--- In dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com, John Hays wrote:
>
> Version 2: What bands does DV operate on in the IC-9100? (This could
> be answered as 6m - 23cm or 160m - 23cm or some subset of the same.)
>
I think it would be a shame to cripple the rigs DV modulation capability on
lower bands whe
must have an *OIP -- I would propose DOIP for D-STAR over IP,
which incidentally, could also include encapsulated DD frames.
John - K7VE
t that over IP, you might call it GOIP
(Go IP), but as it is now that would be a misnomer.
-- John, K7VE
nce bridges, reflectors, etc. can be used as "chat rooms", but refer to
the server side, not the endpoints (the DV Dongles or radios). So the contact
is happening in a "chat room" but the contact itself is not a "chat room".
-- John K7VE
og repeater?
>
> What else have I left out?
>
Exactly the same as for an analog repeater.
You might want to also look at http://g4ulf.blogspot.com/
de K7VE
only thing he
can affect is DPLUS behavior, Nate's solution is a good one and could be setup
as a configurable parameter.
- John, K7VE
teway implements them. DPLUS linking is a
non-standard add-on, widely deployed and accepted by the users, but not native
to the protocol.
DE K7VE
John,
Very cool utilization of the Multicast function.
--- In dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com, "john_ke5c" wrote:
>
> I found a use for G2 multicast groups! Contest participation is a bit
> sparse, probably because DStar is still a bit sparse, but I tired of calling
> JA repeater modules one by
rver). G4ULF completed a test
process that allows him to use the USTrust server and be a peer on that network.
>
> I believe you mean dstar TRUST groups, not "backbone".
>
In this context, that is probably the better term.
> Scott
>
73 - K7VE
--- In dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com, AB8XA wrote:
>
>
> On Jul 8, 2009, at 1:55 PM, k7ve wrote:
>
> > Do you (the reader) want to be part of the solution and future or
> > grumble and keep the hobby stagnant and on a path to death?
>
> I guess in your eyes, t
ater
> away.
>
>
>
> -->Hmmm..you do get NOAA weather alerts over your D-Star repeater? We do on
> analog. You get site telemetry (battery voltage, VSWR, etc.) over your
> D-star?
Some D-STAR repeaters are providing those functions, just because you haven't
figured it out doesn't mean it doesn't exist.
[Deleted rehashing of what your site hasn't implemented, but could.]
>
> 73
>
> Daron N7HQR
John - K7VE
--- In dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com, "transmisiones" wrote:
>
> Hello friends, I connect my computer ic-2820 software with the d-term program
> to another U-VIEW32 the APRs and no bridge to connect the driver, please I
> need a manual on how to get it working, thanks to everyone and I hope your
--- In dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com, "Robert Hobbs Jr." wrote:
>
> What is the latest recommended router for a gateway.
>
> Robert/ N5ULA
>
Read through the thread starting at
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/DStar-Gateway/message/3086
--- In dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com, "k7ve" wrote:
4
> Alinco is probably the low hanging fruit. I wonder what would happen if
> everyone on this list wrote Alinco HQ a nice letter telling them they would
> buy Alinco radios if they implemented D-STAR in place of their pro
ai-Bldg 13F
4-4-9 Koraibashi, Chuo-ku
Osaka 541-0043 Japan
TEL. (06) 7636-2361 FAX. (06) 6208-3801
Possible email: esa...@alinco.co.jp
de K7VE
ping systems around digital technology, and specifically D-STAR to
help where we can and to have some fun along the way as we learn about newer
technology and create applications that use it.
-- DE K7VE
D-STAR is not expensive. If you compare the price of a new D-STAR radio (new
technology) to a new Analog FM synthesized (old technology) radio of 25 years
ago, its a downright bargain. Even if you take a modern Analog FM radio and
add what is needed to make it data capable (let alone digital)
--- In dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com, "Eric Gildersleeve" wrote:
> This is exactly the way I've fealt about several closed repeater systems.
> However, the FCC does authorize closed repeaters.
As rule 97.205e enables the "closed" repeater, the same basic premise exists,
is there a "fee for use
ut having to ID using FM or CW is
correct. The "standard protocol" includes AMBE encoded voice, which can be
readily deciphered by anyone with a D-STAR radio and giving a "voice" ID over
AMBE, I believe, would constitute a legal identification within the US rules.
-- John, K7VE
tation, regardless of its location and frequency.
