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Re: TX in RX mode...how to disable?

Roger Barker <[email protected]
 

In article <386F6B3B.C5111061@...>, Ev Tupis (W2EV)
<propnet@...> writes
From: "Ev Tupis (W2EV)" <propnet@...>

I've setup UI-View to "receive only"...meaning I've set

Callsign=NOCALL
Beacon Interval=0

Yet, every once in a while, this gets transmitted:
W2EV-2>CQ: <UI>:
020346 UI-View V2.1
The only place I've placed W2EV-2 is in the TNC's MYCALL. How would I
disable that function to be a truly RX-only station? There's a real
reason for wanting to be RX only at times.
Setup, Status Text, either blank it or put 0 for the interval.

--
Roger Barker, G4IDE roger@...
Boston, UK

Re: lan feature !!!

Keith Maton
 

That's the problem, Bob. Running network mode requires AGWPE as the host.

Keith
--
Keith Maton, G6NHU
Hub Captain, Noble Air London Heathrow Hub
feek@...
ICQ: 1776683

-----Original Message-----
From: Bob [mailto:g7paf@...]
Sent: 02 January 2000 18:00
To: ui-view@...
Subject: Re: [ui-view] lan feature !!!


From: "Bob" <g7paf@...>

were missing the point here Andy
i do not wish to run AGW.

if this is the only way round it then i guess i will have to
the thing is i am running BPQ on my packet machine and would
rather use that
than AGW
Regards
Bob Scaife
g7paf@...
ax25 g7paf@gb7jem.#19.gbr.eu
icq 17945619

-----Original Message-----
From: Andy Pritchard <apritch@...>
To: ui-view@... <ui-view@...>
Date: 02 January 2000 17:25
Subject: Re: [ui-view] lan feature !!!


From: "Andy Pritchard" <apritch@...>

Hi Bob

You don't need to run the MAIN TCPIP facility in AGW (the one you have to
pay for!)

Set that back to TCPIP no thanks and just right click on the
AGWPE item on
the task bar and tick the bit that says Winsock Interface thats the only
thing you have to do to get TCPIP working for UI-View

Then go into setup -> comms setup on the remote PC and set host to agw ->
click setup select TCP/IP enter the address of the packet
machine. click OK

73 - Andy, G7OCW

----- Original Message -----
From: Bob <g7paf@...>
To: <ui-view@...>
Sent: Saturday, January 01, 2000 3:45 PM
Subject: Re: [ui-view] lan feature !!!


From: "Bob" <g7paf@...>

hummmm so as i thought i dont need to run agw if i dont want to
but i can still get it to work over a lan
agw and tc-ip set up says it will work for 45 mins any longer
than i have
to
recnnect the link or pay a registration fee.

fine but to pay 28 bucks for that is a bit much suppose and i
dont want
to
run agw.

so option 2 is for me

any one going to give a blow by blow account on how to do it

Regards
Bob Scaife
g7paf@...
ax25 g7paf@gb7jem.#19.gbr.eu
icq 17945619

-----Original Message-----
From: Roger Barker <roger@...>
To: ui-view@... <ui-view@...>
Date: 01 January 2000 15:53
Subject: Re: [ui-view] lan feature !!!


From: Roger Barker <roger@...>

In article <000001bf537e$b599bf40$4aadfea9@pent133>, Bob
<g7paf@...> writes
well I have sat here for the past 3 hours and tried to get my packet
machine to
work with my internet machine over the LAN
being a newbie to LAN I still need to do a bit of soul searching.

I have read the docs and still it eludes me
what exactly do I need to do ????
Reading the follow-ups to this message, two things are being
confused:-

1. The ability to run UI-View on one PC, and AGWPE on another.

2. What Bob is actually asking - he wants to use one UI-View
system as a
server for another system. That's not the same as '1', and whether or
not you are using AGWPE is irrelevant.

