# Lines starting with # are comments and are ignored by the parser.
# A comment line must start with # in the leftmost position
# Blank lines are also ignored.
# rtpDir does some checking on the validity of these values.
# No defaults are implied, all entries must be included in this file.
# See README.txt for details

call=N0DRC-L
password=***********
name=Dustin
qth=Raton, NM DM76sv
email=n0drc@arrl.net

# servers and backup
server=nawest.echolink.org
server=nasouth.echolink.org
server=backup.echolink.org

# Describes your system, 
# IP address  and rx/tx port
myIP=0.0.0.0
port=5198

soundCard=yes
# sound card device indexes.
# Run showcard for correct values.
# rtpDir does NOT check these
# if soundCard is set to no
insci=3
outsci=10

# audio quality flags

# Is clipping off ?
audioClipOff=yes

# Is dithering off ?
audioDitherOff=no


# Run the program showcard.exe for correct Latency values
# Read the README file that explains what values to use
# These are fractional values.
LatencyIN=0.20
LatencyOUT=0.20

# Sample rate for the soundcard.
# Some soundcards did not open with rate=8000
#   but they opened with rate=7999 or rate=8001
# Consult your soundcard's documentation.
# The further you get from 8000, the less the audio quality will be.
# Most, if not all, VoIP networks expect 8000 Hz sample rate.
# if your soundcard does not support a rate of 8000 Hz replace it.
rate=8000.00


# private network or
# login to Echolink
# yes or no
EL_login=yes

# Minimum is 40
conxTimeout=55

# Minimum is 10
loginTimeout=10

dnlTimeout=60

loginInter=6
refreshInter=5

busy=no
bridge=no
maxStns=5
dispNumUsers=no
#banner start
banStart=N0DRC-L rtpDir Bridge
#banner end
banEnd=EchoLink CONF Server
private=no
# full pathnames of prvFile, booFile, banFile, admFile, dstarFile
prvFile=C:/rtpDir/prv5198.txt
bookFile=C:/rtpDir/book5198.txt
banFile=C:/rtpDir/ban5198.txt
admFile=C:/rtpDir/adm5198.txt
dstarFile=C:/rtpDir/dstar5198.txt

loadStnFile=no
# Use this file instead of downloading a list
# Full pathname and file must exist.
stnFile=C:/rtpDir/stnFile.txt

# QSO recordings directory.
# Also all gsm file names are relative to 
# this directory.
QSOdir=C:/rtpDir/QSOs

# full pathname of fetchpgm
fetchpgm=C:/rtpDir/getlist_win

# Minimum is 5
RTCPtimeout=15
allowPrefix=*ANKWDFGIJLMOPUVZ469
allowRptrs=yes
allowLinks=yes

EL_node=402742

TXcomport=com1
invertCD=no
invertCTS=no
invertDSR=yes

linkMode=a
playMsg=no
playDuration=120
playPause=5
playMsgAST=no
playMsgIRLP=no
playCall=yes
IDinter=0
welcomeTxtDelay=13
sendWel=no
welcomeAudioDelay=11
playWel=no

# delay so many milliseconds when making announcements
#   or when sending welcome audio to connected stations
fileplay_delay=20


dtmfEnable=01
dtmfDisable=02
dtmfDisconLast=03
dtmfDisconCall=04
dtmfDisconAll=05
dtmfWhoIsOnTop=06

dtmfBusy=07
dtmfShutdown=08
dtmfConCall=09
dtmfConNode=10
dtmfBrv=11
dtmfStatus=12
dtmfDetectLoops=13
dtmfNSM=14
dtmfNSD=15

dtmfRndConConf=16
dtmfRndConRptr=17
dtmfRndConLink=18
dtmfRndConPCusr=19
dtmfConAbort=20
dtmfRec=21
dtmfPlay=22
dtmfCnfo=23
dtmfCnff=24
dtmfcirlp=25
dtmfdirlp=26

