[DSTAR_DIGITAL] Re: ID-1 DD using a Mac ?
John, Thanks for the detailed setting info. I finally got it right, after finding that the Ip addy and DNS address had to be 10.0.0.9 for the HIRANO Gateway repeater. The connection is slow...to be expected, but I'm posting this now through my ID-1, JP3YHJ repeater and JP3YHH DD machine. Interesting Thanks to all. Greg JO3sLK --- In dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com, John Hays wrote: > > Hi Greg, > > We don't see the use of zones much here in the US. But my Guess would > be. > > UR: JP3YHH ? <-- You'll have to figure out the module letter > based on setup there. > RPT1: JP3YHJ ? > RPT2: JP3YHH G > > Since you mentioned your need for help on network configuration. > > You will need to go to System Preferences (Icon) and open the > application. > Under network and Internet, select Network > Under Location, Create a new location (edit), name it something like > "D-STAR" > Set your location to the new location > Select "Ethernet" > Configure it "manually" > IP Address - the one assigned to you 10.x.x.x > Subnet Mask: 255.0.0.0 > Router: 10.0.0.1 > DNS: 10.0.0.1 > Search Domains: "leave blank" > "Apply" > Turn off airport. (So you don't go over WiFi and think you are > connected via D-STAR) > > If you open a terminal, and type ifconfig, you should see en0 with > your IP address and the proper default route. > Now try pinging 10.0.0.1, if you get a response, the Mac to Gateway > over DD is working. > > To return to "normal" operation with your Mac go back to your Network > screen and change the location back to Automatic and "Apply", turn > Airport back on. > > > > > > > > On Sep 21, 2009, at 6:37 AM, jo3slk wrote: > > > > > Thanks, Ed > > > > JP3YHJ is the local repeater that I operate on. It has 430DV (A) on > > 439.01, 1.2DV (B) on 1291.67. It also has 1.2 (DD)on 1290.375. (I'm > > not sure what the node letter is, but assume it is A per the > > original lettering plan.) > > > > JP3YHJ does not have it's own gateway. It is part of a zone, with > > the gateway at JP3YHH. > > > > How does that work out programming wise..? > > > > Greg > > > > John D. Hays > Amateur Radio Station K7VE > PO Box 1223 > Edmonds, WA 98020-1223 VOIP/SIP: j...@... > Email: j...@... >
[DSTAR_DIGITAL] Re: ID-1 DD using a Mac ?
--- In dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com, John Hays wrote: > > Hi Greg, > > We don't see the use of zones much here in the US. But my Guess would > be. > > UR: JP3YHH ? <-- You'll have to figure out the module letter > based on setup there. > RPT1: JP3YHJ ? > RPT2: JP3YHH G > > Since you mentioned your need for help on network configuration. > > You will need to go to System Preferences (Icon) and open the > application. > Under network and Internet, select Network > Under Location, Create a new location (edit), name it something like > "D-STAR" > Set your location to the new location > Select "Ethernet" > Configure it "manually" > IP Address - the one assigned to you 10.x.x.x > Subnet Mask: 255.0.0.0 > Router: 10.0.0.1 > DNS: 10.0.0.1 > Search Domains: "leave blank" > "Apply" > Turn off airport. (So you don't go over WiFi and think you are > connected via D-STAR) > > If you open a terminal, and type ifconfig, you should see en0 with > your IP address and the proper default route. > Now try pinging 10.0.0.1, if you get a response, the Mac to Gateway > over DD is working. > > To return to "normal" operation with your Mac go back to your Network > screen and change the location back to Automatic and "Apply", turn > Airport back on. > > > > >
[DSTAR_DIGITAL] Re: ID-1 DD using a Mac ?
Hi Adrian, > Satoshi, How is DD configured in Japan, is port 40001 tcp open on the > gateway routers to allow internet?. If so then I guess internet > connectivity to the rest of the world is possible from ID-1 users. > Otherwise is a local Japan intranet system utilised as a server on the > Gateway DD module? DD configured is same as yours. But JARL assigned the IP address of DD mode(starting address is 10.0.0.1) for each uses. This IP address conflicts other country. So, Japanese gateway does not support to transfer/receive the packet of DD mode. Satoshi
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jk1zrw wrote: > > > Greg, > > Yes, DD mode only be used within Japan. > > Satoshi > Satoshi, How is DD configured in Japan, is port 40001 tcp open on the gateway routers to allow internet?. If so then I guess internet connectivity to the rest of the world is possible from ID-1 users. Otherwise is a local Japan intranet system utilised as a server on the Gateway DD module? regards Adrian
[DSTAR_DIGITAL] Re: ID-1 DD using a Mac ?
