTE GA-C1007UN-D Celeron 1007U Mini ITX
Both exhibit the exact same symptom: No Tx audio. The do share the Intel NM70 chipset. Disabling or enabling the on board audio seems to have no effect. lsusb shows only the URIx (C-Media Electronics, Inc) and the Intel USB hub (Intel Corp. Integrated Rate Matching Hub).
Is this a problem folks have previously encountered, or have any suggestions what else I can try? _______________________________________________ App_rpt-users mailing list App_rpt-users@ohnosec.org http://ohnosec.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/app_rpt-users
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I would like to set up a server with two nodes. I know you can do it on the web site but I actually want to set up the second as a private node. Could somebody send me example config files I could use to figure out which stanzas I need to repeat for each node and what other config lines need to appear for each node? 73 Willem
Willem, Just add another node stanza in rpt.conf. Use the same definitions as in your public stanza. Then go through and change whatever you want to work differently for the private node. Set it up for the radio port you want to use or make it a pseudo node - no radio connected if you want. Do not include the lines to send the data to allstarlink. Comment them out. Also use a node number of <2000 and add this line down below after you public radio node that is defined in the same way - xxxx = radio@127.0.0.1:4569/xxxx,NONE xxxx = the private node you define in the above stanza. You can use the same or different macro, scheduler, functions, etc stanzas as your public node or define specific ones for the private node. Say you your public node was 28000 and you had a stanza macro=macro28000 in that stanza. You could put that same definition in your private node stanza if you wanted to use the same macros as 28000. Of course you could also define completely different ones specific to the private node if you desire. It is always a good idea to make a backup copy of your current rpt.conf before you start messing around. That way you can always go back if you do something that fouls things up. You can live reload the modified rpt.conf without rebooting - in CLI - rpt reload 73 Doug WA3DSP http://www.crompton.com/hamradio
Date: Sun, 20 Apr 2014 21:58:31 -0600 From: willem@prinmath.com To: app_rpt-users@ohnosec.org Subject: [App_rpt-users] Dual node server
I would like to set up a server with two nodes. I know you can do it on the web site but I actually want to set up the second as a private node. Could somebody send me example config files I could use to figure out which stanzas I need to repeat for each node and what other config lines need to appear for each node? 73 Willem _______________________________________________ App_rpt-users mailing list App_rpt-users@ohnosec.org http://ohnosec.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/app_rpt-users
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