node-red-contrib-openspotsms
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Send DMR SMS messages via the SharkRF openSPOT HTTP API
A Node-Red module to allow DMR SMS messages to be sent using the SharkRF openSPOT.
This node will take a text string and send an SMS message to the configured DMR radio via the openSPOT HTTP API.
An earlier implementation of this is described in the blog post linked below where it was being used to send SMS messages to the DMR ID on a new DXCC spots.
https://x8x.net/2016/09/27/dmr-sms-alerts-using-the-sharkrf-openspot-with-node-red/
John - GI7UGV
Enter your node-red directory then install with npm, eg:
cd $HOME/.node-red
npm install node-red-contrib-openspotsms
SMS Node
openSPOT - Configure the openSPOT server.Destination - DMR Destination ID number, this might be your own radio ID connected to the openSPOT.Source - DMR Source ID number.Format - Configure openSPOT SMS message format.To Modem - Sends over RF (true) or the network (false).Call Type - Private or Group.Name - Node name, leave blank for default.Server Settings
Host/IP - Hostname or IP, openspot by default on local network, try openspot.local if having issues.Port - Port number, 80 by default.Password - openSPOT password, openspot by default.FAQs
Send DMR SMS messages via the SharkRF openSPOT HTTP API
We found that node-red-contrib-openspotsms demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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