Both are new features in V2.16b, and I thought there might be some
confusion!

'1' works *exactly* like using UI-View with AGWPE has always
worked, the
only difference is that AGWPE and the TNCS/modems/radios can be on one
PC, and UI-View can be on another. (Note - AGWPE only needs
to be on one
PC, not on both.)

'2' allows UI-View to work as a server for other systems, rather like
APRServe works. Once the local server is enabled, other systems can
connect to it just as if they were connecting to APRServe.

First you need to decide which you want to do. (You can, of course, do
both.) Then you really need to read the "AGWPE Setup" section of the
help for '1', or the "APRS Server Setup" and "Local Server"
sections of
the help for '2'.

For either '1' or '2', you need to have TCP/IP installed on
all the PCs
you are using. If you are linking via your LAN, TCP/IP must
be attached
to the ethernet adaptor, and you must have assigned IP
addresses to both
PCs. That is nothing to do with UI-View, it's basic TCP/IP
set-up stuff,
but I know it can be confusing! Because the TDP/IP support in UI-View
will always do a DNS look-up before it establishes a connection, you
really need to create HOSTS files containing the local machine domain
names and addresses.

I know the above is nothing like a blow by blow "how to do
it" account,
but hopefully the details can be filled in as more specific questions
are asked.

--
Roger Barker, G4IDE roger@...
Boston, UK

Re: lan feature !!!

Bob
 

were missing the point here Andy
i do not wish to run AGW.

if this is the only way round it then i guess i will have to
the thing is i am running BPQ on my packet machine and would rather use that
than AGW
Regards
Bob Scaife
g7paf@...
ax25 g7paf@gb7jem.#19.gbr.eu
icq 17945619

-----Original Message-----
From: Andy Pritchard <apritch@...>
To: ui-view@... <ui-view@...>
Date: 02 January 2000 17:25
Subject: Re: [ui-view] lan feature !!!


From: "Andy Pritchard" <apritch@...>

Hi Bob

You don't need to run the MAIN TCPIP facility in AGW (the one you have to
pay for!)

Set that back to TCPIP no thanks and just right click on the AGWPE item on
the task bar and tick the bit that says Winsock Interface thats the only
thing you have to do to get TCPIP working for UI-View

Then go into setup -> comms setup on the remote PC and set host to agw ->
click setup select TCP/IP enter the address of the packet machine. click OK

73 - Andy, G7OCW

----- Original Message -----
From: Bob <g7paf@...>
To: <ui-view@...>
Sent: Saturday, January 01, 2000 3:45 PM
Subject: Re: [ui-view] lan feature !!!


From: "Bob" <g7paf@...>

hummmm so as i thought i dont need to run agw if i dont want to
but i can still get it to work over a lan
agw and tc-ip set up says it will work for 45 mins any longer than i have
to
recnnect the link or pay a registration fee.

fine but to pay 28 bucks for that is a bit much suppose and i dont want
to
run agw.

so option 2 is for me

any one going to give a blow by blow account on how to do it

Regards
Bob Scaife
g7paf@...
ax25 g7paf@gb7jem.#19.gbr.eu
icq 17945619

-----Original Message-----
From: Roger Barker <roger@...>
To: ui-view@... <ui-view@...>
Date: 01 January 2000 15:53
Subject: Re: [ui-view] lan feature !!!


From: Roger Barker <roger@...>

In article <000001bf537e$b599bf40$4aadfea9@pent133>, Bob
<g7paf@...> writes
well I have sat here for the past 3 hours and tried to get my packet
machine to
work with my internet machine over the LAN
being a newbie to LAN I still need to do a bit of soul searching.

I have read the docs and still it eludes me
what exactly do I need to do ????
Reading the follow-ups to this message, two things are being confused:-

1. The ability to run UI-View on one PC, and AGWPE on another.

2. What Bob is actually asking - he wants to use one UI-View system as a
server for another system. That's not the same as '1', and whether or
not you are using AGWPE is irrelevant.

