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Parrot (playback)

What it is

Parrot records incoming group voice and plays it back (echo / parrot). It runs as a PEER that connects to the ECHO master on the main peer server (TG 9990 bridge).

The playback runtime is part of adn-server; run adn-server.py --parrot with minimal adn-parrot.yaml.

Configuration

Use a small separate YAML — only what the PEER needs to attach to ECHO in adn-server.yaml:

Field	Role
`GLOBAL.SERVER_ID`	Parrot network identity (often `9990`)
`LOGGER`	Log file (optional but recommended)
`SYSTEMS.PARROT`	`MODE: PEER`, local `IP`/`PORT`, `MASTER_IP`/`MASTER_PORT`, `PASSPHRASE`, `RADIO_ID`, `CALLSIGN`, `OPTIONS`

No PROXY, ALIASES, or REPORTS required. MASTER_PORT and PASSPHRASE must match ECHO on the main server.

Copy adn-parrot.example.yaml → adn-parrot.yaml (not committed).
Run:

python adn-server.py --parrot -c adn-parrot.yaml

Typical production: separate systemd unit (see examples/systemd/adn-parrot.service in the repo), same binary:

sudo cp examples/systemd/adn-parrot.service /etc/systemd/system/
sudo systemctl daemon-reload
sudo systemctl enable --now adn-parrot

Relation to TG 9990 / ECHO

The main server may expose an ECHO bridge on TG 9990 for in-band echo. Parrot is a standalone service with its own config — use one or the other according to your deployment.

Documentation

This page is the summary shipped with the repository; extend your deployment notes locally as needed.

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