Fwd: Re: Passing DTMF # digit
sorry, I forgot to include the group on the reply, the question use to come up frequently...
My experience is NO. It is reserved on input for internal functions. But that may have changed in the latest ? The method I used years ago was to create a command to regenerate the dtmf string on the output. That is built-in to the app_rpt interface. So you give command *9751 (cmd= ) and that translates to output #1234 dtmf tones on the output. Do that with each needed output. A new command for each. I did create a toy-stanza that would regen whatever you type in so when you unkey it plays them back tx up. If you are good with asterisk.... it's a method. This only works for RF connected systems that are listening to your output. You will have to go to the books on that since I don't remember the command for outputting the dtmf. If you get stuck in a day or two, let me know and I will look at the old files for it. If I can find them. ...mike/kb8jnm On 5/21/2018 12:28 PM, Mike Lee wrote:
Hi all,
I have several sites linked via RF (with controllers) and am now adding a few sites linked via RTCMs connected to controllers.
The way my controllers work is that to access a site's controller via a distance site, you prefix that controller and give it a command.
We use #xxx as a prefix.
Is it possible to just pass the # digit to the remote controller?
I guess in essence, I want NO DTMF muting, anywhere across the RTCMs, since my DTMF muting occurs at each controller before it hits a user facing repeater.
I've read and read through much of the archive of this list and I'm still missing something.
I have all the RTCMs as one private node in voter.conf and mixminus=y. In rpt.conf I have duplex=0, propagate_dtmf=yes, linktolink=yes.
Thanks,
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