I will be at Dayton tomorrow, but what I'm suggesting would require a change to 
the D-Star radios to first set one of the unused flag bits in the header.  This 
change would need to be made to existing (or at least future) D-Star radios 
before a change to the gateway server code would do any good.  Unless you are 
talking about somehow examining the slow speed payload and trying to make a 
determination of the reason why the transmission was initiated.  But I don't 
think you can count on figuring it out reliably from the slow speed data.

Mark (KB9KHM)


--- In [email protected], "Evans F. Mitchell KD4EFM" <kd4e...@...> 
wrote:
>
> Hi Mark, Talk to Robin if your at Dayton.... That is
> already on the board for the OpenDStar Project.
> There's several things within the coding that can
> be made better use of already....
> 
> 
> Evans
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> What I would LOVE to see would be to take one of the 
> unused flag bits in the DV Header and use it to indicate
> of the transmission was initiated by the end user pressing
> their PTT, or if it is an automatic DPRS beacon transmission.
> Then, an enhancement to the G2 software (open gateway, etc.)
> could make a decision if that automatic DPRS beacon should 
> be forwarded on to any linked D-Star servers.
> 
> It would be great to be able to drive around with my
> 2820 beaconing out DPRS packets without having them 
> forwarded beyond the gateway.
> 
> Mark (KB9KHM
>


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