Hello,
From a long time I wanted to set up a apt_rpt link to test. I have set up a linux suse open on an vmware (juste for test before migrating to a real pc... it will allow me to start from snapshot if needed...).
I want to use a usb phone dongle I found on french market (based on cm108, the same has on the howto). No problems for compilations, the howto is perfect... (and I'm linux system engineer.. ;-) ) I have two questions for beginning : 1) I want to use apt_rpt just for hamradio needs... Is there a documentation explaining apt_rpt.conf file ? Or does it just exist the sample file for starting ? 2) I want to use pocket uhf radio gear for my test with just ptt, audio in/out available... is it possible ? and the cor ? I saw that there was an squelch parameters in .c file.. how does it work...? I had a look on archives of the mailing list but i found nothing really sexy... If there is documentation, just give me link, i'll read it first before ... ;-) Best regards Guillaume Devoyon F8ARR -- Ce mail est envoyé depuis un compte gmail temporaire. Pour être lu rapidement, veuillez envoyer un mail à mon adresse permanente : guillaume.devoyon@f8arr.org.
Salut Guillaume: There are many experts on this list who may respond to you. I am not one of these but will explain my understanding while you wait for more complete information. There are two important configuration files: The rpt.conf file determines the operational modes (simplex, duplex, etc), DTMF codes, CW ID, remote base programming et al. This file is used for all the various radio interfaces. The usbradio.conf file sets up the USB FOB parameters and is unique to that interface. Switching between receive and transmit can be done in two ways: DSP squelch generation or hardware COS (carrier sensing). This selection is made in the usbradio.conf file. Audio and DSP sensing levels are adjusted with the 'radio tune' utility, as described in http://app-rpt.qrvc.com/usbradio.pdf The files iax.conf and extensions.conf also need additions to support app-rpt operation. The best documentation that I have found are the sample conf files (and the C source code) which show every option. The question is: Which options does one need? I am sure that many members of this list would provide you with copies of their customized conf files for you to study. If you wish mine, please contact me off-list. An important consideration is the point from which you extract the audio from your receiver. If you wish to use DSP squelch generation and CTCSS detection, the audio should be taken prior to the de-emphasis network, i.e. the discriminator. Je vous souhaite la bonne chance! David VE7MQ.
Hello, Thank you for answers and all informations ... I'll have to check this during the incoming week. Has I became father for the second time, my free time has been reduced ;-) But in france we have 15 "holidays" days for a new child.... I'll let you know regards Guillaume Devoyon f8arr Merci et à bientôt. 2008/3/7, David Powell-Williams <dpowellwilliams@shaw.ca>:
Salut Guillaume:
There are many experts on this list who may respond to you. I am not one of these but will explain my understanding while you wait for more complete information.
There are two important configuration files: The rpt.conf file determines the operational modes (simplex, duplex, etc), DTMF codes, CW ID, remote base programming et al. This file is used for all the various radio interfaces.
The usbradio.conf file sets up the USB FOB parameters and is unique to that interface. Switching between receive and transmit can be done in two ways: DSP squelch generation or hardware COS (carrier sensing). This selection is made in the usbradio.conf file.
Audio and DSP sensing levels are adjusted with the 'radio tune' utility, as described in http://app-rpt.qrvc.com/usbradio.pdf
The files iax.conf and extensions.conf also need additions to support app-rpt operation.
The best documentation that I have found are the sample conf files (and the C source code) which show every option. The question is: Which options does one need?
I am sure that many members of this list would provide you with copies of their customized conf files for you to study. If you wish mine, please contact me off-list.
An important consideration is the point from which you extract the audio from your receiver. If you wish to use DSP squelch generation and CTCSS detection, the audio should be taken prior to the de-emphasis network, i.e . the discriminator.
Je vous souhaite la bonne chance!
David VE7MQ.
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Congratulations! Let us know when we can see a picture of the new baby holding a microphone. Steve Henke, W9SH On Mon, Mar 10, 2008 at 5:07 AM, Guillaume Devoyon < guillaume.devoyon@gmail.com> wrote:
Hello,
Thank you for answers and all informations ... I'll have to check this during the incoming week. Has I became father for the second time, my free time has been reduced ;-) But in france we have 15 "holidays" days for a new child....
I'll let you know
regards Guillaume Devoyon f8arr Merci et à bientôt.
2008/3/7, David Powell-Williams <dpowellwilliams@shaw.ca>:
Salut Guillaume:
There are many experts on this list who may respond to you. I am not one of these but will explain my understanding while you wait for more complete information.
There are two important configuration files: The rpt.conf file determines the operational modes (simplex, duplex, etc), DTMF codes, CW ID, remote base programming et al. This file is used for all the various radio interfaces.
The usbradio.conf file sets up the USB FOB parameters and is unique to that interface. Switching between receive and transmit can be done in two ways: DSP squelch generation or hardware COS (carrier sensing). This selection is made in the usbradio.conf file.
Audio and DSP sensing levels are adjusted with the 'radio tune' utility, as described in http://app-rpt.qrvc.com/usbradio.pdf
The files iax.conf and extensions.conf also need additions to support app-rpt operation.
The best documentation that I have found are the sample conf files (and the C source code) which show every option. The question is: Which options does one need?
I am sure that many members of this list would provide you with copies of their customized conf files for you to study. If you wish mine, please contact me off-list.
An important consideration is the point from which you extract the audio from your receiver. If you wish to use DSP squelch generation and CTCSS detection, the audio should be taken prior to the de-emphasis network, i.e. the discriminator.
Je vous souhaite la bonne chance!
David VE7MQ.
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