A Low-Power Combined Echolink and ATV Server: Unterschied zwischen den Versionen

Version vom 14. Juni 2009, 12:09 Uhr

Things evolve, and after initial attempts to set up an Echolink relay on basis of OpenWRT, I decided that porting the SVXLink software is a little too time-consuming. And since Intel's ATOM CPUs are available now, it seems reasonable to choose one of those and charge the machine with some more jobs. For this reason, I decided to build some hardware for this scenario:

• act as an Echolink node to let me speak to my buddies from DB0MHB on our working frequency 144.510 MHz.
• record video transmissions from DB0MHB, convert them into something you can stream over the internet and act as a streaming server.
• provide mass storage and act as a playout server for ATV.
• consume as little power as possible to allow permanent cost-efficient operation

This project is a supertarget of the following projects / items:

• Setting up a remote, electrically independent, low power EchoLink relay