Mandatory Commands Codes
These are the mandatory command codes which all Allstar Link nodes must support to provide command code consistency to the users.
*1node Diѕconnect Link
*2node Connect link in monitor mode
*3node Connect link in transcieve mode
*4node Enter command mode on a remote node
*70 Local connection status
*99 DTMF Phone Key (Assert PTT from Phone Portal)
Command Notes:
| 1. | node is an Allstar Link node number |
| 2. | Node number zero (0) is shorthand for the last node operated on by a previous command |
| 3. | Monitor mode means listen to a node, but do not send any audio to it |
| 4. | Command mode means send all received DTMF digits to the node number specified (bypassing the local command decoder). Send # to exit command mode, and restore local command decoding. |
Prefix Digit Suggestions
| Prefix | Description | Prefix | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| *1 | Disconnect from link | *8 | User defined functions |
| *2 | Connect to node in Rx only mode. | *9 | User defined functions |
| *3 | Connect to node in Transceive Mode | *0 | User defined functions |
| *4 | Command Mode for controlling node | *A | User defined functions |
| *5 | User-defined macros | *B | User defined functions |
| *6 | User defined functions, such as autopatch | *C | User defined functions |
| *7 | Connection Status / Other Functions | *D | User defined functions |
Optional Command Codes
| Prefix | Description |
|---|---|
| *80 | Force System ID |
| *81 | Say System Time |
| *980 | Say app_rpt software version |
| *75 | Link Connect (Local Monitor Only) |
| *72 | Last active node (system-wide) |
| *73 | System-wide connection status |
| *71 | Disconnect all links (macro) |
| *74 | Reconnect all links (macro) |
Complete List of AllStar Commands
The default AllStarLink DTMF commands are well commented in the configuration file (I)/etc/asterisk/rpt.conf These may be changed if you or someone else edited the file so take a look at the actual file on your node to be sure. All of the possible (I)commands are documented at the top of the source. You don't need to be a C programmer to read the comments.
Source - AllStarLink Standard Commands: (I)https://wiki.allstarlink.org/wiki/AllStarLink_Standard_Commands