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Any Amateur Radio VoIP discussion or Asterisk Allstar
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Showing posts with label Allstar Canada HUB. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Allstar Canada HUB. Show all posts
Allstar "Canada Hub" on AllStar - node
Hey Andre VE3SP, thought you would like to know about this:
Canadian Hams: Announcing "Canada Hub" on AllStar - node 51730, sponsored by the North Fraser Amateur Radio Club (node 450520).
All operators and nodes worldwide are welcome to connect, but the goal is to bring together as many Canadian repeaters and operators as possible in a similar way to the UK's "Hubnet" and others.
It will take a while to gain momentum, but we expect it to become a popular place for nets (a trivia net is planned) and other activities.
Please connect and say hello and feel free to stay connected.
73 de VE7NZ (node sysop).
Canadian Hams: Announcing "Canada Hub" on AllStar - node 51730, sponsored by the North Fraser Amateur Radio Club (node 450520).
All operators and nodes worldwide are welcome to connect, but the goal is to bring together as many Canadian repeaters and operators as possible in a similar way to the UK's "Hubnet" and others.
It will take a while to gain momentum, but we expect it to become a popular place for nets (a trivia net is planned) and other activities.
Please connect and say hello and feel free to stay connected.
73 de VE7NZ (node sysop).
Allstar discussion group
https://groups.io/g/Allstar
Amateur Radio Canada 🇨🇦 Discussion Group
https://groups.io/g/HAMRadioCanada
https://groups.io/g/Allstar
Amateur Radio Canada 🇨🇦 Discussion Group
https://groups.io/g/HAMRadioCanada
Allstar ClearNode
ClearNode is a pre-configured Raspberry Pi based AllStar & Echolink node with an integrated low power UHF radio transceiver.
ClearNode includes a companion iPhone and Android mobile app to Setup and Control your node – from anywhere you have an internet connection.
You can also control your node connections using the standard DTMF commands from your handheld radio.
ClearNode includes a companion iPhone and Android mobile app to Setup and Control your node – from anywhere you have an internet connection.
You can also control your node connections using the standard DTMF commands from your handheld radio.
Allstar Mobile repeater with Handheld - baofeng BF888
Allstar Mobile repeater with Handheld - baofeng BF 888
These configuration files are used to set up and customize one or more radio nodes
Config Files
This page has been moved to the wiki here.
Please use the wiki, as this information here is out of date.
Please use the wiki, as this information here is out of date.
These configuration files are used to set up and customize one or more radio nodes:
| Configuration File | Function |
|---|---|
| /etc/asterisk/echolink.conf | Echolink Configuration |
| /etc/asterisk/extensions.conf | Asterisk Dialplan (call routing) |
| /etc/asterisk/iax.conf | IAX (inter-asterisk exchange) Configuration |
| /etc/asterisk/rpt.conf | Repeater/Node Configuration |
| /etc/asterisk/usbradio.conf | USB fob Configuration |
| /etc/asterisk/simpleusb.conf | Alternate USB fob Configuration |
| /etc/asterisk/voter.conf | Voter Configuration |
| /etc/asterisk/radbridge.conf | Radio Bridge Configuration |
| /etc/asterisk/gps.conf | APRS and GPS Configuration |
| /etc/zaptel.conf | Zaptel Device Configuration |
This Is my rpt.conf file for my Raspberry Pi Server Hosting Node
This Is my rpt.conf file for my Raspberry Pi Server Hosting Node
I needed an example
https://www.qsl.net/w/w2ymm//downloads/ALLSTAR/rpt_conf_notes.pdf
I needed an example
WARNING - THIS FILE WAS AUTOMATICALLY CONFIGURED FROM A
; TEMPLATE FILE IN /usr/local/etc/asterisk_tpl BY THE
; NODE-CONFIG.SH SCRIPT. ;
; EACH TIME THIS SCRIPT IS RUN, THIS FILE WILL BE OVERWRITTEN.
; IF YOU CHANGE ANYTHING IN THIS FILE AND RUN THE NODE-CONFIG.SH
; SCRIPT, IT WILL BE LOST. ;
; IF YOU INTEND TO USE THE NODE-CONFIG.SH SCRIPT, THEN YOU SHOULD
; MAKE MODIFICATIONS TO THE ACTUAL TEMPLATE FILES LOCATED IN
; /usr/local/etc/asterisk_tpl directory. ;
; Radio Repeater configuration file (for use with app_rpt) ;
; This file is shown with two local nodes. Use your editor to wholsale
; change any mention of node 28183 to your assigned node number. ;
; Likewise do the same for node 1999 if you are using a second node.
