Any ameteur radio operaters in here? VOIP to radio
giqcass:
Quote from: QBZappy on December 03, 2013, 08:14:31 am
@giqcass
Sorry to ask perhaps obvious, but can you explain some use cases for this setup. How can this be used as MOH?
I haven't dug into the details of that yet but I was thinking the call would be bridged in some fashion. I'll post something if I end up doing MOH with this. I figure I would use it to broadcast local weather from NOAA or just plug it into a normal radio or mp3 player. I wouldn't connect the wires for transmission.
Quote from: sdb- on December 03, 2013, 07:37:23 am
The other thing a modern repeater controller can do for you is periodic call-sign transmission. I think I've seen simple repeater controllers using an arduino.
Or do it all with a Raspberry Pi and then you don't even need the OBi.
For this set up the repeater does not need to transmit a call sign because only I have access. I'm required to ID anyway so there is no point. What can I say about Raspberry pi? They're awesome, they can do just about anything, and someone else already did it.. I don't have one yet but I plan to get one or two of them in the future. I think a Raspberry pi makes a wonderful addition to any ATA.
There is a repeater controller that I could tie in to my radio for about $100. It does all of the neat stuff but I wanted to put one together myself. I haven't actually seen anyone else do this before in quite the same way as I did it. Most of us amateur radio operators like to tinker. The cable I made for this project also had another reason behind it. I was thinking about attaching my radio directly into and old Android phone. Imagine what you could do then.
giqcass:
Quote from: QBZappy on December 03, 2013, 08:14:31 am
@giqcass
Sorry to ask perhaps obvious, but can you explain some use cases for this setup. How can this be used as MOH?
I was looking at the setup and I think it's as easy as plugging the device into audio of your choice. Setting one port to paging only and replacing the field MOHServiceNumber with # for the other port. I haven't tried it yet but it should work fine that way. You might need to specify a service provider like SP4(#). I'll have to experiment but it looks simple enough.
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