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Tate: /* How to use */

2023-01-20T08:30:13Z

How to use

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	=How to use=		=How to use=
	Using this ~~linke~~, you can view the current [http://ka7o.net:3812/irlpvmon status of the IRLP node].		Using this link, you can view the current [http://ka7o.net:3812/irlpvmon status of the IRLP node].

	Access the IRLP node by using the 449.5750- (173.8hz) repeater. Just setup your rig as you would for any other repeater - and use your DTMF pad to send commands to control the node. Essentially, the IRLP node is just 'another ham' on the repeater.		Access the IRLP node by using the 449.5750- (173.8hz) repeater. Just setup your rig as you would for any other repeater - and use your DTMF pad to send commands to control the node. Essentially, the IRLP node is just 'another ham' on the repeater.

Tate: /* How to use */

2023-01-20T08:29:21Z

How to use

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	~~(If it's working) You should be able to~~ view the current [http://ka7o.net:3812 status of the IRLP node] ~~here~~. ~~(I hope it's working, please let KA7O if it's not - thanks!)~~		Using this linke, you can view the current [http://ka7o.net:3812/irlpvmon status of the IRLP node].

	Access the IRLP node by using the 449.5750- (173.8hz) repeater. Just setup your rig as you would for any other repeater - and use your DTMF pad to send commands to control the node. Essentially, the IRLP node is just 'another ham' on the repeater.		Access the IRLP node by using the 449.5750- (173.8hz) repeater. Just setup your rig as you would for any other repeater - and use your DTMF pad to send commands to control the node. Essentially, the IRLP node is just 'another ham' on the repeater.

Tate at 07:59, 20 January 2023

2023-01-20T07:59:38Z

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			(If it's working) You should be able to view the current [http://ka7o.net:3812 status of the IRLP node] here. (I hope it's working, please let KA7O if it's not - thanks!)

	Access the IRLP node by using the 449.5750- (173.8hz) repeater. Just setup your rig as you would for any other repeater - and use your DTMF pad to send commands to control the node. Essentially, the IRLP node is just 'another ham' on the repeater.		Access the IRLP node by using the 449.5750- (173.8hz) repeater. Just setup your rig as you would for any other repeater - and use your DTMF pad to send commands to control the node. Essentially, the IRLP node is just 'another ham' on the repeater.

Tate: /* DTMF Commands */

2023-01-16T23:24:58Z

DTMF Commands

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	'''Please, give your call sign before sending any DTMF codes.'''		'''Please, give your call sign before sending any DTMF codes.'''

	Though not required by rule, it's helpful for others to know someone is trying to use it.		Though not required by rule, it's helpful for others to know someone is trying to use the node.

	Besides, if you try to send control codes while the repeater is sending it's status or greeting - you'll only get frustrated. You have to wait for it to finish and switch to RX mode. So, why not ID yourself, wait for the repeater to ID and then send your commands. Helps it all to work smoothly!		Besides, if you try to send control codes while the repeater is sending it's status or greeting - you'll only get frustrated. You have to wait for it to finish and switch to RX mode. So, why not ID yourself, wait for the repeater to ID and then send your commands. Helps it all to work smoothly!

Tate: /* DTMF Commands */

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DTMF Commands

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	'''Please, give your call sign before sending any DTMF codes.'''		'''Please, give your call sign before sending any DTMF codes.'''

	~~Apparently I have~~ to ~~emphasize this. Tried~~ to ~~be nice, but come on...~~.		Though not required by rule, it's helpful for others to know someone is trying to use it.

	~~YOU MUST ID YOUR STATION BEFORE SENDING DTMF CODES!~~		Besides, if you try to send control codes while the repeater is sending it's status or greeting - you'll only get frustrated. You have to wait for it to finish and switch to RX mode. So, why not ID yourself, wait for the repeater to ID and then send your commands. Helps it all to work smoothly!

	I've been hearing folks sending tones without any ID at all. This is a blatant violation of your Amateur License terms. I've heard this direct. When I do, I simply disable the node via Internet and I'll turn it back on when I want to. Keep it up and I'll have no choice to but to shut it down.

	~~YOU MUST ID YOUR STATION BEFORE SENDING DTMF CODES!~~

	Besides, if you try to send ~~DTMF tones~~ while the ID is ~~playing~~ - you'll only get frustrated. So, why not ID yourself, wait for the repeater to ID and then send your commands. Helps it all to work ~~and it's even legal~~!

	===Connect===		===Connect===
	To a node or a reflector:<br>		To connect to a node or a reflector:<br>
	Just dial the number with your DTMF pad.<br>		Just dial the number with your DTMF pad and release your PTT. Let the carrier drop. The node will do the rest.<br>

	~~Nothing else is needed. No * or # required.~~

	For example - if I wanted to connect to node number [http://status.irlp.net/?nodeid=1011 1011], after checking to ensure no one else is using the repeater or the Casper IRLP node (listening first - maybe even ask, "Is the repeater in use?"), I'd ID with may callsign and then dial "1011" on my radio's DTMF pad. Wait for the connection confirmation (yup, it'll talk to you) and enjoy!		For example - if I wanted to connect to node number [http://status.irlp.net/?nodeid=1011 1011], after checking to ensure no one else is using the repeater or the Casper IRLP node (listening first - maybe even ask, "Is the repeater in use?"), I'd ID with may callsign, wait for the greeting to finish and then key up and dial "1011" on my radio's DTMF pad and unkey. Wait for the connection confirmation (yup, it'll talk to you) and enjoy!

