New Software! ACID Version 0.11 : (http://dl.allstarlink.org) Centos 5.4 based auto install of an Asterisk/app_rpt system, Limey Linux 1.0.9 : (http://limeylinux.org) Custom CF version of Linux for diskless installs Both above releases contain app_rpt.c version 0.235. -- Significant changes included in app_rpt.c version 0.235: Added 'exten' parameter to autopatchup function to allow dialtone-less access to contexts in extensions.conf. Fixed 'telemetry' and 'morse' to allow for specification of category name in rpt.conf file Added dtmfkey/MDC-1200 keying support and associated facilities Added MDC1200 encoding and decoding. Fixed duplex problem with vox operated control op phone access Added support for 12.5/6.25 KHZ channels in the remote base and changed default frequency to 145.000 so our friends in Europe won't accidentally transmit outside their band Added support for non-USA-standard repeater offsets Fixed broken tm-d700 support Add vox patch mode which works regardless of duplex setting. Add support for Yaesu FT-100 remote base Fixed choppy audio archive recording problem Add support for app_gps.c Added support for Kenwood TM-D700A as a remote Steve WA6ZFT
On 20/04/2010 12:19 AM, Stephen Rodgers wrote:
New Software!
ACID Version 0.11 : (http://dl.allstarlink.org)
Centos 5.4 based auto install of an Asterisk/app_rpt system,
<-- Hi Steve; I just built two new systems last week using the ACID ISO that was current last week! I do have another project on the back-burner... my own repeater site where nodes 2182 and 2424 are running. Node 2182 is running half duplex into an RC-210 repeater controller, which seems to be very volatile! The controller arbitrarily locks up, unlinks ports, resets the clock, and so on! The two things that I really like about the controller are: 1. The ability to send out the ident without enabling the PL, so folks with a ctcss enabled receiver don't hear it! 2. The ability to turn off the PL before the carrier drops, again, folks with a ctcss enabled receiver do not hear a squelch crash - it's a seamless transition. I believe the feature described in #1 has been added a little while ago. I am not sure about #2 - can the timing between the PL drop and carrier drop be varied to ensure that there is a nice seamless transition? - I recall trying this out some time ago but, as I recall, the timing could not be changed and we still heard a squelch crash. Thanks, Ramesh.
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Ramesh Dhami (VA3UV) -
Stephen Rodgers