Steve Bosshard wrote: > > > Hi Hank, > > Its not limited to JA. I believe anyone using a gateway # not linked > to a reflector making a source routed call to either a user or a > gateway repeater will be heard only by the one gateway repeater. >
The icom routed incoming call (from #) will pass to a linked reflector or gateway to the listeners system. > > The station replying using one touch, on a linked gateway repeater > will be routed to the one touch call sign plus to the linked > repeaters, causing folks linked to hear a one sided conversation. > That is not the case as folks will hear as per above the incoming icom routed call, but will not be able to communicate with it unless rtn icom routing them selves, in the case of the source not being linked also. For example Steve during our last couple of qso´s I heard you on reflector 1. I icom routed to /K5CTX B to talk to you (as you will not hear me if I just use cqcqcq, I have no dplus path out) and I have also done the same just using nu5d. Others connected to REF001 with their gateways linked, also heard myself as well as you, and I could continue to qso with others on REF001 (W5NGU C, W5DOC B etc) just still using the same settings I used to icom route to you Steve. Of course in my case I was linked to REF001(But that only works for RX here), but whether I was or not does not effect the way the gateway on your end treats the incoming icom routed stream allowing it to pass to dplus links. As per previous post this is due to necessity on my part. vk4tux
