In addition to the info at https://nw-digital-radio.groups.io/g/udrc/wiki/Configuring-ircDDBgateway#Setup-Port-Forwarding You will want to map a port for ssh and remote control. You pick the ports and

John, I have set up the DR-1X repeater with the UDRC controller in our community. I wish to access the controller over the internet. The ISP is the local cable company and they want to know what

Steve wrote --- Ah, not sure what you mean that they have not been able to talk to each other. I don't see very many "reflectors" or conference bridges advertised to bridge for example D-Star with

Yes, ASL supports simulcast and receiver voting. Not sure what you are renaming. it will simply be chan_udrc We have been connecting sip phones to ASL for years. ASL also supports

Steve, I waited a bit before responding to you. First of all, I don't want to brag or come off brash. Just to let you know, I worked on the first full-duplex Land-Mobile trunking radios in the very

Konrad, AllStarLink (ASL) is primarily intended to connect directly to a radio. Yes, there is support for telephone interconnects. Not unusual considering ASL is built on a open source PBX.

Steve, I have yet to setup an RPi3 using the stock DIAL distribution with the ALSA driver option. I have not figured out how to run KDE or Gnome on that distribution. Instead of driving a USB

Konrad, Now would be a very good time to hear you comments on ALSA handling. 73, Steve

Steve, P.S. The reason I want to use the UDRC-II is so that I can run other protocols besides AllStar on the same pelican case, mainly Wolfram. But it's occurred to me that there are many, many uses

Steve, I have one node, 46358, up and running on an RPi3 using the Arch Linux distro and the CM1?? based USB dongle I have. I get audio, but have not modified the dongle for PTT and COR yet. The

AllStarLink does support both pre-configured images and a method to add to a existing Debian install. Actually there is support for more then the CM1xx based sound devices. This weekend we restarted

Hello to the group. I bought a UDRC (version 1) a few years ago figuring it would be useful for something someday. Well, that time has come and I am looking at using it with a HobbyPCB RS-UV Radio

Steve, It's been a while and now interest in Allstar is growing here in the Seattle area since the WW7PSR repeater is an AllstarLink node (#2462). Since AllstarLink.org is compiling the entire

It works! Thank you Steve! Can somebody add this to the wiki?

You don't state your OS, but I'll assume a Debian Linux variant. If so, then please install the "apt-file" package and keep your distribution updated, as such compile historical "dependency hell"s

Maybe: sudo apt-get install libsndfile1-dev sudo ldconfig

Thanks, but I have installed everyting accordingly to the wiki. Finally I installed every dependency manually (libasound2-data --> libasound2 --> libasound2-dev and then portaudio19-dev) ./configure

You can hook the HRI to a node radio and put it on the repeater frequency.

Looks like no wires for this station! Too little too late. I’ll go back to my tri-mode. 73 NO9S Steve

No. Plugging into the din10 disables the hd-15