If DTMF commands were still processed I could still issue a command to turn it back on. Many standalone repeater controllers allow this. Basically this is a tool to combat jammers. Currently I have to disable the repeater which gives them satisfaction to their jamming. Since there are several repeaters linked together I would prefer to still have the traffic from the other nodes transmitted but not allow the jammer to be heard. I realize I could use monitor mode but traffic on that port is still repeated just not on the other nodes. Thanks, Steve On 6/9/2011 9:34, Buddy Brannan wrote:

So, what, do you just want it to not repeat anything? If you disable the receiver, how can you re-enable it with DTMF?

To disable the repeater, in rpt.conf I have: 901092=cop,3

And to enable, 901091=cop,2

So entering *901092 on the keypad turns off the repeater, which won't repeat anything really until it receives *901091 to re-enable it.

Or do I completely not understand what you want? -- Buddy Brannan, KB5ELV - Erie, PA Phone: (814) 860-3194 or 888-75-BUDDY

On Jun 9, 2011, at 12:27 AM, Steve Passmore wrote:

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Is there any way to disable a repeater's receiver via a DTMF command and/or via the command line? I've looked through the options and short of using one of the gpio output pins to disable the receiver in the repeater I can't see a way. Ideally DTMF control could still be maintained via the receiver.

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