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In article <386F6B3B.C5111061@...>, Ev Tupis (W2EV) <propnet@...> writes Setup, Status Text, either blank it or put 0 for the interval. -- Roger Barker, G4IDE

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

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

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

In article <386F56DB.B1E9B667@...>, Ev Tupis (W2EV) <propnet@...> writes Host mode NONE - there's a single line at the bottom of the Terminal window for keying in. Host mode anything

Hi Ev It is your status text. Options -> Status Text and set that interval to 0 Andy, G7OCW

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>: The only place I've placed W2EV-2 is in

In article <386F5738.4C07C74D@...>, Ev Tupis (W2EV) <propnet@...> writes It's problem a problem of the combination of card / video driver / ROM energy saver. -- Roger Barker, G4IDE

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

In article <386F2371.C1A0AA04@...>, Ev Tupis (W2EV) <propnet@...> writes The KPC-3 should work fine in KISS mode. You need to select "Host mode KISS" in "Comms Setup", and configure

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

Thanks for the kind instruction! :o) I finally found it. Warmly, Ev Clifford Boand wrote: PropNET: A digital wireless data network designed to plot band openings in near real-time.

Ev...Go to http://www.onelist.com/community/ui-view and "files" will be in the left-hand frame, about halfway down the page. "Ev Tupis (W2EV)" wrote:

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,