# Asterisk commands from rtpDir to Asterisk.
# There are at least 100 commands or so that can be sent to Asterisk.
# Consult the Asterisk documentation.
# Asterisk server must be running local to rtpDir.
# dtmfAstCmd=27 and that means that anything else after 27
#    is passed to the Asterisk server for processing.
# example: 27*7     will announce connected asterisk nodes
# example: 27*12000 will drop node 2000 from your asterisk driver node
# example: 27*32000 will connect asterisk node 2000 to your asterisk driver node
#
# The config variable astKickall,(see below) is special
#    because it does not care if the Asterisk server runs local to rtpDir or not.
#    It will force rtpDir to stop interfacing with asterisk.
# Assuming that you have set astKickall=*954 in this file, read this example
# example: 27*954   will kick out all asterisk nodes connected to your driver node
#                      only if you have enabled *954 in asterisk rpt.conf,
#                      and only if the asterisk server runs local to rtpDir,
#                      but even if you have not enabled *954 in Asterisk,
#                      and even if asterisk is not local to rtpDir,
#                      rtpDir will stop interfacing with Asterisk.
#                      Any other command, will cause rtpDir to start interfacing
#                      with asterisk again.
#
# Anything after 27 is passed directly to the Asterisk server.
# rtpDir will only have one Asterisk connection on the screen,
#   all other Asterisk connections are linked to your
#   asterisk rtpdir driver node.
#   Your asterisk driver node is the asterisk node listed in asterisk rpt.conf
#    having rxchannel=rtpdir/0.0.0.0:4570:4670
#    and also given by the configuration variable astNode in this file.
dtmfAstCmd=27

# Each Dstar connect command disconnects first from the currently
#   connected D-Star node and re-connects to a new one.
# Only one D-star connection is allowed at a time.
#
# Example: 281 will connect you to the 1st D-Star node in the file dstar5198.txt
#          
# Example: 282 will connect you to the 2nd D-Star node in the file dstar5198.txt
#              
# Example: special case: 280 will disconnect from the D-Star node
#              if a D-Star node is connected to your station.
dtmfDstarCmd=28

# disconnect an Echolink node by its node#
dtmfdnode=29

# Enable IRLP
dtmfIRLPon=30

# Disable IRLP
dtmfIRLPoff=31

# mark the D-STAR connection as DEAF
dtmfDeafDstar=32

# Remove the "DEAF" mark from the D-STAR connection
dtmfUndeafDstar=33


dtmfConShort=709999
dtmfConShort=90348514

conIRLPnode=/home/irlp/scripts/rtpDir_IRLP_callstn.sh
conIRLPref=/home/irlp/scripts/rtpDir_IRLP_callref.sh
conIRLPexp=/home/irlp/scripts/rtpDir_IRLP_callexp.sh
disconIRLP=/home/irlp/scripts/rtpDir_IRLP_endcall.sh


# Use the Internal(I) DTMF decoder
# or  the External(E) DTMF decoder
# or None(N)
# dtmfConfig=I
dtmfConfig=N
# dtmfConfig=I

txDelay=2000

rxDelay=2
maxTXtime=240

# Show connected station in QTH(yes,no)
# If yes, the list shows who you're
# connected to, else
# it only shows QTH.
stnInQTH=no

# connect to this station on start up
onStartUp=-

events=no
eventpgm=C:/rtpDir/evt.bat

# Report activity of connects/disconnects
#  to other stations
# yes or no
reportAct=yes

# Maximum duplicate message count.
# If maxDups=0, then the duplicate detect logic
#    is disabled.
# If positive, and connected station passes
#    the same message more that the maxDups,
#    then station will be disconnected.
maxDups=125

# Display station info for each
#   of the connected stations on screen. 
# This should be set to 0 or 1 when running as a
#   Bridge conference.
# If not a Bridge conference,
#   try to keep this to a small 
#   number. 
maxNumSInfo=1

barDelay=3
detectConfLoops=no

# reply port for remote text commands
txtCmdReplyPort=6500

# ================================
# ================================
# ==== IRLP stuff starts here ====
#
irlpEnable=no
myIRLP_IP=0.0.0.0
irlpPort=2074
irlpNode=stn0000
accessIRLP=no
localISPEAKERport=2174
#
# ==== IRLP stuff ends here ======
# ================================
# ================================ 

# ================================
# ================================
# ==== *Asterisk*/app_rpt interface starts here
#
# Enable the ASTERISK interface
astEnable=no