Greg, Yes, DD mode only be used within Japan. Satoshi --- In dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com, "jo3slk" wrote: > > Satoshi san, > > Do you mean the "DD" mode can only be used within Japan, not through a > gateway to overseas? > > Greg > > --- In dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com, "jk1zrw" <7m3tjz@> wrote: > > > > Hi John and All, > > > > Japanese D-STAR network connects the DV mode only from/to Japan now. > > > > Satoshi > > >
[DSTAR_DIGITAL] Re: ID-1 DD using a Mac ?
Satoshi san, Do you mean the "DD" mode can only be used within Japan, not through a gateway to overseas? Greg --- In dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com, "jk1zrw" <7m3...@...> wrote: > > Hi John and All, > > Japanese D-STAR network connects the DV mode only from/to Japan now. > > Satoshi >
[DSTAR_DIGITAL] Re: ID-1 DD using a Mac ?
Hi John and All, Japanese D-STAR network connects the DV mode only from/to Japan now. Satoshi --- In dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com, John Hays wrote: > > Thanks Adrian, I've not had a working DD module to test an ID-1 against. > > It also explains a bit about the silly callsign rules in the Icom > gateway design. > > > On Sep 21, 2009, at 1:06 PM, Adrian wrote: > > > John Hays wrote: > > > > > > Hi Greg, > > > > > > We don't see the use of zones much here in the US. But my Guess > > would be. > > > > > > UR: JP3YHH ? <-- You'll have to figure out the module letter > > > based on setup there. > > > > No module letter is used in UR for DD mode. > > > > vk4tux > > > > John D. Hays > Amateur Radio Station K7VE > PO Box 1223 > Edmonds, WA 98020-1223 VOIP/SIP: j...@... > Email: j...@... >
Re: [DSTAR_DIGITAL] Re: ID-1 DD using a Mac ?
Thanks Adrian, I've not had a working DD module to test an ID-1 against. It also explains a bit about the silly callsign rules in the Icom gateway design. On Sep 21, 2009, at 1:06 PM, Adrian wrote: John Hays wrote: > > Hi Greg, > > We don't see the use of zones much here in the US. But my Guess would be. > > UR: JP3YHH ? <-- You'll have to figure out the module letter > based on setup there. No module letter is used in UR for DD mode. vk4tux John D. Hays Amateur Radio Station K7VE PO Box 1223 Edmonds, WA 98020-1223 VOIP/SIP: j...@hays.org Email: j...@hays.org
Re: [DSTAR_DIGITAL] Re: ID-1 DD using a Mac ?
John Hays wrote: > > Hi Greg, > > We don't see the use of zones much here in the US. But my Guess would be. > > UR: JP3YHH ? <-- You'll have to figure out the module letter > based on setup there. No module letter is used in UR for DD mode. vk4tux
Re: [DSTAR_DIGITAL] Re: ID-1 DD using a Mac ?
Hi Greg, We don't see the use of zones much here in the US. But my Guess would be. UR: JP3YHH ? <-- You'll have to figure out the module letter based on setup there. RPT1: JP3YHJ ? RPT2: JP3YHH G Since you mentioned your need for help on network configuration. You will need to go to System Preferences (Icon) and open the application. Under network and Internet, select Network Under Location, Create a new location (edit), name it something like "D-STAR" Set your location to the new location Select "Ethernet" Configure it "manually" IP Address - the one assigned to you 10.x.x.x Subnet Mask: 255.0.0.0 Router: 10.0.0.1 DNS: 10.0.0.1 Search Domains: "leave blank" "Apply" Turn off airport. (So you don't go over WiFi and think you are connected via D-STAR) If you open a terminal, and type ifconfig, you should see en0 with your IP address and the proper default route. Now try pinging 10.0.0.1, if you get a response, the Mac to Gateway over DD is working. To return to "normal" operation with your Mac go back to your Network screen and change the location back to Automatic and "Apply", turn Airport back on. On Sep 21, 2009, at 6:37 AM, jo3slk wrote: Thanks, Ed JP3YHJ is the local repeater that I operate on. It has 430DV (A) on 439.01, 1.2DV (B) on 1291.67. It also has 1.2 (DD)on 1290.375. (I'm not sure what the node letter is, but assume it is A per the original lettering plan.) JP3YHJ does not have it's own gateway. It is part of a zone, with the gateway at JP3YHH. How does that work out programming wise..? Greg John D. Hays Amateur Radio Station K7VE PO Box 1223 Edmonds, WA 98020-1223 VOIP/SIP: j...@hays.org Email: j...@hays.org
RE: [DSTAR_DIGITAL] Re: ID-1 DD using a Mac ?
