Since version BrandMeister Core 20211013-125527 has support of Asterisk's AudioSockets.
AudioSocket implementation on the Core side makes and receives DMR calls. Outgoing calls are based on VAD activity, call parameters should be predefined. On the Asterisk side all seems like a single duplex outgoing call. You are able to create more complex logic such DMR to phone and back by scripting capabilities on the both sides.
To use AudioSockets you have to configure each channel profile in Core's config. UUID is an optional parameter. When undefined, Core will generate new one on the start (each AudioSocket channel correspond to Core's connection context). Core allows only one connection per channel. New connection to the same channel will replace existing one.
To secure the system, Core authorises each connection by IP and UUID. Address can be IP or domain name. Core updates it only on start. You are able to update it in runtime via D-BUS call invokeCommand(). Also configuration of allowed DMR IDs and call type can be changed in runtime by call setSpecificValue(). See information bellow.
You can generate static UUIDs here - https://www.uuidgenerator.net
We strongly recommend you to use it on top of phone conference bridges with automatic dialout to BrandMeister Core
BrandMeister
exten = 101,1,Verbose("Call to AudioSocket via Channel interface")
same = n,Answer()
same = n,Dial(AudioSocket/server.example.com:9092/6c7a28ca-4d20-4db3-9a8a-497594de57a8)
same = n,Hangup()
AudioSocket :
{
port = 9092; // TCP port
channels =
[
"Socket20"
];
};
Socket20 :
{
// AudioSocket ID
number = 20;
// AudioSocket UUID (optional)
identifier = "6c7a28ca-4d20-4db3-9a8a-497594de57a8";
// Codec type:
// AMBEServer - to use with AMBEserver or dvemu (please check https://github.com/dl5di/OpenDV/tree/master/DummyRepeater)
// USB Dongle - to use with DVSI USB-3000/USB-3003/USB-3012, NW ThumbDV/ThumbDV-3 or DV3K Dongle
type = "AMBEServer";
// Location of codec:
// <domain name>[:<port>][,<interval>] - in case of AMBEServer (interval - address refresh interval in seconds, 10 minutes by default)
// <path to TTY device>[;speed=230400] - in case of USB Dongle
location = "localhost:2460";
// Address of Asterisk server (used to authorise incoming connection)
address = "localhost";
// VAD parameters
start = 47; // Level percentage to start
release = 10; // Level percentage to continue
// Outgoing session parameters (optional)
mode = "Group";
source = 1;
destination = 9504;
};
#define VALUE_SOCKET_OUTGOING_MODE 0 #define VALUE_SOCKET_OUTGOING_SOURCE_ID 1 #define VALUE_SOCKET_OUTGOING_TARGET_ID 2 #define VALUE_SOCKET_INCOMING_MODE 3 #define VALUE_SOCKET_INCOMING_SOURCE_ID 4 #define VALUE_SOCKET_INCOMING_TARGET_ID 5 #define VALUE_SOCKET_HOOK_MODE 6 #define VALUE_SOCKET_CONNECTION_STATE 7 #define SOCKET_MODE_PRIVATE 0 #define SOCKET_MODE_GROUP 1 #define SOCKET_HOOK_NONE 0 #define SOCKET_HOOK_CALL_BACK 1 #define SOCKET_HOOK_TARGET_ID 2
Since version BrandMeister Core 20211013-125527 has support of Asterisk's AudioSockets.
AudioSocket implementation on the Core side makes and receives DMR calls. Outgoing calls are based on VAD activity, call parameters should be predefined. On the Asterisk side all seems like a single duplex outgoing call. You are able to create more complex logic such DMR to phone and back by scripting capabilities on the both sides.
To use AudioSockets you have to configure each channel profile in Core's config. UUID is an optional parameter. When undefined, Core will generate new one on the start (each AudioSocket channel correspond to Core's connection context). Core allows only one connection per channel. New connection to the same channel will replace existing one.
To secure the system, Core authorises each connection by IP and UUID. Address can be IP or domain name. Core updates it only on start. You are able to update it in runtime via D-BUS call invokeCommand(). Also configuration of allowed DMR IDs and call type can be changed in runtime by call setSpecificValue(). See information bellow.
You can generate static UUIDs here - https://www.uuidgenerator.net
We strongly recommend you to use it on top of phone conference bridges with automatic dialout to BrandMeister Core
exten = 101,1,Verbose("Call to AudioSocket via Channel interface")
same = n,Answer()
same = n,Dial(AudioSocket/server.example.com:9092/6c7a28ca-4d20-4db3-9a8a-497594de57a8)
same = n,Hangup()
AudioSocket :
{
port = 9092; // TCP port
channels =
[
"Socket20"
];
};
Socket20 :
{
// AudioSocket ID
number = 20;
// AudioSocket UUID (optional)
identifier = "6c7a28ca-4d20-4db3-9a8a-497594de57a8";
// Codec type:
// AMBEServer - to use with AMBEserver or dvemu (please check https://github.com/dl5di/OpenDV/tree/master/DummyRepeater)
// USB Dongle - to use with DVSI USB-3000/USB-3003/USB-3012, NW ThumbDV/ThumbDV-3 or DV3K Dongle
type = "AMBEServer";
// Location of codec:
// <domain name>[:<port>][,<interval>] - in case of AMBEServer (interval - address refresh interval in seconds, 10 minutes by default)
// <path to TTY device>[;speed=230400] - in case of USB Dongle
location = "localhost:2460";
// Address of Asterisk server (used to authorise incoming connection)
address = "localhost";
// VAD parameters
start = 47; // Level percentage to start
release = 10; // Level percentage to continue
// Outgoing session parameters (optional)
mode = "Group";
source = 1;
destination = 9504;
};
#define VALUE_SOCKET_OUTGOING_MODE 0 #define VALUE_SOCKET_OUTGOING_SOURCE_ID 1 #define VALUE_SOCKET_OUTGOING_TARGET_ID 2 #define VALUE_SOCKET_INCOMING_MODE 3 #define VALUE_SOCKET_INCOMING_SOURCE_ID 4 #define VALUE_SOCKET_INCOMING_TARGET_ID 5 #define VALUE_SOCKET_HOOK_MODE 6 #define VALUE_SOCKET_CONNECTION_STATE 7 #define SOCKET_MODE_PRIVATE 0 #define SOCKET_MODE_GROUP 1 #define SOCKET_HOOK_NONE 0 #define SOCKET_HOOK_CALL_BACK 1 #define SOCKET_HOOK_TARGET_ID 2