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CrissCross

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  1. Thanks a bunch. This information helped a lot and audio is not working very well :)

    As for connecting seem *13175 does try to connect but instantly reports disconnected. Im assuming maybe that 175 is not allowing permanent connections from my node. I can reconnect to 175 via *3175 about 15 minutes after a lost connection. 

  2. Thanks a bunch, Ill do some double checking :)

    Question 1: Would this still be a possibility if most audio comes in ok?

    Question 2: I notice that when Im connected to the 175 hub via *3175 that after about 24 hours I get disconnect. Is this normal?

    Any ideas and thoughts are greatly appreciated. Thanks again for all the help. 

  3. Just wanted to provide an update. Got everything working for the most part. I was able to switch over to simple usb radio. Node is connected to the 175 hub. 

    The next challenge: 

    I noticed that some operators come in very muffled on the repeater but when listening online they are nice and clear. I suspect some tweaks to the simple usb radio config files is needed. I will continue to monitor and report back with updates.

  4. 20 hours ago, JeepCrawler98 said:

    Are you wiring the node to also repeat local audio or are you having the repeater do that internally? If the former; duplex=2 will repeat local audio if it's missing from your setup. duplex=1 injects/pulls link audio, beeps and boops (telemetry), and hang time (if it's longer than the repeater's internal controller).

    Typically on our gear we set the repeaters to base station or duplex mode and use asterisk as a full repeater controller handling all audio, but if you're splitting roles between the hardware duplex=1 works best there (or if you're using a link radio). 

    duplex=0 only gives link audio and is useful for some external controllers, but it behaves funny on DTMF decoding and not announcing nodes statuses and whatnot

    Hey thanks so much for your reply. To be honest im still knew to how all this works.

    It is setup to run everything through asterisk. I was able to get on last night looks like things are working ok but a few hicups. The audio coming across the linked networks is great however the audio coming out the repeater is about 1/2 the volume it was before going through asterisk.

    I did have to switch over to use usbradio vs simpleusb. I just could not get simple usb to work. (not sure why)

    usbradio is working well over the link but DTMF is flaky and local audio out of the repeater is now really low. So Im working to figure that part out. Any advise would be great :)

    To be honest im still knew to how all this works.

  5. Hi all hope you are well. Im hoping to get some advice or assistance.

    We have a new note setup running the myGMRS image. 

    We can send commands to the node via command line just fine but not via dtmf. The node seems to connect to hub 175 and can hear traffic but can not transmit. 

    When checking the repeater is keying up on transmit be are using the usbradio module on the node. I have tried switching it to the simpleusb module but that wont key up the repeater on transmit.

    Any ideas or suggestions as to what to check. Im pretty tech savy for the most part and know my way around linux. 

    Thanks a bunch

    Chris WRMK385

  6. On 5/10/2021 at 10:11 PM, OffRoaderX said:

    I just finished a 'home brew" 50W repeater for about $790 not counting the antenna/duplexer, etc..  Very simple to put together and set up.. of course, for more $ you can do something much fancier, but it wont transmit any further.  You can see more about it in this little video i made about it:

     

    Good video and very simple. Any plans to test/try Linking the repeater?

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