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Tom Azlin N4ZPT
If you are in range of that RP-2C/D then when you put your ID-1 in DD RPS, have the call signs right, put in fixed ip/mask/default gateway addresses in you laptop, and plug the ID-1 into the local laptop you should see the radio and the access point talking. If not in range your ID-1/laptop will be trying to connect but you will see nothing coming back.
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On range: We see that even when we have 3 bars in the DV mode we sometimes get nothing in the DD mode on the co-located site using same antenna and a triplexer. (no FEC and a 128/4.8 worse path I suppose). We have put a small laptop behind the RP2C running the network we wanted (ignoring the normal ip address of the 2C) and we then can ping the laptop "server" and access files on that server. That is why I think of it as a bridge but I am not a networking expert. Just manage a complete D-STAR Stack where we are playing with the 23cm DD every once in a while. Also understand on just a single ID-1 so hard to do testing. We had a gang buy them so started setting up LAN parties to try every thing. We stashed the docs we had here 73, tom n4zpt On 9/30/2010 7:54 PM, Dean Gibson AE7Q wrote:
On 2010-09-30 15:30, Tom Azlin N4ZPT wrote:No and No ["... can two ID-1 sites communicate w/ each other via a local RP-2D site?]Setting up routes the way Steve Stroh mentioned (each ID-1 has a unique |
