- #HOW TO LINK ECHOLINK STATIONS AUTOMATICALLY PORTABLE#
- #HOW TO LINK ECHOLINK STATIONS AUTOMATICALLY FOR ANDROID#
- #HOW TO LINK ECHOLINK STATIONS AUTOMATICALLY ANDROID#
- #HOW TO LINK ECHOLINK STATIONS AUTOMATICALLY SOFTWARE#
- #HOW TO LINK ECHOLINK STATIONS AUTOMATICALLY LICENSE#
Now, this is where it gets tricky,the problem with "Echolink" is that if you are transmitting on a computer directly and not through a ham radio, I am not satisfied with the legal portion of that, in other words, I would say it is not legal (Now I know there has been talk and precedence about that, but that is my interpretation on that). It is being sent via someone who is "authorized" on that band to transmit on.
#HOW TO LINK ECHOLINK STATIONS AUTOMATICALLY LICENSE#
What happens to your signal after you are transmitting on an authorized freq for your license class and it gets re-transmitted to another freq via a RF link, UHF link, or a VOIP link, it is not your responsibility.
This means you can only transmit on a freq you are legally able to talk on. Legally, you are only responsible for your transmissions from YOUR end. (Please, no arguing about VOIP, that's a long-been-beaten dead horse.) Anyone see anything more specific in relation to this topic? Ideas? Thoughts? Specific rules that you know of? I have looked at FCC rules about repeaters, linking, and third-party traffic (?) as well as control operators, but I have yet to see anything that specifically mentions VOIP linking. If my signal is re-transmitted over a system that I am unaware of then how can I be held responsible for transmissions outside of my license class? If they have an actively transmitting station should they not be at the control point to assure that station's legality? And, even if I did know where would the responsibility lie? They could be in any band with a repeater or simplex node and I would have no idea. If another conference server links in to that one there is no list of who is on the incoming conference. Once in awhile I like to link my low power cross-band repeat system to some of the different conference servers. Part of the problem would be actually knowing that you're linked as I would never purposely link to something that I know is not within my license privileges. If I, as a technician, am on an Echolink conference server, and someone else unknown to me links into the server with a repeater in 10 meters or elsewhere in HF that I am not licensed for, who is responsible? This is a question I've wondered about for sometime. EchoLink communicates over the Internet digitally, but does not transmit any digital signals over the air.So, recently the question was posed in the Rag Chew forum about Echolink and linking of repeaters. EchoLink is an extension of conventional voice modes, particularly FM. The message “access denied” means your request to connect was rejected by the other station because of one of its security rules.ĭoes EchoLink transmit audio over the air? What is the difference between EchoLink and IRLP?Įach station running EchoLink has the option of setting its own security policy.
#HOW TO LINK ECHOLINK STATIONS AUTOMATICALLY SOFTWARE#
The EchoLink software automatically generates detailed logs and (optionally) digital recordings of all activity on the link. In Sysop mode, by default, EchoLink announces each station by callsign when the station connects.
#HOW TO LINK ECHOLINK STATIONS AUTOMATICALLY PORTABLE#
This greatly enhances the range and utility of mobile and portable VHF/UHF-FM stations, and also allows computer-equipped hams to access distant repeaters directly. You can use EchoLink to connect your station (or your computer) over the Internet to other amateurs using the same software, and carry on a voice QSO.
#HOW TO LINK ECHOLINK STATIONS AUTOMATICALLY ANDROID#
Or, if you have a bar code scanner app on your Android phone, scan the QR code that appears to the right.
#HOW TO LINK ECHOLINK STATIONS AUTOMATICALLY FOR ANDROID#
It started out as an EchoLink application for Linux back in 2003 but have now evolved to be something much more advanced.ĮchoLink for Android is available free of charge from Google Play tap the Google Play icon on your phone and search for EchoLink. SvxLink is a project that develops software targeting the ham radio community. Each node on the system must have its own unique callsign. What is an EchoLink Node? Every station logged into the EchoLink system is considered a node, including RF gateways (also called Sysop nodes), conference servers, and individual users who are running software using a microphone and speakers. By pressing “01” the system will connect you to any available Link or Repeater. By pressing “00” the system will connect you to any available Node. How do I turn off EchoLink?Įnter the Node ID number of the station you want to connect to. You can look up the node number for any validated EchoLink callsign on the Validation page at /validation. Each callsign has one node number, and each node number has one callsign.
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