[arm-allstar] (OT) Zoiper PTT / IAXRPT for iPhone

[Bryan St Clair]

I figured this out today.

In the instructions you were to change your extensions.conf file as follows:





*[myphonezoiper]  ; you may use a different name
hereexten=xxxxx,1,rpt(xxxx|Pv)exten=xxxxx,1,rpt(xxxx|Pv)*

What I had to do, to stop the locked PTT was to remove the 'Pv' and use 'P'

Mine looks like:





*[myphonezoiper]exten=xxxxx,1,rpt(xxxx|P)exten=xxxxx,1,rpt(xxxx|P)*


Now, when connecting, I do not keyup. I use *99 to TX and # to unkey.

This seems to only be true for MAC CLIENT Zoiper version 5.  With Windows
(or iPhone) client, you keep the "Pv" and the mute button will be your PTT.

If you are using iPhone Zoiper, make sure you have the "Pv" line, it
shouldn't lock PTT for you.

Bryan
K6CBR

On Wed, Aug 1, 2018 at 5:21 PM, "Mike Besemer via arm-allstar" <
arm-allstar at hamvoip.org> wrote:

> I know that neither of these are HamVoIP products, but I thought someone
> here might have some insight.
>
>      - As far as I can tell, once connected, Zoiper locks the PTT in
> transmit.  Fine for a duplex node, but not so great for RF.  I'd read that
> clicking on 'mute' would allow the TX to unkey, but that doesn't seem to be
> the case.  Did I miss something?
>
>      -  Any word on an IAXRPT client for iPhone?  I'm an Android guy
> myself,
> but several local folks are interested.
>
> 73,
>
> Mike
> WM4B
>
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