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KaNodes are not NETROM nodes so do not get added to the node list. As far as I can remember, KaNodes do not do any multi-node routing; they DO allow you to connect to a second station (node or user

Is there a a complete list of commands for the LinBPQ terminal? I've seen several thrown around on the group that aren't listed in the instructions or the ? prompt.

I'm slightly confused about the NODES table. There are several BPQ nodes within one digi hop of my node, and they are not being added to the NODE list. The digi's in question are KA-nodes, but the BPQ

RESOLVED After beating this to death, I discovered that the problem was the parameter specification. The documentation shows in the scan lines section... F1-F3 - IF Filter for ICOM Rigs So I was

Sorry it is a typo. Should be PERMITTEDAPPLS.

PERMITTEDCALLS? Did you mean PERMITTEDAPPLS as in the subject of this thread? If APPLS then see https://www.cantab.net/users/john.wiseman/Documents/BPQCFGFile.html Specifically: *PERMITTEDAPPLS=APPLS*

John I do not see anything on your pages that covers PERMITTEDCALLS or its functionality. Can you post a link please or clarify? Greg - N3BYR

Correct. PERMITTEDAPPLS , despite its name,? was designed to meet the UK licencing conditions, which can limit the use of certain calls to certain frequencies. It isn't intended to to prevent

KISS over TCP is treated by the Node the same as Serial KISS, so PERMITTEDCALLS should be applied. 73, John

I am interested in this too.? If I understand what you are saying John... I have a DXCluster app available on my node (command is DXC), Its SSID is WE1H-5 its alias is MMKDXC.? It is defined as

Well...I get RADIO 7 14.1075 LSB F1 W Sorry?-?Set?Mode?Command?Rejected Rick VA7RBP

The fields in a RADIO command (unlike scan lines) should be separated by spaces - RADIO 7 14.105 LSB F1W 73, John

Hi All I'm having some trouble trying to set up Rig Control using PILINBPQ VER 6.0.23.63 Radio is ICOM IC-756PROIII It appears that the only parameter that gets sent to the radio is the frequency,

This was working after all. I was just not getting the yellow and green color codes in the web GUI like I do for personals and bulls. Thanks, Chris KQ6UP

I am noticing that some traffic may be looping because I have NTS* as my outbound partner is the same as my inbound forwarding partner for NTSCA. I am wondering adding an exclamation mark in front of

This is my current Port config: PORT PORTNUM=3 ID=DirewolfVHF ;WinLink Gateway 145.030MHz TYPE=ASYNC PROTOCOL=KISS IPADDR=127.0.0.1 TCPPORT=8001 CHANNEL=A PACLEN=128 TXDELAY=500 FRACK=7000

Good Morning John, I think I may be a bit confused on your response, the only mode I have on HF is AX.25 300bps by way of Direwolf (via TCP) on another machine that handles the HF radio so I assume

PERMITTEDAPPLS only affects incoming connects on ax.25 ports. It doesn't affect the list of applications that is displayed by the Node ? command 73, John

No, it isn't possible to set a path for ID message. You can achieve a similar effect using beacons. 73, John

Jim - if there is a way to do it with the IDMSG: directive in the bpq32.cfg file I do not know or have long forgot how. My bpq32.cfg simply contains IDMSG: *** I then set the text and a digi using