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== How To change your pttlink.org account callsign. == The first step is to login to your PTTlink account. Go to https://www.pttlink.org/ ...

...he moment when SHTF, that moment when all of the following things go down (to use a local example): * The "main" P25 site that everyone is trained to use (in site trunking mode) if the core fails ...

...''hard-set'' the delay time between actual reception and presentation time to the Asterisk channel (in the case of receive), and presentation from the As ...Transmit buffer length, it is '''very necessary''' to keep these settings to a ''reasonable'' minimum (without sacrificing packet consistency/integrity ...

**[[Stage Color Codes]] - Some conventions to remember. *[[Art-Net basic rules]] - Some rules to remember. ...

The chan_echolink channel driver allows PTTLink nodes to register on and communicate with the EchoLink network. The following infor In /etc/asterisk/modules.conf, you will first need to enable the channel driver ...

== The first step is to create an account. == Go to https://pttlink.org/ and click on the '''<Login/Sign Up>''' link. ...

== The first step is to create an account. == Go to https://pttlink.org/ and click on the '''<Login/Sign Up>''' link. ...

This file sets up the <code>chan_voter</code> channel driver to interface with <code>app_rpt</code>. Remember, in <code>rpt.conf</code>, you will need a directive to use the <code>chan_voter</code> channel driver: ...

This file sets up the <code>chan_voter</code> channel driver to interface with <code>app_rpt</code>. Remember, in <code>rpt.conf</code>, you will need a directive to use the <code>chan_voter</code> channel driver: ...

...fferent ways audio is routed, there is an important consideration you need to make if you are using the RTCM/VOTER for voting. ...at the hardware/software can vote properly. That means you also '''need''' to let the hardware/software (VOTER/RTCM) do the squelch action. ...

This page discusses interfacing the Motorola Quantar to the RTCM/VOTER interface, for use with AllStar. This page should get you up and running with how to connect an RTCM to a Motorola Quantar (Quantro should be similar). These are just the basic co ...

= Basic Information On How chan_voter Works = ...by the '''node number''' that the clients specified within the stanza are to be associated with. ...

[[Category:How to]] ...pecific dsPIC that is installed in each. As such, the firmware is specific to the VOTER or the RTCM, and is '''NOT''' interchangeable (it '''won't''' boo ...

...nts, building a properly function simulcast system is '''very''' difficult to do in practice. ...ng a ''launch delay'' that is equivalent to the delay to get from the host to the furthest site in all the ''other'' sites, so that the audio/data actual ...

...ly receives data '''from''' the GPS (GPS TX), it does not send anything '''to''' the GPS. '''If you are planning on doing voting and/or simulcast, your GPS also needs to have a "Pulse-per-second" (PPS) output.''' ...

This is the documentation page to support the through-hole implementation of the VOTER Hardware. ...have an [http://www.micro-node.com/thin-m1.shtml RTCM], then you will want to reference the [http://173.248.148.139/unode_docs/rtcm_%20manual.pdf manual] ...

...re not getting the expected results, this may be the cause. Try a 99 and r to see if that fixes your situation. When done with the console session, please use the 'q' command to disconnect. The local serial port and the TELNET (remote) user share the sa ...

* [[P25Link setup]] P25Link project how to setup. * [[RTCM to MTR2000 ICC Controllers Board]] ...

...n difficult to have reliable reception when there is signal impairment due to terrain or other obstacles. ...receivers to accomplish this. All such receivers are connected ("linked") to a central location (generally the transmitter site), and a device compares ...

...rs (called terminals) simultaneously. It even supports phone calls bridged to the public switched telephone network (think private autopatch). The audio ..., etc. Imagine being at an event with no repeater coverage, but being able to have a self expanding network of radios on a simplex network. ...