Terry, I have added my comments to your questions, Need more help or
information,
please post them to the list, and if your and admin, I would ask that you
join
both DStar_Admins and Dstar-gateway yahoo groups.
 
 
Evans F. Mitchell
KD4EFM / WQFK-894

 Fla. D-Star Tech Support Group
 http://www.florida-dstar.info <http://www.florida-dstar.info/> 

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From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]
On Behalf Of Terry
Sent: Sunday, March 28, 2010 10:12 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [DSTAR_DIGITAL] Gateway Error Information already registered


 Terry's questions:

I have general questions about the personal information tab in the gateway
personal information administration web site.

I get the idea behind the screen. Short version is to assign an 8th position
character to your call sign so it can map an IP address to you.

Anyhow I have a shocking number of questions about this screen. The first is
that I initially only created one terminal. Now If I try to add more I get
the message:
"WARNING : Information already registered. "

***
KD4EFM> I get that when I leave the Initial box blank, since I already have
a "space" initial already in the system. I add a letter and no problem.
Don't
try adding a number, it will fail. I just tested this against KJ4ACN.
***

I infer that I will have to delete my existing terminal and add all of them
at once. Does anyone know if this is true? It is my very limited experience
that terminals take a while to propagate and I'm a little afraid of messing
up this rather delicate system.

***
KD4EFM> No, you do not have to delete your line 1, leave it be. IF you have
multiple
ID-1's that will be operating at the same time, the ip's matter. If your
going to
have more then 3 regular radio's in operation from a different area (or
together in
a demo) then you would add the additional line's (up to 10 max) and assign
"blank", "A" through "J".

Again, little to worry about here as far a voice goes. HSDD, yes, it would
matter.
***

--- NEXT ---
This is the entire help text on the web page and
I can't find ANY further information on the internet.

If the station has multiple radios, Target CS are distinguished
by initial(last character) of a space or a capital English letter.
Definition character as follows..... (G)is a gateway. (S)is a
local server.
Usually RPT(Repeater) isn't checked, initial AreaRPT CS is the
port A of ZoneRPT CS.
If RPT is checked, AreaRPT CS is the same as Target CS.

Can someone who understands the gateway software please explain:
1. What it means by a "server"?

KD4EFM> Local server is another PC at the tower site, hooked up to the 10.
router
and assigned a static ip. See http://query.ki4swy.ortg and enter KJ4ACN and
click
search.
By the way, if you try from any pc anywhere on the internet and do a lookup
on
emailsvr-kj4acn.kd4efm.org,  it will point to 10.211.126.76. The only place
this is
useful would be on a Dstar Network via an ID-1 on the Data side.
Another thing, we have also discovered, having the initial "S" in the
terminal
space is not good.. so we fore-go having any documentation on that... just
know
it breaks.


2. What is a "repeater" with regard to a DSTAR gateway?

KD4EFM> Logging in as the gateway admin, you designate the module, see my
reference to
KJ4ACN. Only matters when you log in a the gateway. No meaning to a user at
all.

3. Finally I am totally lost with what it's talking about with ZoneRPT and
AreaRPT.

KD4EFM> Ignore it as a user, ignore it as an admin. This is only reference
to
the use of the 10GHZ $10,000 dollar links. IF you had zone to zone coverage,
this
would be where you assign the neighboring node, connected to you via the
10GHz link.




Any insight greatly appreciated.






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