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General discussion forum / Re: Can connect but at times, no TX audio or PO
« on: 2013-03-31, 01:24:22 »Hi
Yes there is a restart link on the left of the webpage.
The normal way of updating the remote RRC is via the webinterface
I looks to me that you have not configured your router so you can access the Radio-RRC over internet. You need to forward port 80 to the ip of the Radio-RRC.
port 11000 is normally the audioport and not be accessed from the web browser.
If the radio turns on automatically you have probably set "Auto connect" to yes by mistake, change it back to No
73 de mike
Thanks Mike.!
You were right. The "Auto Connect" was set to "yes". The oddity is that it has been like this since day one and the problem of not being able to shut it down only started to occur recently. In any event, it's fixed!
Noted for port 80 (banging my head on the wall ;-) I forgot to configure the router so I remotely setup the virtual server to port forward to 80 and I am now able to access RR/Radio from home.
As for auto-rebooting, I have ordered an IP based remote power switch which will permit me to power on/off the PSU which feeds the TS-480SAT radio and the RR/Radio.
Status as of this moment:
- Remote radio is working (TX, RX & Control)
- RR/Base and RR/Radio have been updated to the current firmware
- I now have access to the remote RR/Radio via the Internet
My "To Do" list:
- IP based AC power controller has been ordered. This will let me remotely manage up to 8 AC power ports via a web browser.
Moral:
- Sometimes you need to have someone to tweak you a bit so you can get the desired results ;-)