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Trouble connecting to ALS3 node

 

?I am unable to connect to SHARI (Pi4)ALS3 node with HT.? Brand new (device), install of ALS3, on new sd card.? I can receive from the node to HT.? My settings are listed below.......
Thanks 73
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The settings look fine.
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Are you sure you have CTTS enabled on your HT?
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What mode did you select in ASL3 setup?? It needs to be duplex=1 in rpt.conf
 

Yaesu HT w/ CTCSS - Tone enabled
Duplex type - 1 half duplex hotspot

thanks

On Sun, Nov 24, 2024 at 9:02?PM N8AR via <n8ar73=[email protected]> wrote:
The settings look fine.
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Are you sure you have CTTS enabled on your HT?
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What mode did you select in ASL3 setup?? It needs to be duplex=1 in rpt.conf
 

In simpleusb menu Item V do COS and PTT change when you key your HT?
 

No change (photo) before/during PPT

Thanks



On Sun, Nov 24, 2024 at 10:58?PM N8AR via <n8ar73=[email protected]> wrote:
In simpleusb menu Item V do COS and PTT change when you key your HT?

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My Yaesu DR-1X automatically shifts the TX frequency by 600 kHz at 446.100 MHz until I change it.? Check and make sure yours is set to simplex.? ?CONFIG>RPT SHIFT>SIMPLEX
 

Well, that did the trick? Thanks for troubleshooting, greatly appreciated!?

73


On Mon, Nov 25, 2024 at 12:41?AM N8AR via <n8ar73=[email protected]> wrote:
My Yaesu DR-1X automatically shifts the TX frequency by 600 kHz at 446.100 MHz until I change it.? Check and make sure yours is set to simplex.? ?CONFIG>RPT SHIFT>SIMPLEX
 

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It's worth mentioning that 446.1 mHz is indeed an active repeater input in some places.

Someone in Brooklyn who had a SHARI and didn't change it's frequency found that out the hard way once.


On 11/25/2024 12:40 AM, N8AR via groups.io wrote:

My Yaesu DR-1X automatically shifts the TX frequency by 600 kHz at 446.100 MHz until I change it.? Check and make sure yours is set to simplex.? ?CONFIG>RPT SHIFT>SIMPLEX
 

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> It's worth mentioning that 446.1 mHz is indeed an active repeater input in some places.
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As a new ham, myself.... other than listening to your ALSN frequency with no PL tone and checking repeaterbook in your area, is there any other thing we should do to stay out of the "hardway" column ?
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I did notice when I setup my hotspot sans a PL tone that I was getting some stray signals into my node, not full conversations just some noise.? I tossed a PL tone on it and I have yet to hear any noise.? ? ?This just reminded me to remove the RX tone on my HT to make sure I am not hearing anything.?

Jon N7JMS
 

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I used the repeaterbook app and checked the frequency I wanted to use
and 5 MHz up and down within 25 miles of my site. All good here.

On 2024-11-26 09:39, Jon Spreha via groups.io wrote:

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> It's worth mentioning that 446.1 mHz is indeed an active repeater input in some places.
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As a new ham, myself.... other than listening to your ALSN frequency with no PL tone and checking repeaterbook in your area, is there any other thing we should do to stay out of the "hardway" column ?
?
I did notice when I setup my hotspot sans a PL tone that I was getting some stray signals into my node, not full conversations just some noise.? I tossed a PL tone on it and I have yet to hear any noise.? ? ?This just reminded me to remove the RX tone on my HT to make sure I am not hearing anything.?

Jon N7JMS

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