See: http://k7ve.org/site/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=26&Itemid=26
John - K7VE
field? :-)
>
As a repeater trustee, one would have the responsibility to follow rule (in the
US) 97.113a4, if she is aware of such transmissions.
> On both of the above ... I say "no filters". Transmissions are the
> responsibility of the transmitting station... as always. Software in
> charge of "human policy" always ends up a mess, and people figure out
> ways around it anyway.
>
> Nate WY0X
I would say the filters should be available at the gateway so that a trustee
can have some management of its use, but they should be optional.
-- John, K7VE
e "listens" and nobody puts out a call the airwaves get
very, very quiet.
-- K7VE
--- In dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com, martin schoffstall wrote:
>
> what do you think of the 91ad?
>
> we ordered one of those, but haven't gotten it yet.
>
> Marty
>
It's really a question of features, do you talk a lot lean toward 80AD or 92AD
(multiple power settings), same radios for GPS
loped by Robin - AA4RC but
is not out yet. (http://www.opendstar.org/design)
de John, K7VE
local repeater configuration, what will I need to
> configure for gateway (internet) operation?
>
http://dsyncg2.dstarusers.org/JoiningTheNetwork2.pdf and join the dstar-gateway
list here on Yahoo!
> Thanks in advance,
> Jeff - K7WIN
> Sierra Vista, AZ
>
John, K7VE
>From Icom Forums:
~~
Dayton 2009 D-Star update
~~
We will continue the trend of a LOT going on at Dayton '09 for the D-STAR
junkies!
The ICOM D-STAR booth will be showing the repeater, mobile and handheld
equipment. We will have a cross-section of expert users from
oller, automatically, then the gateway
could figure out where they were supposed to go.
The current system is made unduly complicated by architectural decisions that
were made that do not look at fostering usage.
-- John, K7VE
--- In dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com, "n8wzw" wrote:
>
> hello all
> im new to this site
> i like to know if any one know of a web site that you can order p.c.b.
> to build a d-star to add to a radio.
>
> mark n8wzw
>
http://d-star.dyndns.org/rig.html.en
Discussion in Yahoo
rial converter to program my 91AD and 2820H.
K7VE
we must consider third party rules. but I haven't
> heard much about this on D-STAR or IRLP systems
>
>
Only if a third party is involved on HF (or any frequency - VHF/UHF, etc. can
cross borders
too.) I think the shortage of discussion is a result of precedence and just
ap
--- In dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com, "Oba" wrote:
>
> Here is the link
> http://www.icom.co.jp/release/20090128/index.html
> albeit it's Japanese.
>
> 73
> Oba
> JA7UDE
>
2 and 3 swapped on the computer port. You might also
check the information at the D-RATS site, as many folks seem to be
doing similar computer generated GPS strings there -
http://www.d-rats.com/wiki/
John - K7VE
--- In dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com, "Frank P." wrote:
>
> A group of ARES volunteers at a local shelter are in direct
> communication with the Red Cross HQ, or a hospital, or the local
> OEM. The shelter has several sick or injured individuals who need
> assistance or transportation to a h
t;
> --- On Sun, 12/28/08, k7ve wrote:
>
> From: k7ve
> Subject: [DSTAR_DIGITAL] Follow-Up on U.S. Regulations
> To: dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Sunday, December 28, 2008, 10:38 PM
>
>
>
>
>
>
> --- In dstar_digital@ yahoogroups. co
Link to my site (I think I have it working now):
http://k7ve.ampr.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=12&Itemid=26
--
John D. Hays
Amateur Radio Station K7VE <http://k7ve.ampr.org>
PO Box 1223
Edmonds, WA 98020-1223
for the ID-1 radio really diminishes
> any concerns I have about Internet access over D-STAR.
>
> Bob W1QA
>
Yup, we need a DD "Brick" Ethernet and antenna connection, built for
minimum cost with solid technology. It should have a small internal
web server for configuration.
John - K7VE
Are you registered to use the gateway?
--- In dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com, "robert lyman" wrote:
>
> Hello:
> This is KI6FT/Robert
>
> I am using a 92 AD.
>
> I can talk with a local ham on our local repeater in Phoenix, Az.
> (w7mot) B-port,B & G Ports. I cannot talk to my friend in Denve
o work D-STAR, the cheapest way to do
that is with a device using the DVSI AMBE 2XXX chip. Software only
licenses cost about $100K and reverse engineering would violate patents.
