Re: [App_rpt-users] Registry re-requests (David Shaw)
Hi David! First of all, thanks for your suggestions. I'm not saying that the network can't be a problem, however, there is seldom anyone coming into the node via Echolink or ASL. The audio dropouts are predominantly from repeater receiver audio, during local QSOs. When I spoke of the CAT7 cable with the ferrite chokes, I was referencing the interface cable I constructed to run between the RIM Lite and the repeater itself. The RPi3 is connected to the network via Wifi to a router that is no more than 4-5 feet away. I've seen no evidence of the link bouncing at all. We did not connect it via Ethernet because all the host's router's ethernet ports were full. We have purchased a switch to expand his network so that we can connect via Ethernet instead as soon as we get approval from him to do so. I am wondering if this might be a USB problem, however I have found no indication in any of the system or Asterisk log files of that. The RIM Lite is the only USB device plugged into the RPi3. I suppose it's also possible that the RIM Lite is wonky, but I have no other device with which to replace it. I have not yet put a ferrite choke on the USB cable, but plan to do that during my next trip to the site. I really appreciate all the ideas that are coming forward. If I don't get this solved soon, I'm going to have to put the original CAT200 controller back in place, hang my head in shame and restart this whole project at a later time. (Oh well, it won't be the first time for that! LOL) Bill Higgins N0NOE
After reading all the post. I don't think this is a OS problem (N4IRS can chime in) but more of network or USB problem. I'm using good old Limey Linux and a 4 port pci card. Allstar uses UDP. Drop a UDP packet and that will drop out on the repeater. SSH and SNMP uses TCP. Drop out a TCP packet. It will send a replacement packet. No loss of data but slower.
Are you using both WiFi and Ethernet at the same time? I would try using just one mode to access the internet. How are you connecting to the Internet? i.e. WiFi to a cell hotspot or WiFi to a Mesh Network? What kind of local network?
"Modular connectors and Cat-7 cable for the interface with snap-on chokes at both ends Pi is connected to the local network via Wifi (We are prepared to move this to Ethernet, but need approval of the host to do so)"
If this is a network problem. I would use the mrt command to test your network to the ASL server. Google Linux MRT and Linux MRT save to a file.
Let us know. David KE6UPI
No problem Bill, Would you like me to connect via ASL to your node to see if you have the same problem as your local QSO users do? I can't speak for the RIM Lite. David -- Thanks, David "Laws that forbid the carrying of arms...disarm only those who are neither inclined nor determined to commit crimes. Such laws make things worse for the assaulted and better for the assailants; they serve rather to encourage than prevent homicides, for an unarmed man may be attacked with greater confidence than an armed one." Thomas Jefferson On Thu, Mar 23, 2017 at 11:20 AM, William Higgins <higgins.ws@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi David!
First of all, thanks for your suggestions.
I'm not saying that the network can't be a problem, however, there is seldom anyone coming into the node via Echolink or ASL. The audio dropouts are predominantly from repeater receiver audio, during local QSOs. When I spoke of the CAT7 cable with the ferrite chokes, I was referencing the interface cable I constructed to run between the RIM Lite and the repeater itself. The RPi3 is connected to the network via Wifi to a router that is no more than 4-5 feet away. I've seen no evidence of the link bouncing at all. We did not connect it via Ethernet because all the host's router's ethernet ports were full. We have purchased a switch to expand his network so that we can connect via Ethernet instead as soon as we get approval from him to do so.
I am wondering if this might be a USB problem, however I have found no indication in any of the system or Asterisk log files of that. The RIM Lite is the only USB device plugged into the RPi3. I suppose it's also possible that the RIM Lite is wonky, but I have no other device with which to replace it. I have not yet put a ferrite choke on the USB cable, but plan to do that during my next trip to the site.
I really appreciate all the ideas that are coming forward. If I don't get this solved soon, I'm going to have to put the original CAT200 controller back in place, hang my head in shame and restart this whole project at a later time. (Oh well, it won't be the first time for that! LOL)
Bill Higgins N0NOE
After reading all the post. I don't think this is a OS problem (N4IRS can chime in) but more of network or USB problem. I'm using good old Limey Linux and a 4 port pci card. Allstar uses UDP. Drop a UDP packet and that will drop out on the repeater. SSH and SNMP uses TCP. Drop out a TCP packet. It will send a replacement packet. No loss of data but slower.
Are you using both WiFi and Ethernet at the same time? I would try using just one mode to access the internet. How are you connecting to the Internet? i.e. WiFi to a cell hotspot or WiFi to a Mesh Network? What kind of local network?
