[arm-allstar] Issue with TXCTCSS Control

[David McGough]

Hi Brad,

You should be able to filter out ALL DCS/PL tones which have been 
received by the GM300. Then, there would be no "rogue" tones passing 
through asterisk/allstar to cause problems.

To enable the simpleusb brick-wall filter, set dcsfilter=yes in the
simpleusb.conf stanza for the node.

Note this setting can be real-time toggled in the simpleusb-tune-menu 
program, option q. 

There is also the original simpleusb PL filter. It's less aggressive, 
letting a little more low-end audio through. Turn is on with plfilter=yes 
in the simpleusb.conf stanza for the node.

Note this setting can be real-time toggled in the simpleusb-tune-menu
program, option h.

73, David KB4FXC



On Mon, 29 Apr 2019, Brad Trogdon wrote:

> David,
> 
> Your reply sparked a thought that you may have an answer to.   When HamVoIP
> is used as a repeater controller between two Motorola GM-300's is it
> possible to reject (Not repeat) CTCSS tones received that are not
> defined?   This would be the fix for a issue I have an the inability to use
> it as a stand alone controller.
> 
> In my scenario we have other repeaters coordinated on same Freq and need to
> prevent the distant traffic from opening the repeater.  If only a single
> tone we could address by adding PL to the Rec radio but more than one tone
> is in play.
> 
> Thanks in advance.
> 
> -Brad
> ~~
>