Both are new features in V2.16b, and I thought there might be some
confusion!

'1' works *exactly* like using UI-View with AGWPE has always worked, the
only difference is that AGWPE and the TNCS/modems/radios can be on one
PC, and UI-View can be on another. (Note - AGWPE only needs to be on one
PC, not on both.)

'2' allows UI-View to work as a server for other systems, rather like
APRServe works. Once the local server is enabled, other systems can
connect to it just as if they were connecting to APRServe.

First you need to decide which you want to do. (You can, of course, do
both.) Then you really need to read the "AGWPE Setup" section of the
help for '1', or the "APRS Server Setup" and "Local Server" sections of
the help for '2'.

For either '1' or '2', you need to have TCP/IP installed on all the PCs
you are using. If you are linking via your LAN, TCP/IP must be attached
to the ethernet adaptor, and you must have assigned IP addresses to both
PCs. That is nothing to do with UI-View, it's basic TCP/IP set-up stuff,
but I know it can be confusing! Because the TDP/IP support in UI-View
will always do a DNS look-up before it establishes a connection, you
really need to create HOSTS files containing the local machine domain
names and addresses.

I know the above is nothing like a blow by blow "how to do it" account,
but hopefully the details can be filled in as more specific questions
are asked.

--
Roger Barker, G4IDE roger@...
Boston, UK

Re: lan feature !!!

Andy Pritchard
 

Hi Bob

You don't need to run the MAIN TCPIP facility in AGW (the one you have to
pay for!)

Set that back to TCPIP no thanks and just right click on the AGWPE item on
the task bar and tick the bit that says Winsock Interface thats the only
thing you have to do to get TCPIP working for UI-View

Then go into setup -> comms setup on the remote PC and set host to agw ->
click setup select TCP/IP enter the address of the packet machine. click OK

73 - Andy, G7OCW

----- Original Message -----
From: Bob <g7paf@...>
To: <ui-view@...>
Sent: Saturday, January 01, 2000 3:45 PM
Subject: Re: [ui-view] lan feature !!!


From: "Bob" <g7paf@...>

hummmm so as i thought i dont need to run agw if i dont want to
but i can still get it to work over a lan
agw and tc-ip set up says it will work for 45 mins any longer than i have
to
recnnect the link or pay a registration fee.

fine but to pay 28 bucks for that is a bit much suppose and i dont want
to
run agw.

so option 2 is for me

any one going to give a blow by blow account on how to do it

Regards
Bob Scaife
g7paf@...
ax25 g7paf@gb7jem.#19.gbr.eu
icq 17945619

-----Original Message-----
From: Roger Barker <roger@...>
To: ui-view@... <ui-view@...>
Date: 01 January 2000 15:53
Subject: Re: [ui-view] lan feature !!!


From: Roger Barker <roger@...>

In article <000001bf537e$b599bf40$4aadfea9@pent133>, Bob
<g7paf@...> writes
well I have sat here for the past 3 hours and tried to get my packet
machine to
work with my internet machine over the LAN
being a newbie to LAN I still need to do a bit of soul searching.

I have read the docs and still it eludes me
what exactly do I need to do ????
Reading the follow-ups to this message, two things are being confused:-

1. The ability to run UI-View on one PC, and AGWPE on another.

2. What Bob is actually asking - he wants to use one UI-View system as a
server for another system. That's not the same as '1', and whether or
not you are using AGWPE is irrelevant.

Both are new features in V2.16b, and I thought there might be some
confusion!

'1' works *exactly* like using UI-View with AGWPE has always worked, the
only difference is that AGWPE and the TNCS/modems/radios can be on one
PC, and UI-View can be on another. (Note - AGWPE only needs to be on one
PC, not on both.)

'2' allows UI-View to work as a server for other systems, rather like
APRServe works. Once the local server is enabled, other systems can
connect to it just as if they were connecting to APRServe.

