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I'm monitoring this thread from the sidelines. Just wondering if this old Allstar beta patch discussion is related to getting dahdi running on arm64? https://github.com/AllStarLink/ASL-DAHDI/pull/1

Wow, can you guide me on what you did? I tried installing DVSwitch with allstar using Buster image and even loading Raspbian on Libre le potato, then install DVS with Allstar. Same result dadhi fails

Hey Mark; I’m quickly beginning to suspect that you are right that this may be a radio specific issue with my VX-6 keypad. I’m able to control my node with DTMF tones sent from my FT-60 without

Download this file from the Files section of this group. /g/SHARI/files/Setting%20the%20RX%20Level%20in%20HamVOIP%20Allstar.pdf It will allow you to see your DTMF levels when setting

Hi Patrick. I’m continuing to experiment with RX levels and other settings in simple usb. And I have been able to improve things a bit. Thanks for the reply. 73. wrote:

Does lsusb from the bash shell command line show the CH340?

I'm trying to reprogram the SA818 on my Pi3U. After launching SA818-prog, it says "Testing serial communications" then, "No Serial Communication with the SA818 module" I've never had issues with SA818

Check your RX level and/or de-emphasis settings in simpleusb. My guess is that something is messed up with one or both of these.

The problem lies in the radio. I have the same problem with my FT1D Bill Paulus KD2EOY Vice President SCARA WWW.K2BR.COM Southern Counties Amateur Radio Association

I'm thinking that either the VX-6 keypad is extremely sensitive or you are inadvertently sending tones more than once. The fact that it works well with Supermon shows it's likely a keypad issue. I

Hey everyone; I've got a SHARI Pi3U and when I attempt to send DTMF commands from my Yaesu VX-6 ht, the asterisk CLI client shows duplicate DTMF characters received. For example, if I keyup and press

This configuration works. Thanks Steve.

Could you explain what you mean by this? I built DAHDI on aarch64 for Debian 11 running on a Raspi4, and it's been running this way for over a year.

That's the answer I was looking for.? Thanks! Mike VA6PLC

The answer to that question depends on how active the nodes are that you connect to, and what codec is being used. A typical connection will use either ULAW (64 kb/sec) or G.726 (32 kb/sec.) Remember,

How much data do you burn through going mobile off a cell phone?

Hi Carl, I read your comment with great interest. I am assembling a Shari Pi Allstar node and scrolling through the comments looking for info on why it isn’t working. That’s not why I’m writing

Hi Anthony, Thank you for letting me know. I just read about that this afternoon, in another group, and realized that I would have to dedicate a Pi to the Shari after all. I have a tendency to dive

Hi Carl, libre le potatoe will not work on Alkstar, dahdi does not support arm64. I tried, it will work on dvswitch but not on Allstar. But if you make it work all the better, I can use my le potatoe

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