The DV Dongle is a cost effective way to get on the D-STAR network
over the Internet.
-- John, K7VE
Ernie - Thanks for your thoughts.
All - could we keep the followup to the thread on dstarsoftware Yahoo!
group. I sent the original posting to a few groups to reach a wide
audience, but it would be great to centralize the followup discussion -
73 DE K7VE
These folks have 900 MHz. stuff that has more range at about T1
speeds, they have amateur radio discounts if you ask. (Not published
on site.)
http://www.avalanwireless.com/index.htm
You have to setup an account to get into their store, but I haven't
been spammed by them. (YMMV)
plan to have D-STAR along. I think it
would be fun to hook him up with someone "down under" before he flies
back tomorrow. I will hopefully be on sometime between Z-0600Z
(Thursday in OZ).
Let me know where to try, if you'll be monitoring.
John - K7VE
y tinme you key up. If you set
URCALL to CQCQCQ that is generally the "CQ" message. BTW, if you have
MYCALL set it will show on the other station's display when you key
up. There may also be a few folks who will want to try Callsign
Squelch, in which case you will want to put their callsign in the
URCALL slot.
-- John, K7VE
--- In dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com, Daniel Sullivan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Ok John:
>
> Now the question is can I program using the software through that
> cable showing under cable diagrams for the ID800 or is that only for
> using a computer to do DPRS or D*Chat with?
>
>
> *FYI:
--- In dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com, "serc1mp" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I have a copy of the Icom programming software and want to build a
> cable for use with my ID-800H. From what info I have, it looks like the
> programming function is done through the speaker jack using the ring
> and
le for me to deduce that GPB meant Georgia Public
Broadcasting
Just as a reminder, this is a widely read (international) list,
including non-native English speakers. We can all improve
communication by avoiding regional terms and abbreviations.
Thanks.
K7VE
renceville for the possibility of some deals.
>
Sadly, some folks will do this. It really is a shame, but good luck to
the bargain hunters. Lawrenceville is a bit far for a Seattle area
based ham to attend
> 73
> KE4QDC
> Ferrell
>
73 de K7VE
John
balSat BR-355 GPS for examples of low cost units.
John - K7VE
--- In dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com, "Manos Darkadakis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> Hello all
> I have finally received and installed G2 software. A few things I miss
> like, what is the trust server ip, how can I register our SZ1SV gateway
> there?
> Then we hope that we will be able to join
, but often
someone new to D-STAR will try this before they gain experience with
the fullness of D-STAR and the issues raised in the now somewhat dated
article I reference should be understood before attempting the same.
-- John, K7VE
on so this report happens as well as for other
functionality such as repeater to repeater or reflector linking.)
> Also on last heard there is a letter after the reporting node, either
a B or
> a C. What does that letter mean?
>
>
It designates the repeater module on the controller th
Wish I could be there as well ... it would be great if someone could
hook a Dongle to one of the Reflectors for the talks and the Friday
Night Event.
My XYL, KC7PAA, said I should come, but I just don't feel right taking
off while getting our house ready for sale and a big interstate move. :(
ing to see if someone has attached it to an ATM device (like a
Cisco router) and made it work. Then one could look at a variety of
ATM solutions.
-- John, K7VE
router/firewall is probably a good idea in any
configuration.
This is an area where your networking experience becomes very valuable.
-- John, K7VE
og at
http://k7ve.ampr.org -- which will probably go down for awhile since I
am moving and it is hosted at my house.
-- John, K7VE
og at
http://k7ve.ampr.org -- which will probably go down for awhile since I
am moving and it is hosted at my house.
-- John, K7VE
--- In dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com, "radeohedca" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I would be thrilled to meet up with Satoshi at Dayton. If anyone
> knows where he'll be, please let me know by e-mail.
>
> 73 de Hugh VA3TO
>
>
I'm pretty sure he's planning to be at the Friday night D-STAR get
t
The
analog repeater needs to send a tone on output.
Its not a perfect world, but there are fairly simple solutions to many
of these issues.
-- K7VE
ou part with your
money,
> maybe you should consider this as well.
>
> Geert Jan
>
Personal opinions.
The decision to implement a D-STAR repeater is a personal decision based
on interest, skill, and resources. For some that means building a team
to help implement, for others it means fund raising for others it is
taking bare components and building from scratch.
-- John, K7VE
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