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QnetGateway/qn.everything.cfg

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# Qnet Gateway Configuration
ircddb = {
login = "CHANGEME!!!!"; # login callsign for the ircDDB network
# host = "rr.openquad.net" # other include group1-irc.ircddb.net
# port = 9007 # not a good idea to change!
# password = "1111111111111" # not needed for rr.openquad.net
}
gateway = {
# regen_header = true # regenerate headers from incoming data
# send_qrgs_maps = true # send frequecy, offset, cooridinates and url to irc-server
# local_irc_ip = "0.0.0.0" # 0.0.0.0 means accept any incoming connections
# aprs_send = true # send info to aprs
# ip = "127.0.0.1" # where the gateway is running
external = {
# ip = "0.0.0.0"
# port = 40000
}
internal = {
# ip = "0.0.0.0"
# port = 19000
}
}
module = {
a = { # An MMDVMHost module is shown
# make sure this module letter agrees with the [D-Star] Module letter in MMDVM.ini
# in MMDVM.ini its uppercase, here use lower case.
# We show a here, but the convention on this software is:
# 23 cm modules will use "a"
# 70 cm modules will use "b"
# 2 M module will use "c"
type = "mmdvm"
# ip = "127.0.0.1"
# port = 19998 # default for mod a, you usually don't need to specify this
# frequency = 0 # if you specify here, this frequency will show up on the QuadNet USER GATEWAYS webpage
# offset = 0
# range = 0 # the range of this repeater, in meters 1609.344 meters is 1.0 miles
# agl = 0 # the height above ground level for this repeater's antenna
# latitude = 0 # you can leave this unspecified for a mobile rig
# longitude = 0 # like the latitude
# desc1 = "" # maximum of 20 characters, most special symbols are not allowed
# desc2 = "" # just like desc1
# url = "github.com/n7tae/g2_ircddb" # 80 characters max
# In review, for an MMDVM module, you only need to specify the type = "mmdvm" and
# make sure the module letter agrees with what's in "MMDVM.ini.
# Also see the mmdvm section below, although it usually doesn't need specifying.
}
b = {
# a DVRPTR connected to a 70cm radio is shown in this example
# type must be defined. This is how the dvrptr program finds the config params.
type = "dvrptr"
