[arm-allstar] Externaal Controller

[David McGough]

Hi,

I'm not sure I understand what you're trying to accomplish?? It sounds 
like you're wanting to use a 5 port analog controller in this config:

port 0: 2m radio or repeater?
port 1: 70cm radio or repeater?
port 2: IRLP computer
port 3: Echolink computer
port 4: Allstar computer

Is this correct???  I guess you've already got the analog controller and 
many users who know how to program it?

Are you connecting the controller to simplex radios or to repeaters?

73, David KB4FXC





On Tue, 3 Jan 2017, "R. Wayne via arm-allstar" wrote:

> Of course I know that Allstar is a capable controller in its own right. 
But since I am the only coder, and not overly familiar with Allstar 
config files yet either, some of our team wants to use a separate 
external controller & port for Allstar, IRLP, EchoLink, etc. That way a 
novice admin can easily turn off a port if there’s a problem or a local 
net, what have you.

Is there a practical advantage to doing so?. What are the disadvantages?

I use some rather popular analog repeaters that are linked via IRLP and 
the 2m is on port 0, 70cm on 1, IRLP on 2 and EchoLink on 3. We're 
going to add Allstar (I've convinced them!) Each has its own DTMF 
commands; do they conflict?
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