#Dvtool Dstar Code DSTAR Ambe

Dvtool Dstar Code DSTAR Ambe

Juni 200602 beta release of the ircDDB GatewayThe DVTool application delivered with DVDongle can also connect to the D-STAR Gateways and reflectors connected to Internet and deliver D-STAR digital voice from them, and also to them. Ambe files this timing-information is not used in the actual process of Zuletzt aktualisiert: 04. Ambe files are intended to be used to build voice-messages containing multiple smaller. So, not sure how to proceed.As DSTAR sends and receives a AMBE-frame every 1/50th of a second, the 2nd field will go up by 2 for every frame. 2: The interleave is proprietary (it's not mentioned at all in the official documentation) 3: There is some fancy bit rotation/inversion going on (could be covered by interleave, but - well it's not a normal tactic employed). 1: The mbelib just cannot decode DSTAR ambe.

This was a Dayton request. Added the ' W' and ' M' commands to send weather and messages respectively. For DCS xreflector.net is still definitive as opendstar.org is for D-Plus.4.

The changes in this beta are:1. I am in the process of reworking the ircDDB support and I think I have it back to where it was before I started, the next stage will be simplifying it and making it more efficient. This is a new feature on the upload page and I keep forgetting to untick it.There are major internal changes in this release, and so please treat it with caution. I am minded to remove the STARnet Digital server from the gateway itself, and leaving the standalone version as it is.The 20140305 beta release of the ircDDB GatewayFirst of all sorry about the file notifications. Along with a DV3000, generating your own dvtool files has never been easier, or cheaper!I am beginning to suspect that some of the stability issues that people are seeing with the gateway are associated with running a STARnet Digital server within the gateway. They are read new every time so can be used for news.

Rework the CIRCDDB library. This matches the D-Star Repeater and is in the same format as used under Linux.4. Write the ircDDB Gateway and STARnet Server configuration files out under Windows. It doesn't appear on the Start Menu under Windows as it is a command line only program, but it is installed.3. Added TextTransmit to Windows. This is a legal requirement in some countries, and so the Headers.log file format has changed a little.2.

Add STARnet Digital group control to the command-line remote control program. If you clone an existing system, please make sure that it is an exact clone please.6. I fixed it in the library, but it shouldn't have happened at all. There are subtle differences between QuadNet and the official ircDDB system, causing the standard ircDDB library not to report correctly.

Block Australian foundation class and French novice callsigns from using the repeaters. I have refreshed the D-Extra hosts file from VK4TUXs web site, but I only include the reflectors.The 20140117 beta release of the D-Star repeaterA nice juicy beta version this morning. When reading from a file, only the first line of the file is read, and the twenty character limit also applies.This program only exists under Linux, not Windows.3. The text will typically be enclosed in quotes so that spaces can be included, and remember there is a twenty character limit. 'GB7KLX B' (you can use underscores instead of spaces here) and the rest is straightforward. It must be run on the same machine as the gateway, and has the command syntax:The callsign is the callsign of the repeater port e.g.

Their functionality is included in the newer D-Star Repeater so it's time to retire them. Removed the DVAP Node and DV-RPTR Repeater. This was for a stillborn project of mine, it was separate from TX Delay which remains, this should affect no one :-)3. Removed the optional delay on the DV-RPTR V1 modem. If the D-Star repeaters near the borders of France also use this version then the French novice callsigns won't be able to bypass their licence conditions by operating across borders.2. Sysops can sleep soundly at night.

This is the first version so it is possible that more changes will be made, but feedback has been good so far.The 20131231 beta release of the ircDDB GatewayJust a minor release of the gateway which collects a few minor changes together. Speaking of new hardware, Guus PE1PLM is working on some new hardware which sounds very exciting, I am happy to include explicit support for it within my software. Added the DVMEGA hardware. All future hardware types will only be supported by the D-Star Repeater unless they are sufficiently different, for example DD mode.4.

Added explicit support for the DV-RPTR V3 modem. The handling of the black and grey lists will also change in the future too, in order to remove abuse of these facilities.3. Removed the white list functionality. Use latest DExtra and D-Plus host files based on Adrian VK4TUX's.Any problems with the DExtra or D-Plus hosts files should be addressed to Adrian.The 20131231 beta release of the D-Star repeaterThe recent 'discussion' about black and white lists, along with the release of the DV-RPTR V3 modem, has given me an excuse to release a new beta of the D-Star repeaters.

Added CCS001(GER), CCS007(NLD), CCS013(NOR), CCS020(USA), CCS022(JPN) and CCS024(USA)7. Updated XRF012, XRF119, XRF333, and XRFWDXs IP addresses.2. I have now got a more modern edition of Ubuntu Linux running here in a virtual machine which has helped me find a few more silly issues in the source code which I have fixed.1. Exe version is missing, it exists on my PC here but will be uploaded on Saturday morning I hope. That is the reason why the Windows.