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A simple Java project to take a .txt file with a list of DTMF tone codes, present the names to the user, and "dial" them when selected.

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DTMF Tones

What?

A simple Java project to take a .txt file with a list of DTMF tone codes, present the names to the user, and "dial" them when selected.

Why?

This is based on the W5AC repeater controller configuration files. It's a fun and semi-useful project to keep me occupied over break.

The repeater controller can be "remote controlled" through a series of DTMF tones, much like a telephone system. For example, here is a code that could ask the repeater to automatically adjust for DST: 012345 63 0002 1 * ;Enable auto DST Adjustment (012345 represents the master password)

The program should read everything after the ; as the code name and exectute all the preceding DTMF tones if selected. This is a LOT easier than dialing it yourself on a Handi-Talkie!

Who?

W5AC is Texas A&M University's Amateur Radio Club, and I am an amateur radio operator serving on the executive committee (as of writing).

How?

This project uses TarosDSP, which is licensed under GNU General Public License v3.0.

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A simple Java project to take a .txt file with a list of DTMF tone codes, present the names to the user, and "dial" them when selected.

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