"Modular connectors and Cat-7 cable for the interface with snap-on chokes at both ends Pi is connected to the local network via Wifi (We are prepared to move this to Ethernet, but need approval of the host to do so)"
If this is a network problem. I would use the mrt command to test your network to the ASL server. Google Linux MRT and Linux MRT save to a file.
Let us know. David KE6UPI
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The DV3000 is plugged in? If it is unplug it and re-connect it. On 3/23/2017 2:31 PM, David Shaw wrote:
No problem Bill, Would you like me to connect via ASL to your node to see if you have the same problem as your local QSO users do? I can't speak for the RIM Lite.
David
-- Thanks, David
"Laws that forbid the carrying of arms...disarm only those who are neither inclined nor determined to commit crimes. Such laws make things worse for the assaulted and better for the assailants; they serve rather to encourage than prevent homicides, for an unarmed man may be attacked with greater confidence than an armed one." Thomas Jefferson
On Thu, Mar 23, 2017 at 11:20 AM, William Higgins <higgins.ws@gmail.com <mailto:higgins.ws@gmail.com>> wrote:
Hi David!
First of all, thanks for your suggestions.
I'm not saying that the network can't be a problem, however, there is seldom anyone coming into the node via Echolink or ASL. The audio dropouts are predominantly from repeater receiver audio, during local QSOs. When I spoke of the CAT7 cable with the ferrite chokes, I was referencing the interface cable I constructed to run between the RIM Lite and the repeater itself. The RPi3 is connected to the network via Wifi to a router that is no more than 4-5 feet away. I've seen no evidence of the link bouncing at all. We did not connect it via Ethernet because all the host's router's ethernet ports were full. We have purchased a switch to expand his network so that we can connect via Ethernet instead as soon as we get approval from him to do so.
I am wondering if this might be a USB problem, however I have found no indication in any of the system or Asterisk log files of that. The RIM Lite is the only USB device plugged into the RPi3. I suppose it's also possible that the RIM Lite is wonky, but I have no other device with which to replace it. I have not yet put a ferrite choke on the USB cable, but plan to do that during my next trip to the site.
I really appreciate all the ideas that are coming forward. If I don't get this solved soon, I'm going to have to put the original CAT200 controller back in place, hang my head in shame and restart this whole project at a later time. (Oh well, it won't be the first time for that! LOL)
Bill Higgins N0NOE
>After reading all the post. I don't think this is a OS problem (N4IRS can >chime in) but more of network or USB problem. I'm using good old Limey >Linux and a 4 port pci card. >Allstar uses UDP. Drop a UDP packet and that will drop out on the repeater. >SSH and SNMP uses TCP. Drop out a TCP packet. It will send a replacement >packet. No loss of data but slower. > > >Are you using both WiFi and Ethernet at the same time? I would try using >just one mode to access the internet. How are you connecting to the >Internet? i.e. WiFi to a cell hotspot or WiFi to a Mesh Network? What kind >of local network? > >"Modular connectors and Cat-7 cable for the interface with snap-on chokes >at both ends >Pi is connected to the local network via Wifi (We are prepared to move this >to Ethernet, but need approval of the host to do so)" > >If this is a network problem. I would use the mrt command to test your >network to the ASL server. Google Linux MRT and Linux MRT save to a file. > >Let us know. >David >KE6UPI
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Yes, its a thumbDV David -- Thanks, David "Laws that forbid the carrying of arms...disarm only those who are neither inclined nor determined to commit crimes. Such laws make things worse for the assaulted and better for the assailants; they serve rather to encourage than prevent homicides, for an unarmed man may be attacked with greater confidence than an armed one." Thomas Jefferson On Thu, Mar 23, 2017 at 11:55 AM, Steve Zingman <szingman@msgstor.com> wrote:
The DV3000 is plugged in? If it is unplug it and re-connect it.
On 3/23/2017 2:31 PM, David Shaw wrote:
No problem Bill, Would you like me to connect via ASL to your node to see if you have the same problem as your local QSO users do? I can't speak for the RIM Lite.
David
-- Thanks, David
"Laws that forbid the carrying of arms...disarm only those who are neither inclined nor determined to commit crimes. Such laws make things worse for the assaulted and better for the assailants; they serve rather to encourage than prevent homicides, for an unarmed man may be attacked with greater confidence than an armed one." Thomas Jefferson
On Thu, Mar 23, 2017 at 11:20 AM, William Higgins <higgins.ws@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi David!
First of all, thanks for your suggestions.