First you need to decide which you want to do. (You can, of course, do
both.) Then you really need to read the "AGWPE Setup" section of the
help for '1', or the "APRS Server Setup" and "Local Server" sections of
the help for '2'.

For either '1' or '2', you need to have TCP/IP installed on all the PCs
you are using. If you are linking via your LAN, TCP/IP must be attached
to the ethernet adaptor, and you must have assigned IP addresses to both
PCs. That is nothing to do with UI-View, it's basic TCP/IP set-up stuff,
but I know it can be confusing! Because the TDP/IP support in UI-View
will always do a DNS look-up before it establishes a connection, you
really need to create HOSTS files containing the local machine domain
names and addresses.

I know the above is nothing like a blow by blow "how to do it" account,
but hopefully the details can be filled in as more specific questions
are asked.

--
Roger Barker, G4IDE roger@...
Boston, UK

Re: Host Mode NONE & Terminal Window

Roger Barker <[email protected]
 

In article <386F56DB.B1E9B667@...>, Ev Tupis (W2EV)
<propnet@...> writes

Immediately, icons appeared (the crowd applauded with approval <g>). It
was then that I attempted to run the terminal window and noticed that
it, too, was RX-only . . . meaning that I couldn't find a way to type in
my own commands that would be heard by the TNC . . . at least not in the
same window as was displaying the received packets. It that my
mistake? Is there another window that becomes "my" window for sending
commands to the TNC? Roger mentions a "single line at the bottom". Am
I simply overlooking it, possibly?
Host mode NONE - there's a single line at the bottom of the Terminal
window for keying in. Host mode anything else - that line isn't there.
If you change mode, you may need to resize the Terminal window to get
the line to appear/disappear - the slightest resizing movement will do
it.

To reply to two messages at the same time - My main point in suggesting
how to fix the KISS problem was because, as UI-View develops, the use of
terminal mode becomes less desirable.

One of the most technically restrictive features of APRS is the fact
that most of the software works with TNCs in terminal mode. That has
resulted, for instance, in proper use not being made of the frame
destination address, because to change the destination address in
terminal mode means changing the TNC's UNPROTO setting - very clunky to
do dynamically. So the main use of the destination address in APRS is to
advertise the software product in use (although the APRS authors will
tell you that it's for debugging purposes... ;-)

As soon as you start using KISS, or a host mode, problems of this sort
completely go away. It also becomes possible to implement very
intelligent digipeaters in software.

--
Roger Barker, G4IDE roger@...
Boston, UK

Re: TX in RX mode...how to disable?

Andy Pritchard
 

Hi Ev

It is your status text.

Options -> Status Text and set that interval to 0

Andy, G7OCW

----- Original Message -----
From: Ev Tupis (W2EV) <propnet@...>
To: UI-View Listserv <ui-view@...>
Sent: Sunday, January 02, 2000 3:14 PM
Subject: [ui-view] TX in RX mode...how to disable?


From: "Ev Tupis (W2EV)" <propnet@...>

I've setup UI-View to "receive only"...meaning I've set

Callsign=NOCALL
Beacon Interval=0

Yet, every once in a while, this gets transmitted:
W2EV-2>CQ: <UI>:
020346 UI-View V2.1
The only place I've placed W2EV-2 is in the TNC's MYCALL. How would I
disable that function to be a truly RX-only station? There's a real
reason for wanting to be RX only at times.

Ev, W2EV
--
PropNET: A digital wireless
data network designed to
plot band openings in near
real-time. Intreagued?
TX in RX mode...how to disable?

Ev Tupis (W2EV)
 

I've setup UI-View to "receive only"...meaning I've set

Callsign=NOCALL
Beacon Interval=0

Yet, every once in a while, this gets transmitted:
W2EV-2>CQ: <UI>:
020346 UI-View V2.1
The only place I've placed W2EV-2 is in the TNC's MYCALL. How would I
disable that function to be a truly RX-only station? There's a real
reason for wanting to be RX only at times.