# What is the Asterisk command that disconnects all
#   Asterisk nodes connected to your Asterisk driver node?
#   The default is *95 but you will have to enable that
#   in the asterisk rtp.conf file
astKickall=*95

# The Asterisk binary
astBinCmd=/usr/sbin/asterisk

# This is the node that runs the rtpdir channel driver in 
#   /etc/asterisk/rpt.conf
astNode=2167

# Use this local IP address to listen for ast messages
myAST_IP=0.0.0.0

# rtpDir will be receiving ast messages on this local port
localASTport=4570

# rtpDir will be transmitting ast messages to this local/remote port
# If the app_rpt *Asterisk* module is also running on the same
#   machine as rtpDir, then remoteASTport must NOT be equal to localASTport
remoteASTport=4670

# rtpDir will allow asterisk messages from this IP only
# You must specify the actual IP address, not a domain name,
#   rtpDir bridge conference will NOT do a DNS lookup.
allowAST=127.0.0.1

# connect to an Echolink node
ast_dtmf_cmd=.cnode  01

# disconnect from an Echolink node
ast_dtmf_cmd=.dnode  02

# connect to an IRLP station(not for IRLP reflectors)
ast_dtmf_cmd=.cstn   03

# disconnect from an IRLP station(not for IRLP reflectors)
ast_dtmf_cmd=.dstn   04

# connect to an IRLP reflector
ast_dtmf_cmd=.cref   05

# disconnect from an IRLP reflector
ast_dtmf_cmd=.dref   06

# shutdown rtpDir_tm bridge
ast_dtmf_cmd=.shutdown 09

# disconnect all Echolink nodes
ast_dtmf_cmd=.del 10

#disconnect all IRLP nodes
ast_dtmf_cmd=.dirlp 11

# disconnect all nodes
ast_dtmf_cmd=.dall 12

# start/stop recording
# Record all audio packets from all sources(Asterisk,IRLP,Echolink) into rtpDir_tm_recorded.gsm
# The recording command is somewhat dangerous.
# Asterisk is not using a hardware-based DTMF decoder and it may
#   miss a dtmf digit and the system will keep recording till you
#   run out of space. So use this command with care.
# It is beter to have an external script that runs at certain times during the
#    day and at a specific time, that script would send the record command to rtpDir_tm
#    bridge to start/stop recording.
# So uncoment out this line only if you understand the implications of it.
# Anyway, a message that the rtpDir_tm bridge is recording will be sent the
#   the radio user(both IRLP and the Asterisk user) to notify when the
#   the recording started and when it ended.
# ast_dtmf_cmd=.record 13

# start/stop playback
# Playback the file rtpDir_tm_recorded.gsm to all connected nodes(Asterisk, IRLP, Echolink).
ast_dtmf_cmd=.play 14

# report connected nodes.
ast_dtmf_cmd=.conx 15

# Identify your station as a CONFerence
ast_dtmf_cmd=.cnfo 16

# remove the CONFerence identification from your station
ast_dtmf_cmd=.cnff 17

# connect/disconnect to a dstar node
# 180 will disconnect
# 181 will connect to the 1st dstar node in the file dstar5198.txt
# 182 will connect to the 2nd dstar node in the file dstar5198.txt
#    and so on
#
ast_dtmf_cmd=.dstar 18

# disable IRLP
ast_dtmf_cmd=.irlpon 19

#enable IRLP
ast_dtmf_cmd=.irlpoff 20


# This is a single DTMF and it means that when the user
#   sends this dtmf tone, whatever dtmf tones rtpDir_tm has accumulated
#   in its buffer will be processed
ast_dtmf_end=A

#
# ==== *Asterisk*/app_rpt interface ends here
# ===========================================
# ===========================================

# DSTAR interface starts here
#
# Enable the DSTAR interface
dstarEnable=no

# When a D-STAR node connects to rtpDir,
#   should it be marked as DEAF?
dstarIsDeaf=yes

# Better leave this alone at 0.0.0.0
myDSTAR_IP=0.0.0.0

# rtpDir will be receiving DSTAR messages on this local udp port
localDSTARport=7770

# rtpDir will be sending to DSTAR on this remote udp port
remoteDSTARport=9990

# The IP address of the machine, where dextra_cli is running on
allowDSTAR=127.0.0.1


#
# DSTAR interface ends here