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Well, two different things.


Not using a DD mode access point and a "bent pipe" relay.


You can just hook up a pair of ID-1s to make a link. One hooks to your
router ( make sure is in auto sensing port) and the other at the remote
site connected to a computer.


Using four ID-1s you can build a two step path using two of the ID-1s at
a location that is reachable from both far ID-1s. Just connect those two
middle ID-1s to a auto sensing switch and make sure that the two pairs
of ID-1s are on different frequencies and have the proper call signs in
their headers. We used this in the Marine Corps Marathon to relay to
distant aid stations that could not get the access point while dropping
service at the relay point. Was not really proper for us to call it a
bent pipe as the signals were decoded and recoded at the relay point.
But was a convenient short hand for us. Real bent pipe just has some
antennas, filters and amplifiers at the relay point.


Also works fine without an access point and just a router on the end
with internet point. Access point needed when you have more than one
distant station otherwise your internet connected router needs an ID-1
for each out station.


We created those files you referenced when we were getting ready to use
the ID-1s for the Marine Corps Marathon back when the ID-1s were first
for sale. Looks like we did not set them up to be world readable as we
have been getting weekly requests for access this past month. Need to
look at making site openly readable. Was just a place the wiki files
were stashed before the currently supported NCR D-STAR Association site
was created.


73, tom w7sua ( former n4zpt)
co-owner of google site referenced below.