Why, in the world...?
- Ham radio experimentation
- Support open source projects
- Interlink ham radio VoIP modes for interoperability
- Utilize ham radio spectrum
- Reliable and resilient - hardware, power, weather
- Fairly inexpensive (Emile approved?)
Packages:
- AllStarLink - Linking over IP networks
- G4KLX - Supporting programs for D-Star, DMR, System Fusion, P25, NXDN
- DVSwitch - Tools and programs related to provisioning and operating Amateur Radio digital voice networks
- thebridge - EchoLink compatible conference bridge
img: luis gomes
Packages: AllStar Link
AllStarLink is a world wide network of Amateur Radio repeaters, remote base stations and hot spots accessible to each other via the Internet and/or private IP networks
- Open-source PBX Asterisk
- Linux (including Raspberry Pi)
- Jim Dixon - WB6NIL (SK)
- app_rpt module - repeater controller
- AllStarLink
img: luis gomes
Packages: G4KLX
Programs that support D-Star, DMR, System Fusion, P25, NXDN
- Jonathan - G4KLX
- ircDDBGateway, NXDNReflector, NXDNGateway, P25Reflector, P25Gateway, YSFReflector
- MMDVM implemented in devices, boards, hotspots like Pi-Star and OpenSpot
- github: G4KLX
Packages: DVSwitch
Tools and programs related to provisioning and operating Amateur Radio digital voice networks
Packages: XLXD
XLX Multiprotocol Gateway Reflector Server is part of the software system for the D-Star Network
- Jean-Luc - LX3JL & Luc - LX1IQ
- Four D-STAR reflector protocols: REF, XRF, DCS, XLX
- XLXD speaks all four protocols +
- DMR and YSF transcoding (not used, additional hardware)
- github: XLXD
Packages: thebridge
CQiNet is a family of programs that combine Ham Radio with the Internet using Voice over IP (VoIP) technology
- Skip - WB6YMH & others
- EchoLink compatible conference bridge
- Sourceforge: Thebridge
Putting it together
Chicago data center
- Three VPSes (virtual private servers)
- Linux Debian OS
- Low latency to remote hardware
- Ten different networks! Eight full-time modes!
- Any user on one network can communicate with users on any other
- AllStar is the "Hub", individual nodes for control
img: Pixabay
K8JTK Hub: The Nodes
- AllStar Link: 50394
- DMR: Brandmeister Talkgroup (TG)
31983 3172783
- DMR: TGIF Talkgroup (TG) 31983
- D-STAR: XLX983A - "A" for Analog Bridge
- EchoLink: *DVMIS* 600008
- Hamshack Hotline: 94026 *99 - TX, # - RX
- NXDN: TG 31983
- P25: TG 31983
- YSF: K8JTK-Hub 31983
- Wires-X: K8JTK-ROOM 40680
Info on connecting, systems, radios, status, and more: K8JTK Hub
K8JTK Hub: Dashboards
- Allmon2: 1XXX are private AllStar nodes
- K8JTK call seen ALOT on dashboards: "default" callsign, calls lost in analog conversion
img: freestocks.org
K8JTK Hub: Dashboards
(screenshots)
- Allmon2: 1XXX are private AllStar nodes
- K8JTK call seen ALOT on dashboards: "default" callsign, calls lost in analog conversion
img: freestocks.org
Pretty pictures:
Logical connections
Pretty pictures:
IP connections
The ALTV Sound Check net has been a test of the system.
Thanks to Tommy, George, Emile, Mike, and everyone who has connected for letting this system provide entertainment for your net!
THE END
Jeffrey Kopcak - K8JTK
- K8JTK@arrl.net
- Contact me for nets or other uses of K8JTK Hub
- This presentation is available on my website under the "Presentations" category: K8JTK.org