Echolink / IRLP Control Codes
(Club specific)
If our nodes are connected to a reflector or conference, remember this information if someone asks you what node you are on. Our 2 meter repeater on 145.25 is IRLP 3867 and Echolink 164667. Our 70 cm repeater node 443.3 is IRLP 8440 and Echolink 164664. |
Reflector's Explained
Reflectors are special nodes on IRLP that allow multiple repeaters to connect and are similar to Echolink conferences. They are identified by their node number. Reflector node numbers begin with nine. Reflectors have ten channels 0 through nine. The last digit in the reflector number show the channel. For example... Reflector 9252 tell you that you are on the Western Reflector in Las Vegas (9250) channel two. This allows for ample channels to have private meetings requiring multiple simultaneous connections. |
145.25
and 443.3 MHz Control Codes |
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| * 10 | Check Node Status |
| * 20 | Random IRLP call |
| * 30 or 00 | Random Echolink call |
| * 40 | Play Time |
| * 50 or * | Play Info |
| * 69 | Plays last call |
| 73 | Disconnect |
| * * + _ _ _ _ | Plays Time At Remote IRLP |
| # +_ _ _ _ | Connect to Echolink node |