The number others will need to connect to GB3UB is 201135
This link gives basic set up information on Echolink
Below is a list of the DTMF commands
DTMF Functions
These commands are used to connect or disconnect a station on the Internet.
Each command consists of a sequence of digits (or the special keys *, #, and A through D).
The table below lists each of the DTMF commands.
Command | Description | Default |
Connect | Connects to a station on the Internet, based on its node number. | num |
Connect by Call | Connects to a station on the Internet, based on its callsign. | C+call+# |
Random Node | Selects an available node (of any type) at random, and tries to connect to it. | 00 |
Random Link | Selects an available link or repeater (-L or -R) at random, and tries to connect to it. | 01 |
Random Conf | Selects a conference server at random, and tries to connect to it. | 02 |
Random User | Selects an available single-user station at random, and tries to connect to it. | 03 |
RandomFavNode | Selects an available node (of any type) at random from the Favorites List, and tries to connect to it. | 0 |
RandomFavLink | Selects an available link or repeater (-L or -R) at random from the Favorites List, and tries to connect to it. | 011 |
RandomFavConf | Selects a conference server at random from the Favorites List, and tries to connect to it. | 021 |
RandomFavUser | Selects an available single-user station at random, and tries to connect to it. | 031 |
Disconnect | Disconnects the station that is currently connected. If more than one station is connected, disconnects only the most-recently-connected station. | # |
Disconnect All | Disconnects all stations. | ## |
Reconnect | Re-connects to the station that most recently disconnected. | 09 |
Status | Announces the callsign of each station currently connected. | 08 |
Play Info | Plays a brief ID message. | * |
Query by Call | Looks up a station by its callsign, and reads back its node number and status. | 07+call+# |
Query by Node | Looks up a station by its node number, and reads back its callsign and status. | 06+num |
Connect
The default for the Connect command is to simply enter the 4- 5-, or 6-digit node number to which you wish to connect. To prevent interference with other DTMF functions, however, you may wish to configure a special prefix, such as A or 99.
Entering Node Numbers
To enter a node number (for the Connect or Query by Node commands), enter the 4-, 5-, or 6-digit node number. If the specified node is not among the stations currently logged on, EchoLink will say "NOT FOUND".
Entering Callsigns
To enter a callsign (for the Connect by Call or Query by Call commands), press two digits for each letter and number in the callsign. The first digit is the key on which the letter appears (using 1 for Q and Z), and the second digit is 1, 2, or 3, to indicate which letter is being entered. To enter a digit, press the digit followed by 0. When finished, end with the pound key (#).
For example, the letter "K" is entered as "52", the letter "Q" is entered as "11", and the digit "7" is entered as "70".
Callsigns need not be entered in full. If a partial callsign is entered, EchoLink will find the first match among the stations currently logged on. If no match is found among the stations currently logged on, EchoLink will say "NOT FOUND".
Examples
(These examples assume that the default DTMF codes are configured.)
- To connect to node number 9999:
Enter: 9 9 9 9
EchoLink responds with:
"CONNECTING TO CONFERENCE E-C-H-O-T-E-S-T"
followed by
"CONNECTED"
because 9999 is the node number of conference server "*ECHOTEST*".
- To get the status of K1RFD:
Enter: 0 7 5 2 1 0 7 2 3 3 3 1 #
EchoLink responds with:
"K-1-R-F-D 1-3-6-4-4 BUSY"
because 13644 is the node number of station K1RFD, and K1RFD is currently busy.
- To connect to a random link or repeater:
Enter: 0 1
EchoLink responds with:
"CONNECTING TO K-1-O-F REPEATER"
followed by
"CONNECTED"
because K1OF-R was selected at random.
I hope you find this useful. If you have any problems give me a call/email and I will do my best to help.
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