# If you operate in "restriction mode", set callsign equal to your personal callsign
# Otherwise do not set callsign and we will use ircddb.username
# callsign = ""
# the frequency of your DVRPTR in MHz.
# frequency = 145.5
# the TX/RX offset in MHz, use 0.0 for simplex
# offset = 0
# the range of this repeater, in meters 1609.344 meters is 1.0 miles
# range = 0.0
# the height above ground level for you repeater's antenna
# agl = 0.0
# the latitude of your repeater
# latitude = 0.0
# the longitude of your repeater
# longitude = 0.0
# This is used in a loop to wait for packets from your local gateway
# This is in milliseconds
# packet_wait = 25
# description of repeater, part one and two 20 char max each
# desc1 = ""
# desc2 = ""
# the url of your repeater, 80 chars max, defaults to "github.com/n7tae/g2_ircddb"
# url = ""
# If you want to enable/disable the repeater, set these options.
# Each of these options can NOT be more than 8 characters.
# Each of these options can NOT be another user's callsign.
# Each of these options can NOT be another repeater or reflector.
# Each of these options can NOT be a YRCALL command.
# If these options are set, then they can NOT be equal to each other.
# Using the above options, if you use YRCALL=RFISOFF in your radio
# then the repeater will be OFF and no audio will be copied over local RF
# and no audio will be accepted from any remote system.
# these command are disabled by default
# You can choose your own command strings, if you want to enable these
rf_control = {
# on = "RFISON"
# off = "RFISOFF"
}
# To protect the repeater owners from bad STN programs out there
# and to also protect the repeater owners from RF users that abuse the STN stuff
# Reject values in YRCALL that start with STN
# If you want to allow the local RF users to subscribe to remote STN groups,
# then set it to XXX or something that is invalid like 123
# invalid_prefix = "XXX"
# Your DVRPTR V1 serial number
# If you don't know what it is, run the program and look in the log file!
# serial_number = "00.00.00.00"
# internal_ip = "0.0.0.0" # the dvrptr address, usually leave this alone
# port = 19999 # module defaults: A=20000, B=19999, C=19998
# Some settings for your DVRPTR modem (see DVRPTR V1 manual for more info).
# rf_rx_level = 80
# If you need duplex, set it to true
# duplex = false
# Do you want an ACK back ?
# acknowledge = false
# ACK delay in milliseconds(ms)
# Minimum is 1, maximum is 999
# If you do not get a repeater ACK, then make it a higher number
# Some radios get the ACK in 250ms, other radios require 750ms
# ack_delay = 300
# This is the TX-delay in milliseconds and it is used to delay the PTT.
# Seme radios have "SLOW" switching time,
# If your radio switches slow from RX to TX, then give your radio more time to switch, maybe 250 ms
# If your radio switches fast from RX to TX, then you could set it to 100 ms or maybe less
# But the best value should be the one to match your radio, so read the manual for your radio.
# In tests that were done for SLOW and FAST radios, we set it to 100 for FAST radios and 250 for SLOW radios.
# tx_delay = 250
# Dead firmware ?
# Lets say that you set RQST_COUNT=10
# When there is NO local RF activity, (we do NOT receive anything from the DV-RPTR modem),
# then every 2 seconds we request the status from the DV-RPTR modem.
# If the DV-RPTR modem does NOT reply to our command, then after sending the command 10 times(RQST_COUNT)
# we have to assume the firmware in the DV-RPTR modem is DEAD.
# So, we send the command every 2 sedonds, and after sending the command 10 times,
# that is about (2 * 10) = 20 seconds,
# the repeater software will stop if the DV-RPTR modem does not respond after 20 seconds( 2 seconds * 10 times )
# and then the service script will restart the repeater software.
# This is used to protect the repeater owner from BAD firmware.
# Minimum value is 6.
# If you see in the log this: "Modem is not responding... shuttting down"
# Then that means that the firmware died and the DV-RPTR modem stopped responding.
# You can increase the value of RQST_COUNT if you have a slow computer,
# (or maybe your computer is running too many programs and can not service the USB/serial fast enough)
# but we were informed that this is a bug in the firmware and they are trying to fix it.
# So, increasing the value for RQST_COUNT to higher than 10, does not make much sense.
# rqst_count = 10
# These values depend on what type of tranceiver is connected to your DV-RPTR modem
# Use either true or false
inverse = {
# rx = true
# tx = true
}
}
c = {
# a 2m DVAP is shown as an example
# type must be defined. This is how the dvap_rptr program finds the config params.
type = "dvap"
