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# This is the repeater callsign
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# This must be equal to the OWNER value in the gateway software(g2_ircddb.cfg)
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DVCALL=
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# If you operate in "restriction mode", set RPTR equal to your personal callsign
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# otherwise set RPTR equal to the value of DVCALL
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RPTR=
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# If you want to enable/disable the repeater, set these options.
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# Each of these options can NOT be more than 8 characters.
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# Each of these options can NOT be another user's callsign.
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# Each of these options can NOT be another repeater or reflector.
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# Each of these options can NOT be a YRCALL command.
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# If these options are set, then they can NOT be equal to each other.
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# Lets take an example:
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# ENABLE_RF=RFISON
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# DISABLE_RF=RFISOFF
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# Using the above options, if you use YRCALL=RFISOFF in your radio
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# then the repeater will be OFF
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# and no audio will be copied over local RF
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# and no audio will be accepted from any remote system.
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ENABLE_RF=RFISON
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DISABLE_RF=RFISOFF
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# This must be equal to: FROM_REMOTE_G2_TIMEOUT + 1
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# Note: FROM_REMOTE_G2_TIMEOUT is in the gateway configuration
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REMOTE_TIMEOUT=3
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# This is the module of the Dstar repeater
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DVRPTR_MOD=B
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# To protect the repeater owners from bad STN programs out there
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# and to also protect the repeater owners from RF users that abuse the STN stuff
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# Reject values in YRCALL that start with STN
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# If you want to allow the local RF users to subscribe to remote STN groups,
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# then set it to XXX or something that is invalid like 123
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INVALID_YRCALL_KEY=XXX
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# Your serial number
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DVRPTR_SERIAL=12.19.D3.42
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# For repeater module A: DVRPTR_INTERNAL_PORT=19998
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# For repeater module B: DVRPTR_INTERNAL_PORT=19999
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# For repeater module C: DVRPTR_INTERNAL_PORT=20000
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# Repeater IP and port, the repeater runs here
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DVRPTR_INTERNAL_IP=0.0.0.0
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# for module B, port is 19999
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DVRPTR_INTERNAL_PORT=19999
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# The Internal G2 IP and port
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GATEWAY_IP=127.0.0.1
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GATEWAY_PORT=19000
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# Some settings for your DV-RPTR modem
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RF_AUDIO_Level=60
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# Do you want an ACK back ?
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RPTR_ACK=Y
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# ACK delay in milliseconds(ms)
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# Minimum is 1, maximum is 999
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# If you do not get a repeater ACK, then make it a higher number
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# Some radios get the ACK in 250ms, other radios require 750ms
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ACK_DELAY=300
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# For each packet inside the ACK, delay so many milliseconds,
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# so the ICOM Dstar radio can process the ACK
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DELAY_BETWEEN=19
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# This is the TX-delay in milliseconds and it is used to delay the PTT.
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# Seme radios have "SLOW" switching time,
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# If your radio switches slow from RX to TX, then give your radio more time to switch, maybe 250 ms
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# If your radio switches fast from RX to TX, then you could set it to 100 ms or maybe less
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# But the best value should be the one to match your radio, so read the manual for your radio.
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# In tests that were done for SLOW and FAST radios, we set it to 100 for FAST radios and 250 for SLOW radios.
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TX_DELAY=250
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# Dead firmware ?
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# Lets say that you set RQST_COUNT=10
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# When there is NO local RF activity, (we do NOT receive anything from the DV-RPTR modem),
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# then every 2 seconds we request the status from the DV-RPTR modem.
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# If the DV-RPTR modem does NOT reply to our command, then after sending the command 10 times(RQST_COUNT)
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# we have to assume the firmware in the DV-RPTR modem is DEAD.
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# So, we send the command every 2 sedonds, and after sending the command 10 times,
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# that is about (2 * 10) = 20 seconds,
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# the repeater software will stop if the DV-RPTR modem does not respond after 20 seconds( 2 seconds * 10 times )
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# and then the service script will restart the repeater software.
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# This is used to protect the repeater owner from BAD firmware.
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# Minimum value is 6.
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# If you see in the log this: "Modem is not responding... shuttting down"
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# Then that means that the firmware died and the DV-RPTR modem stopped responding.
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# You can increase the value of RQST_COUNT if you have a slow computer,
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# (or maybe your computer is running too many programs and can not service the USB/serial fast enough)
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# but we were informed that this is a bug in the firmware and they are trying to fix it.
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# So, increasing the value for RQST_COUNT to higher than 10, does not make much sense.
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RQST_COUNT=10
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# If you want duplex, set it to Y
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DUPLEX=N
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# These values depend on what type of tranceiver is connected to your DV-RPTR modem
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# Use either 0 or 1
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RX_Inverse=1
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TX_Inverse=0
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#!/bin/bash
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while [ 1 ];
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do
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/usr/local/bin/dvrptr /usr/local/etc/dvrptr.cfg > /var/log/dvrptr.log 2>&1
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sleep 3
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done
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exit 0
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#!/bin/sh
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# Start/stop the dstar dvrptr
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#
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### BEGIN INIT INFO
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# Provides: dvrptr
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# Required-Start:
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# Required-Stop:
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# Default-Start: 2 3 4 5
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# Default-Stop: 0 1 6
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# Short-Description: dvrptr
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# Description: dvrptr
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### END INIT INFO
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. /lib/lsb/init-functions
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DVRPTR_SH=/usr/local/bin/dvrptr.sh
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DVRPTR_BIN=/usr/local/bin/dvrptr
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DVRPTR_PIDFILE=/usr/local/dvrptr.sh_pidfile
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start()
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{
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status_of_proc $DVRPTR_SH >/dev/null
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RETVAL=$?
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if [ "$RETVAL" = "0" ] ; then
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echo "$DVRPTR_SH already running"
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else
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/bin/rm -rf $DVRPTR_PIDFILE
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echo -n "Starting $DVRPTR_SH:"
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start-stop-daemon --make-pidfile --pidfile $DVRPTR_PIDFILE --exec $DVRPTR_SH -S &
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log_end_msg $?
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fi
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}
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stop() {
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start-stop-daemon --pidfile $DVRPTR_PIDFILE --retry 5 -K
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start-stop-daemon --exec $DVRPTR_BIN --retry 5 -K
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/bin/rm -rf $DVRPTR_PIDFILE
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}
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case "$1" in
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start)
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start
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;;
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stop)
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stop
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;;
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restart)
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stop
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start
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;;
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status)
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echo -n "$DVRPTR_SH "
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status_of_proc $DVRPTR_SH
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echo -n "$DVRPTR_BIN "
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status_of_proc $DVRPTR_BIN
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;;
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*) log_action_msg "Usage: /etc/init.d/dvrptr {start|stop|restart|status}"
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exit 2
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;;
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esac
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exit 0
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