Ev, W2EV
--
PropNET: A digital wireless
data network designed to
plot band openings in near
real-time. Intreagued?
Re: Black Icons & Energy Saver

Roger Barker
 

In article <386F5738.4C07C74D@...>, Ev Tupis (W2EV)
<propnet@...> writes
From: "Ev Tupis (W2EV)" <propnet@...>

I ran UI-View all night, came in this morning and noticed that my
energy-saver (part of computer ROM) switched off the monitor signal.
Upon moving the mouse, it came back, but all of the icons and associated
text were black. As new packets were received, they would come back
one-at-a-time. Is this a function of my ATI video board? Just curious
if anyone else ran across this feature.
It's problem a problem of the combination of card / video driver / ROM
energy saver.

--
Roger Barker, G4IDE roger@...
Boston, UK

lan feature ???

Bob
 

Well after extensive key bashing and a few choosen words not to be found in the dictionary
i am still at a loss as to connecting via my LAN
can anyone give a blow by blow account on wot needs to be done

i have at present 4 machines all networked via network cards using a 5 port hub
the first machine is a pent 133used for inet the second is a pent 300 which i use for packet
the 3rd machine is a p3-500 which is the wifes machine (not used for packet or ui-view)
the 4th is a p233 laptop whice is used for uiview
i have up to press had no problems getting all the machines to talk with each other using the LAN transfering files etc
but i am sure were i am falling over is the tcp-ip bit which i dont fully understand

so can someone give my advice on what needs to be done please !!!!!


Regards
Bob Scaife
g7paf@...
ax25 g7paf@gb7jem.#19.gbr.eu
icq 17945619
Network ping thing

Keith Maton
 

Greetings to everyone, specifically those who are network interested!

Rightyho, everything is now almost 100%, except for one thing.

Main PC configured as G6NHU, running AGWPE and UI-View
Remote PC configured as G6NHU-1 running just UI-View

If I ping from G6NHU to G6NHU-1 via G0TRT (or any station, doesn't matter
who) it works perfectly, but going the other way, ie pinging from G6NHU-1 to
G6NHU it doesn't work.

To quantify. I see the ping on G6NHU, and it replies, but it leaves out
G0TRT and tries to reply directly. G6NHU-1 doesn't see this and pings
again, eventually timing out.

The ping request is:
13:46:49T G6NHU-1>G6NHU,G0TRT Port=2 <UI C Len=5>:
~~00

The answer is:
13:46:57T G6NHU>G6NHU-1 Port=2 <UI C Len=3>:
~00


73
Keith
--
Keith Maton, G6NHU
Hub Captain, Noble Air London Heathrow Hub
feek@...
ICQ: 1776683
Re: Black Icons & Energy Saver

Keith Maton
 

I run an ATI card (Rage Pro AGP) and haven't had this happen.

Keith
--
Keith Maton, G6NHU
Hub Captain, Noble Air London Heathrow Hub
feek@...
ICQ: 1776683

-----Original Message-----
From: Ev Tupis (W2EV) [mailto:propnet@...]
Sent: 02 January 2000 13:49
To: UI-View Listserve
Subject: [ui-view] Black Icons & Energy Saver


From: "Ev Tupis (W2EV)" <propnet@...>

I ran UI-View all night, came in this morning and noticed that my
energy-saver (part of computer ROM) switched off the monitor signal.
Upon moving the mouse, it came back, but all of the icons and associated
text were black. As new packets were received, they would come back
one-at-a-time. Is this a function of my ATI video board? Just curious
if anyone else ran across this feature.

