Vendor-specific configuration
Once the radio is connected to the computer running T.Bridge, modify vendor-specific settings in the configuration file.
"ProviderDriver": "xcmp",
"ProviderConfig": {
"UserPrefix": "MOTO",
"RootChannelName": "MOTO",
"Groups": ["Z1C1", "Z1C2"],
"StatusTable": null,
"Resources": [
{
"Host": "192.168.10.1:8002",
"InputDeviceID": "{0.0.1.00000000}.{ff9f22ff-5d6d-42bc-8859-35e9a1de8d28}",
"OutputDeviceID": "{0.0.0.00000000}.{423b8ca3-e46a-4712-9c7c-0014993e5ff6}",
"DataModem":true
}
]
}
Parameter | Required | Description |
---|---|---|
ProviderDriver |
Yes | Must be xcmp . |
UserPrefix |
No | The prefix for bridged users' names shown in TASSTA clients. If omitted, user names will be prepended with "MOTO". |
RootChannelName |
No | The base channel name for the bridged MOTOTRBO network. This channel will appear in TASSTA network when T.Bridge is running. All channels from the radio will be presented as sub-channels. If omitted, the base channel will be named "MOTO". |
Groups |
No | An optional filter for bridged channels, string array. If provided, only the channels specified in the value of this parameter are available in TASSTA network. Channel names should be provided in Z\ If omitted, all channels will be bridged. |
StatusTable |
No | Reserved for future use. Must be null . |
Resources |
Yes | This section defines how T.Bridge communicates with the connected radio. See Connected radio settings for details on individual parameters. |
Connected radio settings
Resources section defines how T.Bridge communicates with the connected radio. Configuration parameters are provided as an array of objects.
"Resources": [
{
"Host": "192.168.10.1:8002",
"InputDeviceID": "{0.0.1.00000000}.{ff9f22ff-5d6d-42bc-8859-35e9a1de8d28}",
"OutputDeviceID": "{0.0.0.00000000}.{423b8ca3-e46a-4712-9c7c-0014993e5ff6}",
"DataModem":true
}
]
Host
IP address and the port of the MOTOTRBO radio network adapter, in address:8002
format. To find the actual IP address:
- Open Network and Sharing Center from Windows Control Panel.
- Click Change adapter settings.
- Locate MOTOTRBO Radio network adapter.
- Double-click the adapter.
- Click Details… button in the pop-up.
- Remember the IP address from IPv4 Address property.
- Type in the address in
<#>.<#>.<#>.<#>:8002
format as a value ofHost
property.
InputDeviceID
Unique identifier of the audio device (audio-in jack) which receives sound from the radio. If you are using the default recording device, provide the empty string (""
).
If you want to use an alternative device, provide its ID:
- Open Sound from Windows Control Panel.
- Switch to Recording tab.
- Double-click the device to which you have connected the analog audio output from the radio (3.5mm audio jack).
- Click Properties button.
- Switch to Details tab.
- Select Children from Property list.
- Right-click the value which contains
{0.0.1.00000000}.
and click Copy in the context menu. - Paste the value in
InputDeviceID
property and remove the part before the first curly brace ({
).
OutputDeviceID
Unique identifier of the audio device (audio-out jack) which transmits sound from TASSTA network to the radio. If you are using the default playback device, provide the empty string (""
).
If you want to use an alternative device, provide its ID:
- Open Sound from Windows Control Panel.
- Switch to Playback tab.
- Double-click the device to which you have connected the analog audio input from the radio (3.5mm audio jack).
- Click Properties button.
- Switch to Details tab.
- Select Children from Property list.
- Right-click the value which contains
{0.0.0.00000000}.
and click Copy in the context menu. - Paste the value in
OutputDeviceID
property and remove the part before the first curly brace ({
).
DataModem
Set this value to true.