[arm-allstar] CW ID not transmitting a 10 minute intervals
David McGough
kb4fxc at inttek.net
Mon Dec 7 19:47:12 EST 2015
Hi Jerry,
How are you obtaining COS signaling with this USB adapter? I looked at
the webpage, and this adapter doesn't seem to have a "wired" COS signal
coming from the radio--perhaps it has some sort of VOX hardware?
73, David KB4FXC
On Mon, 7 Dec 2015, Jerry Long wrote:
> Hardware:Â BBB, Baofeng UV-6B (or UV-3rplus, both 2 watts out with
stock antenna), PL codes in and out, Advanced Repeater Systems (ARS) URI,
WIFI (thanks W0ANM Chris, it works just fine).
> Duplex = 0 problem: Everything works perfect except Ido not get the CW
ID at 10 minute intervals. I do get the ID alongwith the time every hour
on the hour. Of a lesser concern, keyed *81 (time)works, keyed *80 (ID)
does not work, keyed *70 (current node status) works, keyed *76 (drop all
connection)works. Scheduling *76 works but scheduling ID's at timed
intervalsdoes not work.Â
>
> Duplex = 1 problem: Everything works perfect including the ID's at 10
minute intervals except mytransmissions break off and on when I pause
slightly between words when I breathe. Yes, I also believe it is a COS
problem.
> URI vendors solution: Crank up the radios' audio output tothe URI and
turn it down when it goes out to Allstar (BBB). The ARS URI has builtÂ
in transmit and receive audio controls (pots,
seehttp://www.arsrepeaters.com/USB_AllStar_Adapters.php). The vendor
provides a very good set up guide. He recommends just a few changes to
your settings (duplex =0 is one) The 'crank up, etc.' above was in
response to my request for help. I briefly tried to make these
adjustments. My audio was a bitover driven. I will try it again if that
is the only solution to keeping the COS open.
> Question: Is there another way to get the ID totransmit at the legal
intervals without the transmission breaks? Ithink I've turned everything
pertinent in the RPT file on or off at least once,but maybe I've missed
the magic combination. Note: I'm new to allthis. Linux, Asterisk and
electronics are not my 2nd, 3rdand 4th languages, but I'm having fun
hacking awayanyway. If everything worked the first time I would not have
learned anything so no complaints.
>
> Doug, thanks for all your work on thisproject.
> Jerry -KB3OIL
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