You should be able to use the Calculator now, choose the source repeater, then DD frequency and then select data as the mode and it will show you the programming. From: dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com [mailto:dstar_digi...@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of jo3slk Sent: Monday, September 21, 2009 9:37 AM To: dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com Subject: [DSTAR_DIGITAL] Re: ID-1 DD using a Mac ? Thanks, Ed JP3YHJ is the local repeater that I operate on. It has 430DV (A) on 439.01, 1.2DV (B) on 1291.67. It also has 1.2 (DD)on 1290.375. (I'm not sure what the node letter is, but assume it is A per the original lettering plan.) JP3YHJ does not have it's own gateway. It is part of a zone, with the gateway at JP3YHH. How does that work out programming wise..? Greg --- In dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com<mailto:dstar_digital%40yahoogroups.com>, "Woodrick, Ed" wrote: > > Just noticed that the Calculator didn’t have most of the DD frequencies for > Japan, whoops….. > > But it does now. > > And for the YHJ system, the radio programming would be as follows: > > Programming for High Speed Data on JP3YHJ (port DD A) > > YOUR:: > > JP3YHJ▪▪ > > RPT1: > > JP3YHJ▪A > > RPT2: > > JP3YHJ▪G > > Set Radio To: > > 1290.3750 MHz Offset RPS > > "▪" represents a space > > (In case the HTML doesn’t make it through…) > > Programming for High Speed Data on JP3YHJ (port DD A) > YOUR: JP3YHJ▪▪ > RPT1: JP3YHJ▪A > RPT2: JP3YHJ▪G > Set Radio To: 1290.3750 MHz Offset RPS > "▪" represents a space > >
[DSTAR_DIGITAL] Re: ID-1 DD using a Mac ?
Steve, 1290.375 is the freq for the DD node at Ikoma (JP3YHJ). Thanks, Greg -- In dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com, "Steve S. Bosshard (NU5D)" wrote: > > Just thinking here Greg. First and foremost, the repeater system must > include a Data Repeater Module (OK, not a repeater but a regenerator). > This is a different box from the DV repeater and uses a simplex discrete > frequency. For example, on K5CTX DV is on 1292.1 and mobile TX on > 1272.1. DD is on 1253.0 simplex. This may be taken for granted, but > just in case, be sure there is a DD node at the repeater site. 73, > steve nu5d > >
[DSTAR_DIGITAL] Re: ID-1 DD using a Mac ?
- Thanks, Ed JP3YHJ is the local repeater that I operate on. It has 430DV (A) on 439.01, 1.2DV (B) on 1291.67. It also has 1.2 (DD)on 1290.375. (I'm not sure what the node letter is, but assume it is A per the original lettering plan.) JP3YHJ does not have it's own gateway. It is part of a zone, with the gateway at JP3YHH. How does that work out programming wise..? Greg-- In dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com, "Woodrick, Ed" wrote: > > Just noticed that the Calculator didnât have most of the DD frequencies for > Japan, whoopsâ¦.. > > But it does now. > > And for the YHJ system, the radio programming would be as follows: > > Programming for High Speed Data on JP3YHJ (port DD A) > > YOUR:: > > JP3YHJâªâª > > RPT1: > > JP3YHJâªA > > RPT2: > > JP3YHJâªG > > Set Radio To: > > 1290.3750 MHz Offset RPS > > "âª" represents a space > > (In case the HTML doesnât make it throughâ¦) > > Programming for High Speed Data on JP3YHJ (port DD A) > YOUR: JP3YHJâªâª > RPT1: JP3YHJâªA > RPT2: JP3YHJâªG > Set Radio To: 1290.3750 MHz Offset RPS > "âª" represents a space > > > From: dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com [mailto:dstar_digi...@yahoogroups.com] On > Behalf Of jo3slk > Sent: Monday, September 21, 2009 12:29 AM > To: dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com > Subject: [DSTAR_DIGITAL] Re: ID-1 DD using a Mac ? > > >
[DSTAR_DIGITAL] Re: ID-1 DD using a Mac ?
