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→Autopatch Options
|When set to 1, Don't send dial tone, voice responses, just try to connect the call.
|When set to 1, Don't send dial tone, voice responses, just try to connect the call.
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== Simplex Autopatch ==
For nodes with duplex set to 0 or 1, Simplex Autopatch operation is supported.
This is accomplished by using a VOX on the audio coming from the telephone call,
because of the half-duplex nature of the node. To avoid having audio from the
telephone call keep the transmitter engaged for extended periods of time (if there
is some source of continuous audio), there are two time-out values. One is the
Vox timeout, which is the maximum amount of time that the VOX can hold the transmitter
engaged, which by default is 10 seconds. The other one is the Vox recovery time, which
is the amount of time that the Vox is disabled during times of continuous audio, after
the Vox timeout, which is 2 seconds. So, during continuous audio, it transmits for
10 seconds, then stops for 2 seconds (so that you can transmit to it and perhaps
disconnect the call), then transmits for another 10 seconds, then stops for 2 seconds,
and so on.
Additionally, to prevent 'chop-off' of the first syllable or two of the audio from the
telephone call, we delay the audio to allow for the transmitter to start transmitting
and any CTCSS tones to be decoded. This delay is typically 500ms, but can be adjusted
via the 'simplexpatchdelay' parameter. It is specified in units of 20 milliseconds.
These time-out values may be overridden by using the following configuration parameters
located in the [<node-number>] section of rpt.conf:
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voxtimeout = 10000 ; vox timeout time in ms
voxrecover = 2000 ; vox recover time in ms
simplexpatchdelay = 25 ; Delay for transmit while in patch in 20ms increments
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If not specified, it uses the default values as specified above.