[arm-allstar] adding buttons to the Supermon page

[Dave Petrie]

Good Morning, i like using the Control tab in supermon.
If you have a dtmf command programmed to control Broadcastify feed
than you can add that dtmf command to the Control tab in supermon
as a "start broadcastify feed" and "stop broadcastify feed".
I seem to remember David k4fxc replying to broadcastify feed questions.
I don't use it so not sure how to stop it from running.
Here is what i did to control my dual band remote base i built with
two cdm1250 radios. in /srv/http/supermon  edit controlpanel.ini file.
replace 40039 with your node and the *dtmf command and the
label, save and restart and you should be good to go.
There are a lot of commands already programmed in there.
I also like to use the Favorites tab, "favorites.ini" to change channels in
my remote base
that is controlled by the GPIO pins through a isolation relay board.
here is an example of the Control tab: /srv/http/supermon controlpanel.ini

[general]
;
labels[] = "Remote Base Monitor"
cmds[] = "rpt fun 40039 *725001"
labels[] = "Remote Base Transceive"
cmds[] = "rpt fun 40039 *735001"
labels[] = "Remote Base Disconnect"
cmds[] = "rpt fun 40039 *715001"
labels[] = "Say Day Date"
cmds[] = "rpt fun 40039 *DA"

here is an example of the Favorites tab: /srv/http/supermon favorites.ini
There are 30 channels in mine so i just picked a few.
[general]
;
label[] = "Remote Base VHF Ch 1 146.520"
cmd[] = "rpt fun 40039 *401"
label[] = "Remote Base VHF Ch 12 145.290 N8IES"
cmd[] = "rpt fun 40039 *412
label[] = "Remote Base UHF Ch 12 442.625 N8IES"
cmd[] = "rpt fun 40039 *612"

Dave wa2kjc


On Fri, Mar 15, 2024 at 12:16 AM Don Sayler via ARM-allstar <
arm-allstar at hamvoip.org> wrote:

> Hi.
>
> On the Supermon page, a number of buttons appear once a user has logged in.
> I see those buttons defined in link.php, but I don't understand how the
> buttons are linked to an action.
>
> Does anyone know how this works? I'd like to add buttons to start and stop
> our Broadcastify feed.
>
> Thanks.
> Don W7OXR
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