	Use the same method for connecting to a reflector.NOTE: reflectors use 9xxx numbers.		Use the same method for connecting to a reflector.NOTE: reflectors use 9xxx numbers.
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	===Disconnect===		===Disconnect===
	Just send "73" via your DTMF pad. Again, nothing else is needed. This will drop any and all IRLP connections, be they a reflector or another node.<br>		Just send "73" via your DTMF pad. Again, nothing else is needed. This will drop any and all IRLP connections, be they a reflector or another node.<br>
	And of course, don't forget to ID ~~with your callsign~~ when finished.		And of course, don't forget to ID when finished.

	==Available Nodes==		==Available Nodes==

Tate: /* How to use */

2023-01-16T23:19:18Z

How to use

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	Access the IRLP node by using the 449.5750- (173.8hz) repeater. Just setup your rig as you would for any other repeater - and use your DTMF pad to send commands to control the node. Essentially, the IRLP node is just 'another ham' on the repeater.		Access the IRLP node by using the 449.5750- (173.8hz) repeater. Just setup your rig as you would for any other repeater - and use your DTMF pad to send commands to control the node. Essentially, the IRLP node is just 'another ham' on the repeater.

	The 449.575 machine is an "open" repeater located on the Wyoming Medical Center roof. All licensed amateurs are welcome to use the repeater as a repeater or to access the IRLP node. And, if the node happens to be offline or disconnected, it's a pretty good repeater on it's own!		The 449.575 machine is an "open" repeater located on the Wyoming Medical Center roof. All licensed amateurs are welcome to use the repeater as either just a repeater or to access the IRLP node. And, if the node happens to be offline or disconnected, it's a pretty good repeater on it's own!

	==DTMF Commands ==		==DTMF Commands ==

Tate: /* Node 7707 */

2023-01-16T23:18:30Z

Node 7707

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	== Node 7707 ==		== Node 7707 ==

	~~If you're an APRS user, you can view~~ the ~~node's status via APRS~~. ~~View Casper APRS activity~~, ~~[http://aprs~~.~~fi/#!lat=42~~.~~85090&lng=~~-~~106.30760 including~~ the ~~IRLP node stauts via APRS here]~~.		Node 7707 is a privately operated node that uses the 449.575- repeater. It is not part of the repeater and really, appears to operate just as any other ham would. Difference being, it has the ability to connect to other nodes via the Internet and pass voice traffic. If that remote node is part of a repeater - or is operating in a similar fashion - you've effectively connected the local 575 repeater to a remote machine.

	=How to use=		=How to use=

Tate: /* Node 7707 */

2023-01-16T23:13:28Z

Node 7707

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	'''		'''
	== Node 7707 ==		== Node 7707 ==

	~~Use [http://ka7o.net:3812/irlpvmon/ this link to check the node's current status]. Hosted on the node itself!~~

	If you're an APRS user, you can view the node's status via APRS. View Casper APRS activity, [http://aprs.fi/#!lat=42.85090&lng=-106.30760 including the IRLP node stauts via APRS here].		If you're an APRS user, you can view the node's status via APRS. View Casper APRS activity, [http://aprs.fi/#!lat=42.85090&lng=-106.30760 including the IRLP node stauts via APRS here].

Tate: /* Wyoming IRLP Nodes */

2023-01-15T22:11:28Z

Wyoming IRLP Nodes

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	\|444.9250		\|444.9250
	\|103.5		\|103.5
			\| Down for 121 days (01/2023)
	\|-		\|-
	\|[http://status.irlp.net/index.php?PSTART=11&nodeid=3307 3307]		\|[http://status.irlp.net/index.php?PSTART=11&nodeid=3307 3307]
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	\|449.7500		\|449.7500
	\|123.0		\|123.0
			\| Down for 1431 days (01/2023)
	\|-		\|-
	\|[http://status.irlp.net/index.php?PSTART=11&nodeid=3372 3372]		\|[http://status.irlp.net/index.php?PSTART=11&nodeid=3372 3372]
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	\|446.0250		\|446.0250
	\|None		\|None
			\| Idle for 1 day (01/2023)
	\|-		\|-
	\|[http://status.irlp.net/index.php?PSTART=11&nodeid=3464 3464]		\|[http://status.irlp.net/index.php?PSTART=11&nodeid=3464 3464]
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	\|447.7000		\|447.7000
	\|123.0		\|123.0
			\| Idle for 0 days (01/2023)
	\|-		\|-
	\|[http://status.irlp.net/index.php?PSTART=11&nodeid=7045 7045]		\|[http://status.irlp.net/index.php?PSTART=11&nodeid=7045 7045]
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	\|146.7000		\|146.7000
	\|162.2		\|162.2
			\|Extended Down for 12 days (01/2023)
	\|-		\|-
	\|[http://status.irlp.net/index.php?PSTART=11&nodeid=7634 7634]		\|[http://status.irlp.net/index.php?PSTART=11&nodeid=7634 7634]
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	\|445.8000		\|445.8000
	\|100.0		\|100.0
			\|Extended Down for 1092 days (01/2023)
	\|-		\|-
	\|[http://status.irlp.net/index.php?PSTART=11&nodeid=7707 7707]		\|[http://status.irlp.net/index.php?PSTART=11&nodeid=7707 7707]
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	\|449.5750		\|449.5750
	\|173.8		\|173.8
			\| Idle for 422 days (01/2023)
	\|-		\|-
	\|[http://status.irlp.net/index.php?PSTART=11&nodeid=7853 7853]		\|[http://status.irlp.net/index.php?PSTART=11&nodeid=7853 7853]
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	\|146.480		\|146.480
	\|100.0		\|100.0
			\| No longer exists
	\|-		\|-
	\|}		\|}

Tate at 21:17, 15 January 2023

2023-01-15T21:17:24Z

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