I'm not saying that the network can't be a problem, however, there is seldom anyone coming into the node via Echolink or ASL. The audio dropouts are predominantly from repeater receiver audio, during local QSOs. When I spoke of the CAT7 cable with the ferrite chokes, I was referencing the interface cable I constructed to run between the RIM Lite and the repeater itself. The RPi3 is connected to the network via Wifi to a router that is no more than 4-5 feet away. I've seen no evidence of the link bouncing at all. We did not connect it via Ethernet because all the host's router's ethernet ports were full. We have purchased a switch to expand his network so that we can connect via Ethernet instead as soon as we get approval from him to do so.
I am wondering if this might be a USB problem, however I have found no indication in any of the system or Asterisk log files of that. The RIM Lite is the only USB device plugged into the RPi3. I suppose it's also possible that the RIM Lite is wonky, but I have no other device with which to replace it. I have not yet put a ferrite choke on the USB cable, but plan to do that during my next trip to the site.
I really appreciate all the ideas that are coming forward. If I don't get this solved soon, I'm going to have to put the original CAT200 controller back in place, hang my head in shame and restart this whole project at a later time. (Oh well, it won't be the first time for that! LOL)
Bill Higgins N0NOE
After reading all the post. I don't think this is a OS problem (N4IRS can chime in) but more of network or USB problem. I'm using good old Limey Linux and a 4 port pci card. Allstar uses UDP. Drop a UDP packet and that will drop out on the repeater. SSH and SNMP uses TCP. Drop out a TCP packet. It will send a replacement packet. No loss of data but slower.
Are you using both WiFi and Ethernet at the same time? I would try using just one mode to access the internet. How are you connecting to the Internet? i.e. WiFi to a cell hotspot or WiFi to a Mesh Network? What kind of local network?
"Modular connectors and Cat-7 cable for the interface with snap-on chokes at both ends Pi is connected to the local network via Wifi (We are prepared to move this to Ethernet, but need approval of the host to do so)"
If this is a network problem. I would use the mrt command to test your network to the ASL server. Google Linux MRT and Linux MRT save to a file.
Let us know. David KE6UPI
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oops wrong message to reply to. Sorry. On 3/23/2017 3:00 PM, David Shaw wrote:
Yes, its a thumbDV
David
-- Thanks, David
"Laws that forbid the carrying of arms...disarm only those who are neither inclined nor determined to commit crimes. Such laws make things worse for the assaulted and better for the assailants; they serve rather to encourage than prevent homicides, for an unarmed man may be attacked with greater confidence than an armed one." Thomas Jefferson
On Thu, Mar 23, 2017 at 11:55 AM, Steve Zingman <szingman@msgstor.com <mailto:szingman@msgstor.com>> wrote:
The DV3000 is plugged in? If it is unplug it and re-connect it.
On 3/23/2017 2:31 PM, David Shaw wrote:
No problem Bill, Would you like me to connect via ASL to your node to see if you have the same problem as your local QSO users do? I can't speak for the RIM Lite.
David
-- Thanks, David
"Laws that forbid the carrying of arms...disarm only those who are neither inclined nor determined to commit crimes. Such laws make things worse for the assaulted and better for the assailants; they serve rather to encourage than prevent homicides, for an unarmed man may be attacked with greater confidence than an armed one." Thomas Jefferson
On Thu, Mar 23, 2017 at 11:20 AM, William Higgins <higgins.ws@gmail.com <mailto:higgins.ws@gmail.com>> wrote:
Hi David!
First of all, thanks for your suggestions.
I'm not saying that the network can't be a problem, however, there is seldom anyone coming into the node via Echolink or ASL. The audio dropouts are predominantly from repeater receiver audio, during local QSOs. When I spoke of the CAT7 cable with the ferrite chokes, I was referencing the interface cable I constructed to run between the RIM Lite and the repeater itself. The RPi3 is connected to the network via Wifi to a router that is no more than 4-5 feet away. I've seen no evidence of the link bouncing at all. We did not connect it via Ethernet because all the host's router's ethernet ports were full. We have purchased a switch to expand his network so that we can connect via Ethernet instead as soon as we get approval from him to do so.
I am wondering if this might be a USB problem, however I have found no indication in any of the system or Asterisk log files of that. The RIM Lite is the only USB device plugged into the RPi3. I suppose it's also possible that the RIM Lite is wonky, but I have no other device with which to replace it. I have not yet put a ferrite choke on the USB cable, but plan to do that during my next trip to the site.