Regards,
Ev, W2EV
--
PropNET: an automated network, designed to
study propagation anomolies. Intreagued?
KPC3+ and KISS problem

Ev Tupis (W2EV)
 

Hi Roger,

My remark about my KPC3+ not "liking" KISS mode was really just made in
passing. I believe that there is something wrong with my TNC. It
operates fine for about 10-minutes. Then, I noticed that UI-View's
screen cleared and all the icons redrew themselves each time a new icon
appeared on the screen. Within moments, I'd get the "overflow error"
and everything would lockup. Last night, I traced it all to the fact
that the KPC3+ would put itself into some mode of "resending" all of
its' information to the TNC, as I watched it happen on HyperTerminal.
It was a strange thing to witness. :o)

So...I performed a hard reset (using the internal jumber) and decided to
play with UI-View in the same mode as I do WinAPRS. . . in "RX-only"
mode, and manually configuring the TNC for PropNET operation (a
developing service in the USA, very similar to the UK's, except we have
abandoned lat/lon in favor of gridsq for location info...for the sake of
shortest possble TX).

I'll revisit using it in KISS mode a little later. This is just a note
to share an experience, not really looking for help resolving KISS, yet.

-= Ev, W2EV =-
--
PropNET: an automated network, designed to
study propagation anomolies. Intreagued?
Black Icons & Energy Saver

Ev Tupis (W2EV)
 

I ran UI-View all night, came in this morning and noticed that my
energy-saver (part of computer ROM) switched off the monitor signal.
Upon moving the mouse, it came back, but all of the icons and associated
text were black. As new packets were received, they would come back
one-at-a-time. Is this a function of my ATI video board? Just curious
if anyone else ran across this feature.

Regards,
Ev, W2EV
--
PropNET: an automated network, designed to
study propagation anomolies. Intreagued?
Host Mode NONE & Terminal Window

Ev Tupis (W2EV)
 

I configured UI-View for "Host Mode NONE", setup the communication
parameters to talk to the right com: port, turned the transceiver and
TNC "on". (I didn't enter a callsign, locatoin or any other parameter
into UI-View...in effect, using it as an RX-only mode).

Immediately, icons appeared (the crowd applauded with approval <g>). It
was then that I attempted to run the terminal window and noticed that
it, too, was RX-only . . . meaning that I couldn't find a way to type in
my own commands that would be heard by the TNC . . . at least not in the
same window as was displaying the received packets. It that my
mistake? Is there another window that becomes "my" window for sending
commands to the TNC? Roger mentions a "single line at the bottom". Am
I simply overlooking it, possibly?

Regards,
Ev, W2EV
--
PropNET: an automated network, designed to
study propagation anomolies. Intreagued?
Re: lan feature !!!

Keith Maton
 

I chose those figures as they are what was suggested by Winproxy (the proxy
server I use) - Is there any real reason >not< to use them?

Keith
--
Keith Maton, G6NHU
Hub Captain, Noble Air London Heathrow Hub
feek@...
ICQ: 1776683

-----Original Message-----
From: Hamish Moffatt [mailto:hamish@...]
Sent: 02 January 2000 00:03
To: ui-view@...
Subject: Re: [ui-view] lan feature !!!


On Sat, Jan 01, 2000 at 07:49:30PM -0000, Keith Maton wrote:
From: "Keith Maton" <feek@...>

Thanks Roger - I'll copy the file to just HOSTS on all the
systems and try
again when I next disconnect from the net.
A little off the topic -- it's unwise to just make up an IP address like
90.0.0.1. If are some blocks reserved for unregistered networks -- they
are 10.* (so you can use 10.0.0.1, etc, even 10.255.255.1), and
192.168.*. (There may be a third but I don't remember the details.)


