I'll have a look over the wiki and might create an account myself. Also - not sure if any of the devs that thought of this, but is it possible to get the RSSI data stored somewhere for playback? Reasoning behind this would be for synchronizing with a recording of the repeater so that you could go back and review when a user was mobile or using the repeater and what their RSSI was. I try to listen and view as much as I can live, but sometimes its difficult. Hayden
I create a file in the /etc/cron.hourly directory called voterrecord that contains the following lines #!/bin/sh asterisk -r -x "voter record 27468 voter-record442700"`date +%F-%H-%M` >> /var/log/voterrecordlog Obviously you should use your node number and an appropriate file name prefix for the recordings. The recordings can be played back using a program that plays the audio and shows the RSSI values of each receiver and allows listening to even the un-voted receivers. I am not sure where that program is currently posted but should be somewhere near the voter board source code. Maybe someone knows where it is now, but if not, then I will try to find all the necessary files and post it later. I also set up a cron to archive all the recordings, both repeater output audio and voter input for the previous day at about a minute after midnight. So far my repeater hard drive has all recordings since 2012 in the archive. Chuck On Mon, Oct 23, 2017 at 9:27 PM, Hayden Honeywood <haydenph91@gmail.com> wrote:
I'll have a look over the wiki and might create an account myself.
Also - not sure if any of the devs that thought of this, but is it possible to get the RSSI data stored somewhere for playback?
Reasoning behind this would be for synchronizing with a recording of the repeater so that you could go back and review when a user was mobile or using the repeater and what their RSSI was. I try to listen and view as much as I can live, but sometimes its difficult.
Hayden
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