I really appreciate all the ideas that are coming forward. If I don't get this solved soon, I'm going to have to put the original CAT200 controller back in place, hang my head in shame and restart this whole project at a later time. (Oh well, it won't be the first time for that! LOL)
Bill Higgins N0NOE
>After reading all the post. I don't think this is a OS problem (N4IRS can >chime in) but more of network or USB problem. I'm using good old Limey >Linux and a 4 port pci card. >Allstar uses UDP. Drop a UDP packet and that will drop out on the repeater. >SSH and SNMP uses TCP. Drop out a TCP packet. It will send a replacement >packet. No loss of data but slower. > > >Are you using both WiFi and Ethernet at the same time? I would try using >just one mode to access the internet. How are you connecting to the >Internet? i.e. WiFi to a cell hotspot or WiFi to a Mesh Network? What kind >of local network? > >"Modular connectors and Cat-7 cable for the interface with snap-on chokes >at both ends >Pi is connected to the local network via Wifi (We are prepared to move this >to Ethernet, but need approval of the host to do so)" > >If this is a network problem. I would use the mrt command to test your >network to the ASL server. Google Linux MRT and Linux MRT save to a file. > >Let us know. >David >KE6UPI
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Sorry, I unplug it and re-connected it -- Thanks, David "Laws that forbid the carrying of arms...disarm only those who are neither inclined nor determined to commit crimes. Such laws make things worse for the assaulted and better for the assailants; they serve rather to encourage than prevent homicides, for an unarmed man may be attacked with greater confidence than an armed one." Thomas Jefferson On Thu, Mar 23, 2017 at 12:01 PM, Steve Zingman <szingman@msgstor.com> wrote:
oops wrong message to reply to. Sorry.
On 3/23/2017 3:00 PM, David Shaw wrote:
Yes, its a thumbDV
David
-- Thanks, David
"Laws that forbid the carrying of arms...disarm only those who are neither inclined nor determined to commit crimes. Such laws make things worse for the assaulted and better for the assailants; they serve rather to encourage than prevent homicides, for an unarmed man may be attacked with greater confidence than an armed one." Thomas Jefferson
On Thu, Mar 23, 2017 at 11:55 AM, Steve Zingman <szingman@msgstor.com> wrote:
The DV3000 is plugged in? If it is unplug it and re-connect it.
On 3/23/2017 2:31 PM, David Shaw wrote:
No problem Bill, Would you like me to connect via ASL to your node to see if you have the same problem as your local QSO users do? I can't speak for the RIM Lite.
David
-- Thanks, David
"Laws that forbid the carrying of arms...disarm only those who are neither inclined nor determined to commit crimes. Such laws make things worse for the assaulted and better for the assailants; they serve rather to encourage than prevent homicides, for an unarmed man may be attacked with greater confidence than an armed one." Thomas Jefferson
On Thu, Mar 23, 2017 at 11:20 AM, William Higgins <higgins.ws@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi David!
First of all, thanks for your suggestions.
I'm not saying that the network can't be a problem, however, there is seldom anyone coming into the node via Echolink or ASL. The audio dropouts are predominantly from repeater receiver audio, during local QSOs. When I spoke of the CAT7 cable with the ferrite chokes, I was referencing the interface cable I constructed to run between the RIM Lite and the repeater itself. The RPi3 is connected to the network via Wifi to a router that is no more than 4-5 feet away. I've seen no evidence of the link bouncing at all. We did not connect it via Ethernet because all the host's router's ethernet ports were full. We have purchased a switch to expand his network so that we can connect via Ethernet instead as soon as we get approval from him to do so.
I am wondering if this might be a USB problem, however I have found no indication in any of the system or Asterisk log files of that. The RIM Lite is the only USB device plugged into the RPi3. I suppose it's also possible that the RIM Lite is wonky, but I have no other device with which to replace it. I have not yet put a ferrite choke on the USB cable, but plan to do that during my next trip to the site.
I really appreciate all the ideas that are coming forward. If I don't get this solved soon, I'm going to have to put the original CAT200 controller back in place, hang my head in shame and restart this whole project at a later time. (Oh well, it won't be the first time for that! LOL)
Bill Higgins N0NOE
After reading all the post. I don't think this is a OS problem (N4IRS can chime in) but more of network or USB problem. I'm using good old Limey Linux and a 4 port pci card. Allstar uses UDP. Drop a UDP packet and that will drop out on the repeater. SSH and SNMP uses TCP. Drop out a TCP packet. It will send a replacement packet. No loss of data but slower.
Are you using both WiFi and Ethernet at the same time? I would try using just one mode to access the internet. How are you connecting to the Internet? i.e. WiFi to a cell hotspot or WiFi to a Mesh Network? What kind of local network?
"Modular connectors and Cat-7 cable for the interface with snap-on chokes at both ends Pi is connected to the local network via Wifi (We are prepared to move this to Ethernet, but need approval of the host to do so)"
If this is a network problem. I would use the mrt command to test your network to the ASL server. Google Linux MRT and Linux MRT save to a file.
Let us know. David KE6UPI
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