Hamish VK3SB
--
Hamish Moffatt Mobile: +61 412 011 176 hamish@...
Rising Software Australia Pty. Ltd.
Phone: +61 3 9894 4788 Fax: +61 3 9894 3362 USA: 1 888 667 7839

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Re: Terminal Window

Roger Barker <[email protected]
 

In article <386F2371.C1A0AA04@...>, Ev Tupis (W2EV)
<propnet@...> writes
From: "Ev Tupis (W2EV)" <propnet@...>

I'm using ui-view in "none" mode to experiment a bit (my kpc3 seems to
have some problem w/KISS mode -- the reason for an "overflow error" I
experienced earlier). It seems that things display fine (RX) in a
scrolling window, but keyboard input is neither displayed nor received
by the tnc.
The KPC-3 should work fine in KISS mode. You need to select "Host mode
KISS" in "Comms Setup", and configure KISS by clicking the Setup button,
and then clicking the "Easy Setup" Ka button. UI-View puts the TNC into
KISS mode and takes it out again when you close the program, you don't
need to do it yourself. I've got a KPC-3 and I always use it in KISS
mode. The only problem I can think of is that, if your KPC-3 is a '+',
perhaps the command to put it into KISS mode has changed? UI-View sends
a return to clear the TNC input buffer, then sends "INT KISS" and
"RESET". That's correct for every Ka TNC I've used, but you can change
it in the KISS Setup if the commands for the KPC-3+ are different.

I'm a bit confused as the "help file" says I should see only a single
line (I'm seeing a scrolling window) and it says I should be able to
send manual configuration parameters to the TNC, which I can't. Have I
somehow possibly gotten myself into a "hybrid mode" of some sorts?
If you don't want to use KISS mode, you must set "Host mode NONE" to use
the TNC in terminal mode. If you do that, then UI-View will send the
commands in INITNC.CMD to the TNC when you start it up. There should be
no need to input commands from the Terminal window. If you really want
to do that, then, when you open the Terminal window, there's a single
line at the bottom where you can key in the commands.

(KISS, AGW and BPQ modes all work much better than terminal mode, purely
because terminal mode is so restrictive on what you can do with the
TNC.)

--
Roger Barker, G4IDE roger@...
Boston, UK

Terminal Window

Ev Tupis (W2EV)
 

I'm using ui-view in "none" mode to experiment a bit (my kpc3 seems to
have some problem w/KISS mode -- the reason for an "overflow error" I
experienced earlier). It seems that things display fine (RX) in a
scrolling window, but keyboard input is neither displayed nor received
by the tnc.

I'm a bit confused as the "help file" says I should see only a single
line (I'm seeing a scrolling window) and it says I should be able to
send manual configuration parameters to the TNC, which I can't. Have I
somehow possibly gotten myself into a "hybrid mode" of some sorts?

Ev, W2EV
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PropNET: A digital wireless
data network designed to
plot band openings in near
real-time. Intreagued?
Re: UI-Path update

Ev Tupis (W2EV)
 

Thanks for the kind instruction! :o) I finally found it.
Warmly,
Ev


Clifford Boand wrote:

From: cboand@... (Clifford Boand)

Ev...Go to
and "files" will be in the left-hand frame, about halfway down the page.
PropNET: A digital wireless
data network designed to
plot band openings in near
real-time. Intreagued?
Re: UI-Path update

[email protected])
 

Ev...Go to
and "files" will be in the left-hand frame, about halfway down the page.

"Ev Tupis (W2EV)" wrote:

From: "Ev Tupis (W2EV)" <propnet@...>

Hi Andy,
I've been looking for "the onelist files area", but can't seem to locate it. I
am a onelist subscriber. Would you be kind enough to point me in the right
direction, please?

Warmly,
Ev, W2EV
--
PropNET: A digital wireless
data network designed to
plot band openings in near
real-time. Intreagued?
Re: UI-Path update

Ev Tupis (W2EV)
 

Hi Andy,
I've been looking for "the onelist files area", but can't seem to locate it. I
am a onelist subscriber. Would you be kind enough to point me in the right
direction, please?

Warmly,
Ev, W2EV
--
PropNET: A digital wireless
data network designed to
plot band openings in near
real-time. Intreagued?
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