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Klaus Rung k_rung@yahoo.com [EchoIRLP] wrote to TONY LANGDON <=-
Does anyone know of a script that can be used on an EchoIRLP node that woul= d produce a tail beeb to identify if there is an irlp or echolink connectio= ns. Low beep if there is an Echolink connection and High
beep if there is a= n Echolink connection. This would be triggered by someone keying on the rad= io or repeater side and the node would generate some sort of indication tha= t there is an irlp or echolink connection. =C2=A0Best regards, Klaus Rung, VE3KR
I'm not aware of anything out of the box. There's multiple ways to do this, depending on your setup. If your node is directly connected to a repeater controller, you could have the controller generate the tones, and simply have the node send a DTMF command to the repeater to change the tones (even do it on a per port basis if you only want the remote link to have the changed tone, so distinguish it from local users). If using the IRLP repeater controller , you should be able to do something there (swap a WAV file/change tone generation parameters on the fly).
Simplex and nodes on the repeater output frquency are a bit more problematic, because adding any tone here adds a slight hangtime, which can make it harder to disconnect from a busy reflector.
Anyway, the changes you need to make would need to be controlled from the custom_on and custom_off scripts. It's easy to determine what type of connection is active using this code:
if [ -f "$LOCAL"/echo_active ]; then
<setup Echolink courtesy tone>
elif [ -f "LOCAL"/active ]; then
<setup IRLP courtesy tone>
else
<setup unconnected courtesy tone> # strictly speaking, this shouldn't be needed, just covering all bases
fi
And in custom_off, you simple need to set the tone back to the unconnected
one.
.... Blessed are the meek for they shall inherit the crap.
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<p>-=> Klaus Rung
k_rung@yahoo.com [EchoIRLP] wrote to TONY LANGDON <=-<br>
KR[> Does anyone know of a script that can be used on an EchoIRLP node that<br>
KR[> woul= d produce a tail beeb to identify if there is an irlp or echolink<br>
KR[> connectio= ns. Low beep if there is an Echolink connecti