Thanks, Ed JP3YHJ is the local repeater that I operate on. It has 430DV (A) on 439.01, 1.2DV (B) on 1291.67. It also has 1.2 (DD)on 1290.375. (I'm not sure what the node letter is, but assume it is A per the original lettering plan.) JP3YHJ does not have it's own gateway. It is part of a zone, with the gateway at JP3YHH. How does that work out programming wise..? Greg --- In dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com, "Woodrick, Ed" wrote: > > Just noticed that the Calculator didnât have most of the DD frequencies for > Japan, whoopsâ¦.. > > But it does now. > > And for the YHJ system, the radio programming would be as follows: > > Programming for High Speed Data on JP3YHJ (port DD A) > > YOUR:: > > JP3YHJâªâª > > RPT1: > > JP3YHJâªA > > RPT2: > > JP3YHJâªG > > Set Radio To: > > 1290.3750 MHz Offset RPS > > "âª" represents a space > > (In case the HTML doesnât make it throughâ¦) > > Programming for High Speed Data on JP3YHJ (port DD A) > YOUR: JP3YHJâªâª > RPT1: JP3YHJâªA > RPT2: JP3YHJâªG > Set Radio To: 1290.3750 MHz Offset RPS > "âª" represents a space > >
RE: [DSTAR_DIGITAL] Re: ID-1 DD using a Mac ?
Just noticed that the Calculator didn’t have most of the DD frequencies for Japan, whoops….. But it does now. And for the YHJ system, the radio programming would be as follows: Programming for High Speed Data on JP3YHJ (port DD A) YOUR:: JP3YHJ▪▪ RPT1: JP3YHJ▪A RPT2: JP3YHJ▪G Set Radio To: 1290.3750 MHz Offset RPS "▪" represents a space (In case the HTML doesn’t make it through…) Programming for High Speed Data on JP3YHJ (port DD A) YOUR: JP3YHJ▪▪ RPT1: JP3YHJ▪A RPT2: JP3YHJ▪G Set Radio To: 1290.3750 MHz Offset RPS "▪" represents a space From: dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com [mailto:dstar_digi...@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of jo3slk Sent: Monday, September 21, 2009 12:29 AM To: dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com Subject: [DSTAR_DIGITAL] Re: ID-1 DD using a Mac ? Thanks, Ed The Calculator wasn't much help in trying to set up a my ID-1 for a DD connection to JP3YHJ (1.2G DD mode) and JP3YHH that has the Internet connection...unless I just don't understand how to use it. As I mentioned, I am not "network savy" and don't know how to set up the connection parameters in Windows... I guess I should just wait and try to find someone locally with an ID-1 that can help me get it set up. Thanks for the info, though. Greg JO3SLK
Re: [DSTAR_DIGITAL] Re: ID-1 DD using a Mac ?
WA4YIH described the exact procedure I use. - Buddy WB4OMG
Re: [DSTAR_DIGITAL] Re: ID-1 DD using a Mac ?
jo3slk wrote: > > > > Could you give me any specific steps on how to get the Mac online > through the ID-1? What settings, and what values (or where/how to find > them)that I need. > see; http://cobalt.n5zpr.com/dstar2.html vk4tux > >
Re: [DSTAR_DIGITAL] Re: ID-1 DD using a Mac ?
Just thinking here Greg. First and foremost, the repeater system must include a Data Repeater Module (OK, not a repeater but a regenerator). This is a different box from the DV repeater and uses a simplex discrete frequency. For example, on K5CTX DV is on 1292.1 and mobile TX on 1272.1. DD is on 1253.0 simplex. This may be taken for granted, but just in case, be sure there is a DD node at the repeater site. 73, steve nu5d jo3slk wrote: > Thanks, Ed > > The Calculator wasn't much help in trying to set up a my ID-1 for a DD > connection to JP3YHJ (1.2G DD mode) and JP3YHH that has the Internet > connection...unless I just don't understand how to use it. > -- Belton Ham Expo - The Cheapest Hamfest around. NU5D - Nickel Under Five Dollars
[DSTAR_DIGITAL] Re: ID-1 DD using a Mac ?