# If you operate in "restriction mode", set RPTR equal to your personal callsign
# Otherwise do not set callsign and it will use ircddb.username
# callsign = ""
# TX DVAP power level -12 to 10, 10 is maximum poower
# power = 10
# Squelch, -128 to -45, -100 to -80 usually works best
# squelch = -100
# To protect the repeater owners from bad STN programs out there
# and to also protect the repeater owners from RF users that abuse the STN stuff
# Reject values in YRCALL that start with STN
# If you want to allow the local RF users to subscribe to remote STN groups,
# then set it to XXX or something that is invalid like 123
# ivalid_prefix = "XXX"
# The serial number of you DVAP is visible through the bottom of the case
# serial_number = "APXXXXXX"
# the DVAP will send a blip to acknowledge a transmission
# acknowledge = false
# the frequency of your DVAP in MHz.
# frequency = 145.5
# this is for tweaking the frequency of your DVAP, see the owner's manual
# dvap_offset = 0
# the range of this repeater, in meters 1609.344 meters is 1.0 miles
# range = 0.0
# the height above ground level for you repeater's antenna
# agl = 0.0
# the latitude of your repeater
# latitude = 0.0
# the longitude of your repeater
# longitude = 0.0
# This is used in a loop to wait for packets from your local gateway
# This is in milliseconds
# packet_wait = 25
# description of repeater, part one and two 20 char max each
# desc1 = ""
# desc2 = ""
# the url of your repeater, 80 chars max
# url = "github.com/n7tae/QnetGateway"
# where other g2 programs find this repeater software
# ip = "127.0.0.1" # where is the device running? must be a "dotted number"
# the internal ip of this program, "0.0.0.0" is usually best
# internal_ip = "0.0.0.0"
# port number default: A:19998 B:19999 C:20000
# port = 20000 # default for mod C
}
}
# you only need this mmdvm section if you set non-standard D-Star ports on your MMDVMHost software
mmdvm = {
# these need to be the same as they are in your MMDVM.ini file (in the [D-Star Network] section
# If you change them there, then change them here!
# gateway_port = 20010
# local_port = 20011
}
log = {
# debuging and extra logging switches
# qso = false # QSO info goes into the log
# irc = false # IRC debug info
# dtmf = false # DTMF debug info
}
aprs = { # APRS.NET connect info
# host = "rotate.aprs.net"
# port = 14580
# interval = 40
# filter = ""
}
link = {
# link_at_start = "NONE" # Link to a reflector at startup.
# to link repeater module B to REF001 C, use "BREF001C"
# ref_login = "" # for loging into REF reflectors, if undefined, ircddb.username will be used
# admin = [ "CALL1", "CALL2", "CALL3" ] # only these users can execute scripts, block dongles and reload the gwys.txt
# you probably want you own callsign in the admin list!
# link_unlink = [ "CALL4", "CALL5", "CALL6" ] # if defined, only these users can link and unlink a repeater
# no_link_unlink = [ "CALL7", "CALL8", "CALL9" ] # if defined, these users cannot link or unlink, it's a blacklist
# if the blacklist is defined (even if it's empty), the link_unlink will not be read
# incoming_ip = "0.0.0.0" # incoming ip address, "0.0.0.0" means accepts all connections.
# ip = "127.0.0.1" # where g2_link is running
# port = 18997 # port for communications to g2_link
# ref_port = 20001 # port for REF linking, don't change
# xrf_port = 30001 # port for XRF linking, don't change
# dcs_port = 30051 # port for DCS linking, don't change
# announce = true # do link, unlink, etc. announcements
# acknowledge = true # send text acknowledgment on key-up
# max_dongles = 5 # maximum number of linked hot-spots
}
dplus = {
# The following settings do not affect your ability to use dplus linking to XRF or XLX reflectors!
# You must be registered on the DPlus system, see www.dstargateway.org, otherwise authorization will fail,
# even if QnetLink reports a successful authorization.
# authorize = false # uncomment and set to true if you want to use the closed-source DPlus reflectors and/or repeaters
# use_reflectors = true # uncomment and set to false if you are not going to link to DPlus reflectors
# use_repeaters = true # uncomment and set to false if you are not going to link to DPlus repeaters
# any values specified in you gwys.txt file will override any reflectors or repeaters that DPlus authorization returns.
}
file = {
# status = "/usr/local/etc/rptr_status" # where repeater status info is passed between services
# DTMF = "/tmp" #
# echotest = "/tmp" # echo dat files will end up here
# qnvoicefile = /tmp/qnvoice.txt # where qnvoice will create the play command
# gwys = "/usr/local/etc/gwys.txt" # where the list of gateways and reflectors (with ports) is.
# announce_dir = "/usr/local/etc" # where are the *.dat files for the verbal link, unlink, etc. announcements
}
timing = {
timeout = {
# echo = 1 # delay time in seconds for echo
# voicemail = 1 # delay time for voicemail
# remote_g2 = 2 # after this many seconds with no packets, we assume the tx is closed
# local_rptr = 1 # local timeout, in seconds
}
play = {
# wait = 1 # seconds before playback occurs, between 1 and 10
# delay = 19 # microseconds between frames playback, if echo sounds bad, adjust this up or down 1,2 microseconds
}
inactivity = {
# a = 0 # unlink repeater if no activity for this many minutes
# b = 0 # zero mean there will be no timer
# c = 0
}
}

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