[arm-allstar] Listening on Hub

[David McGough]

The most likely explanation is that the User_Node was originally connected 
to both hubs in "receive only mode" (connect with *2 or *72). Then, this 
weekend "transceive mode" was used (accidentally?), connecting with *3 or 
*73. So, a connection sequence like:

User_Node ----> *2 Other_Club_Hub
User_Node ----> *3 Our_Club_HUB

Connected this way:

"Our_Club_HUB" and "User_Node" can hear and talk to each other.
"Our_Club_HUB" and "User_Node" will hear (only) "Other_Club_Hub"


73, David KB4FXC

On Mon, 1 Jun 2020, "Darrell Black via ARM-allstar" wrote:

> Over the weekend one of our club members had his personal allstar nodes
> connected to our club's hub while listening to another club. He has done
> this for weeks and we do not get the other clubs traffic. This weekend we
> did get the listen only traffic sent via his node to our hub. We talked
> about it and it appears to be related to which system he connects to first.
> Can someone explain to me how this works?
> 
> Our_Club_HUB <==========>  User_Node <============ Other_Club_Hub
> 
> For weeks we didn't here the other_club_hub and then we did.
> 
>