[ETS/PARC List] Asterisk & All Star Link

[Tremors834 at aol.com]

FYI, 
A Temporary Remote Asterisk node has been set-up and tuned to the K2ETS  2m 
repeater. This Asterisk node will allow some limited functions and help 
some  of us get accustomed to Asterisks operation. 
The remote ETS  Asterisk Node # is 27329. 
For those of  you who were not able to check into this past Wednesday 
nights net, the  K2ETS 2m rptr, W2QW 440 rptr and the N2ZAV 220 rptr were 
successfully linked for  the net. There were check in's from all 3 repeaters. 
Currently,  Repeater/Station linking will be limited to Nets and for 
testing purposes.  The node may also be offline at times while testing and/or  
configuring. 
There are  other ways you can utilize the Asterisk System. 
Here is some  information to help you get started. 
-First you  should go to www.ALLSTARLINK.org and register your call sign as 
a standard user.  Once you are registered and verified, print out or copy 
your All Star  Link password and the 10 digit All Star User Security Pin you  
receive. 
Accessing  Node 27329 ETS 2m rptr via the internet 
-Log in to  ALLSTARLINK.ORG using your call sign and password. 
-Upper left  hand corner click Web Transceiver and then click Launch Web  
Transceiver. 
-Scroll to and  click on Node# 27329.  
This will start the Web Transceiver and connect you to node 27329.  
Assuming you have functioning speakers and microphone connected to your  computer, 
you will be able to transmit and receive on the K2ETS 2m repeater from  your 
computer. 
Accessing  Node 27329 via any touch tone phone or cell phone. 
-Dial  1-831-255-7827 or 1-559-255-7827 
-Enter Node #  27329 followed by the pound sign. 
-Press 1 for  Node Access. 
-When prompted  enter your 10 digit All Star User Security Pin which you 
received when  registering your call sign on ALLSTARLINK.ORG 
-When prompted  next press 2 for function operated. 
-You will now  be linked and connected to node 27329 and the K2ETS 
repeater.   
Press *99 to key/transmit and press # to un-key 
-Hang up when  finished. 

Echolink  can also be utilized, the Echolink node (522411)  is now linked  
through the Asterisk node.  
Thanks,   
KC2WDZ