Hi, Thanks to everyone who provided us information on the matter. We really thought at first that there is an Admin software we can use to register users even though the system is local without a gateway. Now we understand that it is just the gateway part of the system that is capable of user admin. Our Analog repeater have had some problems with jammers and they tend to want to be heard not just be able to jam our signals. So being able to have a user admin even though it is local would be helpful in our situation.
Just the same, the club is looking forward to use Dstar and try all the other available features. Regards, Lot / k6irf ________________________________ From: w5dk_don <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Friday, January 16, 2009 6:40:15 AM Subject: [DSTAR_DIGITAL] Re: New D-Star Repeater setup --- In dstar_digital@ yahoogroups. com, "Lot Marquez" <k6...@...> wrote: > > Hello Everyone, > Our club just bought a Dstar Repeater and I set it up here at home > in Claremont, CA to test. (Omni Antenna 35 feet)Later it will be put > up in Mt. Lukens. Unfortunately I only have one dstar radio and club > members who have a dstar can't access the repeater. > If anyone in the mailing list is near my qth, please give it a try > and let me know if it works. KG6BBQ__B Freq 447.860. The freq will > change to 446.960 for Mt. Lukens. > > A few questions, we are used to analog and we noticed, there is no > Pl Tone for the Dstar Repeater, are all Dstar repeater, an open > repeater? We had problems with jammers in our analog repeater, is > there a way to lessen this in Dstar? Is there a software that we can > use to administer users of the dstar repeater? > > Any information will be very much appreciated. > > Thanks! > Lot/ k6irf > I didnt see it mentioned in the replies but a jammer could still possibly transmit enough analog carrier on your DSTAR Rptr input and still meet his goals. 73 Don W5DK [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
