node-setup does not set the duplex correctly when using usbradio

[scottg-cyber]

Describe the bug
On a fresh install of raspberry pi image or Debian install the node setup process does not configure the duplex parameter of usbradio.conf

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. fresh install
2. run node-setup menu
3. configure node for usbradio and duplex full
4. duplex setting in rpt.conf is adjusted as expected duplex setting in usbradio.conf is not changed

Expected behavior
the duplex setting should change in usbradio.conf when using that type of audio interface.

Screenshots
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Software versions (listed in asl-menu, option 4)

• OS : Debian GNU/Linux 12 (bookworm)

• OS Kernel : 6.12.25+rpt-rpi-v8

• Asterisk : 22.4.1+asl3-3.5.5-1.deb12

• ASL [app_rpt] : 3.5.5

• Installed ASL packages :

• Package Version

• ============================== ==============================

• allmon3 1.6.0-3.deb12

• asl3 3.8-1.deb

• asl3-asterisk 2:22.4.1+asl3-3.5.5-1.deb12

• asl3-asterisk-config 2:22.4.1+asl3-3.5.5-1.deb12

• asl3-asterisk-modules 2:22.4.1+asl3-3.5.5-1.deb12

• asl3-menu 1.14-1.deb12

Have you run a software update and rebooted?

• YES

Have you hand-edited any files in /etc/asterisk?

• NO
  Additional context
  This was discovered when I was showing a non super technical ham how to setup node it was not working and after double triple checking wiring I started to look at config and noticed the duplex setting in usbradio.conf was not set. I have viewed code for node-setup and it does not modify usbradio.conf. it seems like this may be a miss.

[Allan-N]

Related to #96

[scottg-cyber]

Yes it looks like the same description of the issue.

[Allan-N]

For information purposes, what type of radios (or repeater) are you using? What type of URI? and what undesirable behavior are you seeing if you don't make any changes to the usbradio.conf? How does that behavior change / improve after updating usbradio.conf?

Also, can you "attach" your working usbradio.conf file ?

[scottg-cyber]

it is a masters communications dr-1x. The behaviors was that we could hear tones, messages etc generated by allstar but when we went to actually talk thought it we would see the receive stay active and the radio would key but no audio would come out from sound card to be transmitted.

I do not have access to config file but the only change was moving duplex = 0 to duplex = 1 in the usbradio.conf file.

[Allan-N]

it is a masters communications dr-1x. The behaviors was that we could hear tones, messages etc generated by allstar but when we went to actually talk thought it we would see the receive stay active and the radio would key but no audio would come out from sound card to be transmitted.

Hear tones, messages, etc that were generated where? and you were listening where?

... and where were you trying to talk from? Was this a local hand mic? or an HT with the signal being received by the repeater? and, to confirm, are you saying that your audio was not transmitted by the repeater? Was it send to connected ASL nodes?

I do not have access to config file but the only change was moving duplex = 0 to duplex = 1 in the usbradio.conf file.

It would really be good to get a copy of the modified usbradio.conf file. A copy of the rpt.conf file would also be helpful.

[jxmx]

No response. Please re-open if this is still an issue.

[jxmx]

Duplicate of #96