; Node 1999 is defined as a pseudo node but could be setup as a second
; simpleusb port. ;
; This file defaults to a simplex node (duplex=1) ;
; Your Repeater
https://www.qsl.net/w/w2ymm//downloads/ALLSTAR/rpt_conf_notes.pdf
AllStar Link Web Transceiver
AllStar Link Web Transceiver
For fun I recently signed up for AllStar Link. The Introduction Email referenced a Web Transceiver, however when I clicked on the Web Transceiver page I received the following warning:
As best I can tell, the Web Transceiver doesn't work. Is it permanently broken/dead?
For fun I recently signed up for AllStar Link. The Introduction Email referenced a Web Transceiver, however when I clicked on the Web Transceiver page I received the following warning:
Quote:
| *NOTE* The WebTransceiver is based on Java, so it probably will not work!! At this time, there is no realistic method to fix this. You are more then welcome to attempt to see if you can get it to work, but if it doesn't, don't be surprised. We know it's broken. You don't need to tell us. Please don't ask for any support regarding this, as there is nothing we can tell you that is likely to be helpful. |
How to use Allstarlink Web Transceiver
How to use Allstarlink Web Transceiver
The basics on how to use Allstarlink Web Transceiver.
Discussion Group - Any Amateur Radio VoIP discussion or Asterisk Allstar.
Subjects may include; Asterisk / Allstar / hamvoip platform
https://groups.io/g/Allstar
The basics on how to use Allstarlink Web Transceiver.
Discussion Group - Any Amateur Radio VoIP discussion or Asterisk Allstar.
Subjects may include; Asterisk / Allstar / hamvoip platform
https://groups.io/g/Allstar
AllStar Link VOIP setup Tutorial (Ham radio)
This video attempts to explain and demonstrate how to setup your own AllStar and EchoLink node up at home
Configuring Java for use with the Allstar Web Transceiver
Configuring Java for use with the Allstar Web Transceiver
The Allstar Web Transceiver is written in Java and requires that Java is loaded on your computer to
function. Since Java has been associated with many security issues the Java team has upped the
security level in recent releases (2015). Because of this the Web Transceiver will not function without
some additional security configuration in the Java control panel.
This following is configuration instructions for MS Windows, for Mac OSX please skip to page 11.
First make sure you have the latest Java. The download site is:
https://java.com/en/download/
Version 8 Update 131
Release date April 18, 2017
When loaded the site should look like this:
The Allstar Web Transceiver is written in Java and requires that Java is loaded on your computer to
function. Since Java has been associated with many security issues the Java team has upped the
security level in recent releases (2015). Because of this the Web Transceiver will not function without
some additional security configuration in the Java control panel.
This following is configuration instructions for MS Windows, for Mac OSX please skip to page 11.
First make sure you have the latest Java. The download site is:
https://java.com/en/download/
Version 8 Update 131
Release date April 18, 2017
When loaded the site should look like this:
TONES FOR ALLSTAR
COURTESY TONES FOR ALLSTAR
Additional Information can be found at http://docs.allstarlink.org/drupal/node/110
Tone Group
A tone group is a set of 4 comma separated integers formatted as follows:
(frequency1,frequency2,duration,amplitude)
frequency1 and frequency2 must be a number between 0 and 3000. These specify the tone frequency in Hz.
duration is the tone on time in Milliseconds. amplitude is the relative volume level of the tone or tones. This can be from 0 to 8192.
A tone group consisting of zeroes for amplitude and frequency will be sent as a silent period.
A single frequency tone can be sent by setting frequency2 to zero.
Note: There must be no spaces between the commas, numbers, or the parenthesis.
Change the X in ctX=|t to a Number to suit your needs
Example: Beep
Freq 880Hz Duration 100mSec
ct9=|t(1000,0,100,2048) ; BEEP
=========================================================================
HERE ARE SOME EXAMPLES I HAVE TRIED ON MY NODE
Additional Information can be found at http://docs.allstarlink.org/drupal/node/110
Tone Group
A tone group is a set of 4 comma separated integers formatted as follows:
(frequency1,frequency2,duration,amplitude)
frequency1 and frequency2 must be a number between 0 and 3000. These specify the tone frequency in Hz.
duration is the tone on time in Milliseconds. amplitude is the relative volume level of the tone or tones. This can be from 0 to 8192.
A tone group consisting of zeroes for amplitude and frequency will be sent as a silent period.
A single frequency tone can be sent by setting frequency2 to zero.
Note: There must be no spaces between the commas, numbers, or the parenthesis.
Change the X in ctX=|t to a Number to suit your needs
Example: Beep
Freq 880Hz Duration 100mSec
ct9=|t(1000,0,100,2048) ; BEEP
=========================================================================
HERE ARE SOME EXAMPLES I HAVE TRIED ON MY NODE
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