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As I mentioned in my other message, that is done on a local basis. When you have D-STAR systems connected to reflectors, you get into International law and have to be very careful. Bridging D-STAR to

The difference is the control point. Very few phone patches allow for inbound connections, outbound is the commonly accepted implementation. With outbound, there's a definitive process where a

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Well, if you can bridge to Asterisk/AllStar, you can also bridge to the PSTN, given that Asterisk supports that. Of course, you could use a D-STAR radio connected to a conventional autopatch

I wasn't referring to Bridging D-star to AllStar or another amateur analog network. I'm more interested in bridging to the PSTN... "no mechanisms" eh? Then how have we handled auto patches and

Phone patches have been around for years and have been used to allow non-hams to talk on the air -- so where is the problem so long as the communication does not otherwise violate the rules ?? (no

There have been some attempts to link between Asterisk and D-STAR, actually it has been done a few times. BUT, there are SERIOUS legal concerns when doing so, which has resulted in most people

That's was going to be my guess on the course. Any inter-connectivity between those systems? Specifically between the D-Star and Asterisk systems? Steve, KB9MWR

Very light on detail. I was disappointed, but then perhaps an emergency communicator does not need to know much about the technology. NARRI (see www.narri.org) uses D-Star, IRLP and All Star

If anyone has taken this course I'd like to hear more about what you thought of the CD-ROM... specifically if you thought it was worth the $50 spent. I'd also like to get a feel if there is any

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Gentleman although this is not a topic of this group, the info regarding Mototrbo and Nxdn are not accurate. Nexedge (the Kenwood version of nxdn) has excellent voice quality and it is far more

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Check your drivers in the device manager when you have the ID1 connected. Look under the ports (com and lpt) and see if you see it there. If you do it will tell you what com port the radio is on.

I tried all these steps and unfortunately, it still doesn't work. The program and the radio just can't seem to find each other. I went through all 256 comm port possibilities and none of them would

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This is the setup we use every year at the Medtronic Twin Cities Marathon more or less. We use our DD mode "repeaters" each with a Linux box behind them running DNAT. So each ID-1 can talk to the

You didn't indicate if you were including a standard D-STAR repeater in the setup or not, it makes a big difference. While there is not necessarily anything that would preclude the Open Mesh