If you look under Applications, I did it.

Basically, I used ser2net on the node, Perle TruePort on a Windoze box (serial to IP driver), then tell Ham Radio Deluxe to use that serial port.

For Audio, I basically built a phone patch with an ATA adapter on it at the rig, tied to my Asterisk system, for the audio. I call that extension and it auto-answers and voila... full duplex audio.

HRD has a TX button, so I could TX/ RX, control the rig completely, and have voice.

73!

KTF

Each Asterisk node will have numbers / extensions assigned.

To access N7WWK-NODE3 from 3CX on my android or Windows machine, or Grandstream 2000 Phone

My android set up 3CX

Name = N7WWK-NODE3

Display Name = N7WWK-NODE3

User = 67995 [note is n7wwk]

ID = 67995

Password = password

Local PBX IP = 10.16.157.189

PBX Port = 5060

So any node on the system with Local PBX IP = 10.16.157.189 and an extension on the system will ring my number.

Grand Stream 2000 with direct connection to node's wan port.

User = 6000

ID = 6000

Local PBX IP = 10.16.157.189

PBX Port = 5606

Will ring through

2 Nodes with asterisk will each have separate extensions, I see no way to combine all the extensions accept buy the WIFI 10. IP address.

Currently our local setup has the Grand Stream phone at the command location, it is 2 line phone. So this will allow for 2 configurations, and separate WIFI 10. IP's. Until we secure more Network wired phones. Possible with ATA adapters, if 2 line. With the Grand Stream Phone it is possible to transfer call from line 1 to line 2.

Not sure if 3CX will allow multiple configurations, like 2 numbers with different IP address.

KI4WQF-NODE1

10.209.143.140

Has 1012 / 1015 extensions assigned [Located at Public Transportation Bus Garage]

N7WWK-NODE3

10.16.157.189 [To be Located at Putnam CO FL. EOC]

We used this setup recently during Operation RADAR II Drill. All worked fairly well.

http://www.n7wwk.com/Radar-II/index.htm

Do you have any URL's to reference this kind of setup? (examples, etc)

I would love to setup my 2nd USB node with *,  to talk to my 1st one that has * loaded and all the extensions assigned.

That way when I take my 2nd node out to presentations, etc, (and not have to break down my main node), if I get a tunnel or something back to my main mesh, it will handle the traffic locally without having to have a second full setup.

Thanks

KTF

If Astersisk is installed on a node any one logged in to the 10. ip address(wifi) can access the system. This works buy either iphone android, or windows 3CX is good choice for software. you can also plug in regular IP phone like Grand Stream directly into the router.

We have in our area 2 gs routers with Asterisk so you have 2 seperate systems, and different 10. IP address. It can become very easy to over load the small box with to many numbers on  VOIP. So be careful.

73 Bob N7WWK

Good.  I think I ran into a WRT-54G-RG in my shopping at one time.  It would be good to have a well documented process to flash them.

Was there something different about the flashing process, or do you just install the correct 54gs .bin file? 

If they're the standard GSv3 hardware, they're particularly useful because they have more memory and you can load a lot more stuff on them.

I am VERY much watching this. I Myself have been tinkering with HSMM-MESH for the last few months, and would like to see just what all we can get it to do...

Internet Linking?

Asterisk Linking?

Actual TX/RX accross the imediate mesh (Within say 10 node Jumps??)

Im quasi familiar with Asterisk, but Im wondering...

If we are able to get Asterisk installed as a module on the Nodes, can the modules from each node contact eachother and query their DB's? So as to create an Asterisk Net? so that Say I want to call VA3SDF, I pick up my IP phone, Dial VA3SDF-1 and the IP Phone on his end will ring?

Id suggest using the Node ID as the base number, and a post fix for each individual ip phone / sip phone associated with that node's asterisk module. And say a # as the post fix to ring ALL phones associated with the node.

I have recently come across a large quantity of BRAND NEW WRT54GS v3.0's. They were a version re-released by Cisco for Rogers TalkSpot. They were deemed unusable for what ever reason. After a few hours I have gotten the process to re-flash them with the HSMM-MESH software.

I’ve tested one for myself, and its working like a charm. So… I would like to offer these to the members here, for what is way cheaper then buying the WRT54GS It’s self. I’m not trying to make any money on these, I would like to further the HSMM-MESH development and implementation. Included will be all of the original paperwork for the router, its box, the cabling, and wall wart.

I am working on a 2nd Version to have the modification for POE, as well as a POE injector to be included. More to come on that...

Does anyone have any interest? I am located near Brantford Ontario, but I work In Toronto near Sheppard and The Allen.