Thanks, Ed The Calculator wasn't much help in trying to set up a my ID-1 for a DD connection to JP3YHJ (1.2G DD mode) and JP3YHH that has the Internet connection...unless I just don't understand how to use it. As I mentioned, I am not "network savy" and don't know how to set up the connection parameters in Windows. I was not successful with setting up the Mac connection either, though it was easier to try. I guess I should just wait and try to find someone locally with an ID-1 that can help me get it set up. Thanks for the info, though. Greg JO3SLK--- In dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com, "Woodrick, Ed" wrote: > > There is nothing special about a Mac vs a PC when it comes to setting up the > ID-1, they are the same when using DD. As John mentioned, it's just an > Ethernet bridge. > > To setup the radio, check out the settings that the D-STAR Calculator gives > you at www.DSTARINFO.com<http://www.DSTARINFO.com> and choose Calculator at > the top. > > Once the radio is setup, the computer needs to be set at the IP address > associated with your terminal when you registered your callsign. The gateway > should be set to 10.0.0.1 and the netmask set to 255.0.0.0. > > That's about it. Notice that the Duplex setting is not + or - or Simplex, it > is RPS. > > > If you do not have a repeater and just using two ID-1s to talk to each other, > first setup the computers to talk to each other over when plugged into a > switch. Then remove from the switch and plug into the ID-1 Ethernet > connectors. > > Ed WA4YIH > > From: dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com [mailto:dstar_digi...@yahoogroups.com] On > Behalf Of jo3slk > Sent: Sunday, September 20, 2009 10:12 PM > To: dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com > Subject: [DSTAR_DIGITAL] Re: ID-1 DD using a Mac ? > > > > Buddy, > > Could you give me any specific steps on how to get the Mac online through the > ID-1? What settings, and what values (or where/how to find them)that I need. > > Thanks, > > Greg > JO3SLK > > --- In dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com<mailto:dstar_digital%40yahoogroups.com>, > beamar wrote: > > > > > > I use a Mac with my ID-1s. My normal demonstration of networking, thru > > ID-1s, at hamfests and club meetings is to network a XP laptop to my Mac > > laptop. > > > > Buddy Morgan WB4OMG > > >
[DSTAR_DIGITAL] Re: ID-1 DD using a Mac ?
Thanks, Ed The Calculator wasn't much help in trying to set up a my ID-1 for a DD connection to JP3YHJ (1.2G DD mode) and JP3YHH that has the Internet connection...unless I just don't understand how to use it. As I mentioned, I am not "network savy" and don't know how to set up the connection parameters in Windows... I guess I should just wait and try to find someone locally with an ID-1 that can help me get it set up. Thanks for the info, though. Greg JO3SLK
RE: [DSTAR_DIGITAL] Re: ID-1 DD using a Mac ?
There is nothing special about a Mac vs a PC when it comes to setting up the ID-1, they are the same when using DD. As John mentioned, it's just an Ethernet bridge. To setup the radio, check out the settings that the D-STAR Calculator gives you at www.DSTARINFO.com<http://www.DSTARINFO.com> and choose Calculator at the top. Once the radio is setup, the computer needs to be set at the IP address associated with your terminal when you registered your callsign. The gateway should be set to 10.0.0.1 and the netmask set to 255.0.0.0. That's about it. Notice that the Duplex setting is not + or - or Simplex, it is RPS. If you do not have a repeater and just using two ID-1s to talk to each other, first setup the computers to talk to each other over when plugged into a switch. Then remove from the switch and plug into the ID-1 Ethernet connectors. Ed WA4YIH From: dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com [mailto:dstar_digi...@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of jo3slk Sent: Sunday, September 20, 2009 10:12 PM To: dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com Subject: [DSTAR_DIGITAL] Re: ID-1 DD using a Mac ? Buddy, Could you give me any specific steps on how to get the Mac online through the ID-1? What settings, and what values (or where/how to find them)that I need. Thanks, Greg JO3SLK --- In dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com<mailto:dstar_digital%40yahoogroups.com>, beamar wrote: > > > I use a Mac with my ID-1s. My normal demonstration of networking, thru ID-1s, > at hamfests and club meetings is to network a XP laptop to my Mac laptop. > > Buddy Morgan WB4OMG >
[DSTAR_DIGITAL] Re: ID-1 DD using a Mac ?
Buddy, Could you give me any specific steps on how to get the Mac online through the ID-1? What settings, and what values (or where/how to find them)that I need. Thanks, Greg JO3SLK --- In dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com, beamar wrote: > > > I use a Mac with my ID-1s. My normal demonstration of networking, thru ID-1s, > at hamfests and club meetings is to network a XP laptop to my Mac laptop. > > Buddy Morgan WB4OMG >
[DSTAR_DIGITAL] Re: ID-1 DD using a Mac ?
I think Steve is asking on my behalf, as I asked him if he knew, or knew someone who knew, how to do it. . LOL! I am running Windows XP Home Edition on an iMac using Parallels as the "Virtual Machine" program. Windows runs fine, and the ID-1 software runs fine. I need to know what settings, and values, to use to get on 23cm DD. I would first like to just get on the internet...then I can work on setting up for DD. If anyone could walk me through this...on a low tech basis...I would really appreciate it. I have a 3 day holiday starting today, and I'd like to get it all set up before the "week" starts on Thursday. Please understand I am not "network savvy" Thanks, Greg JO3SLK --- In dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com, "bosshardss" wrote: > > Anyone have first hand experience running 23 CM DD using a Mac PC ? de nu5d >
