Milt, you will not be using anything in that file unless you are operating the node AS the repeater controller. What you show are default values. Dave Cameron VE7LTD

What happens when you remove the db25 parallel cable from the irlp board? Dave

This is an embedded node? I am confused about which system you have. If its something I built, the AUX1 and PTT will be bridged. It is not uncommon for PTT to be applied until the parallel port driver

The id is built into the system now. If you look at the interval id entries in the environment file at: /home/irlp/custom/environment Dave Cameron

There is something intermittent for sure. It appears that the IP address is the same, but its was not responding 10 minutes ago, but it is now.... Quickly call them! :) Dave Cameron VE7LTD

1660 is responding fine from my location at this time. It is possible that a temporary outage caused the issue you were seeing. Try it again. David Cameron

It is really easy. Open up the radio top and bottom. Look at the cable that feeds to the DB9 on the back of the radio. If it plugs directly into the main board of the radio, then there is no TNC. If i

I prefer them to Google DNS because of tracking reasons, and I also can always recall both the primary and secondary of the OpenDNS servers. I used to use the ones at the local university, but I was a

Well something is not right with those servers. I would make the file the following: nameserver 1.1.1.1 nameserver 1.0.0.1 Remove all other entries. Dave Cameron

The problem is likely any custom crontabs you have added in /home/irlp/custom/custom.crons. You may have made the file on a windows machine, and then moved it to Linux. That will cause weird character

Attached: #!/bin/bash # In order: D0, D1, D2, D3, COS INGPIO="4 25 9 24 10" # In order: PTT, AUX1, AUX2, AUX3 OUTGPIO="17 18 22 23" #Export all pins and set input/ouput for i in ${INGPIO} ${OUTGPIO};

Alternately, you can just add the SSID and Preshared Key info into the interfaces file and not bother with wpa_supplicant now: allow-hotplug wlan0 iface wlan0 inet static address 10.1.1.31 netmask 255

What do you have for resistance between the radio output and the usb input? It could be simple overload or underload of the audio level. Is the audio from the radio squelched and deemphasized? There a

How / where is the irlp board mounted? Sounds like the dtmf logic is not triggering reliability, and it could be a bad ground. The other suggestion would be that there is an issue with the parallel po

Try putting the repeater line at the end of the file. And change it to: repeater ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: ALL Dave

You need to remove the sudo /sbin/shutdown from /etc/sudoers. You misread the directions. The lube with repeater looks fine, but i saw there were extra characters in the first time you posted it. How

Yes, this says that there is something wrong in the logic of the D0 bit. Have a close look at U1 (largest chip, MT8870 DTMF decoder and U3 (7408 Quad and gate). Those are used to send the logic of DTM

if [ "$1" = "SABC" ] ; then (/usr/bin/sudo /sbin/shutdown -r now) ; exit 1 ; fi Well that command would require that the repater user be added to the /etc/sudoers file to have root permissions. This i

Easy: in dtmffastdial, change /home/irlp/bin/dial --tone-time 105 --volume 30 --silent-time 105 "$1" to aoss /home/irlp/bin/dial --tone-time 105 --volume 30 --silent-time 105 "$1" (TARRA) wrote:

The reason i ask is that ALL dtmf codes are processed through custom_decode. So if nothing works, then there is something causing errors in the custom_decode script. You are going to have to post this