[arm-allstar] Feature request

[Doug Crompton]

This comment line in the script -

# where x equals the bit number. The default is
# bit 4 which would be -

Should read

# where x equals the bit number. The default is
# bit 5 which would be -

The bit can of course be changed but you have to take into account that
some bits are reserved. Bit 3 for sure is PTT and should never be used. Bit
4 will be used for COS LED if activated in rpt.conf. So as long as you are
not using any other bits you have bits 1,2 on the CM108 and 1,2,5,6,7,8 on
the cm119 with possibly bit 4 on both if it is not being used for a COS
LED.


*73 Doug*

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On Thu, Nov 15, 2018 at 6:14 PM "Justin Reed via ARM-allstar" <
arm-allstar at hamvoip.org> wrote:

> Doug & David,
>
> I know you guys are busy with other areas of Allstar, but there is
> something I thought of that would benefit my installation and possibly
> others.
>
> Is there a way to automatically assert one of the URI's logic outputs
> when there is an active Autosky alert, and un-assert that output when
> there are no current alerts?
>
> The particular application I have in mind is to use that to signal to my
> 7330 controller to change some parameters based on normal usage vs. when
> there is weather in the area.
>
> I'd prefer using an output on the URI rather than a GPIO on the Pi
> because the URI resides in the repeater cabinet and the Pi is in another
> cabinet, and the DB-25 connector on the URI is already connected to the
> 7330 with that output already wired. It's ready for the software change ;)
>
> Thanks,
> Justin
>
>
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