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GM4SLV Allstar
UHF Allstar Gateway
Hardware
| Platform | Rapsberry Pi |
| Interface | CM108 Soundcard |
| Radio | FT-8900 |
| Frequency | 430.050MHz |
| Monitor | Allmon2 |
| AllStar | http://stats.allstarlink.org/stats/48148 |
Config
Commands
* DTMF Commands
- Please send * 7 3 to ensure all links are disconnected before making any new links
| Command | DTMF Sequence |
|---|---|
| Disconect from Node xxxx | * 1 xxxx |
| Connect RX Only to xxxx | * 2 xxxx |
| Connect Transceive to xxxx | * 3 xxxx |
| Speak the Node Status | * 7 0 |
| Disconnect ALL nodes | * 7 3 |
| Reconnect ALL nodes | * 7 4 |
| Send Node ID | * 8 0 |
| Speak the Local Time | * 8 1 |
| Parrot ON | * 9 1 |
| Parrot OFF | * 9 2 |
| Parrot ONCE | * 9 3 |
| Name | * 5 Macro shortcut to… | DTMF Sequence | Node No. |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hubnet | Disconnect from Hubnet | * 5 1 1 | 41223 |
| Hubnet | Connect RX Only to Hubnet | * 5 2 1 | 41223 |
| Hubnet | Connect Transceive to Hubnet | * 5 3 1 | 41223 |
Courtesy Tones
Can give information about the node status.
After a local Transmission on the “input” frequency the reponse will be one of:
- Morse Letter I (di-dit) = node is not connected to any other nodes
- Morse Letter R (di-dah-dit) = node is connected in “Monitor/RX only” mode to one or more nodes
- Morse Letter K (dah-di-dah) = node is connected in “Transceive” mode to one or more nodes
There are other tones, e.g. when a station on a linked node unkeys there's a low-pitched “bloop”
When a local RF station sends a command there's a “bip bip” (not to be confused with the Morse letter I)
Echolink
AllStar nodes can also connect to Echolink
The node is occasionally connected to Echolink as GM4SLV-L
(UPDATE — John Pumford-Green 24/04/23 14:47 )
I have disabled the Echolink connection by editing
/etc/asterisk/modules.conf to change the channel driver for Echolink to noload →
To turn Echolink ON or OFF edit /etc/asterisk/modules.conf
OFF
noload => chan_echolink.so ;
ON
load => chan_echolink.so ;
an Asterisk reload is necessary:
gm4slv@mb7aze:/etc/asterisk$ sudo astres.sh Restarting Asterisk systemctl restart asterisk.service
— John Pumford-Green 24/04/23 14:44