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This can be done with bpqkiss also.. works great,did run 3 tiny-2 this way on one com port. Op 17 jul. 2024 04:33 schreef "Chris K1MAL via groups.io" <radiochris@...>: I uploaded

I uploaded the linux source code for the driver, and (the translated) web pages from the old German flexnet site in case anyone wants to take it on. I found it in archive.org's wayback machine. I also

I found the problem. Wrong ARDOP_WIN version. I used in BPQ32 the 0.9.0.0 version from ARDOP CHAT. Changing for the 1.0.2.6 version that comes with Winlink Express works fine. :-))) Thanks for the

I also don't understand what happens. It should work. Perhaps it is in configuration of the ARDOP TNC used in the BPQ32. This is my ARDOP setup and BPQ Windows. Em ter., 16 de jul. de 2024 às 05:28,

I loaded your config here and it works ok. The call to PY1XTA-10 connects to the CMS but fails to login as the password isn't set. The call to PY1XTA connects to the node. I don't get any ctext as you

When forwarding with VARA HF and when there is a message to be send. If the freq that I change to is busy VARA will not let BPQ send the connect command which I understand but more often than not the

My .cfg. ; Written by BPQConfigGen SIMPLE NODECALL=PY1XTA-4 NODEALIAS=XTANOD LOCATOR=GG87EA IDMSG: ; UI broadcast text from NODECALL to fixed dest ID PY1XTA BPQ BBS NODE (IDMSG) *** ; Denotes end of

The ARDOP config you posted doesn't have a PORTCALL. Maybe it would help if you post your whole config, less any passwords. 73, John

Hello John. I have "Send Kbrd Text to OB Queue On" set to CR and ARQ mode. The port only accept connection to PORTCALL and BPQ not respond to commands typed on ARDOP CHAT. Em seg., 15 de jul. de 2024

I assume you are using ARQ mode in ARDOP Chat. I tested with "Send Kbrd Text to OB Queue On" set to CR in the ARDOP Chat Setup and it seems to work fine here. Are you calling the Node Call-SSID or the

The ARDOP port accept conection from The ARDOP CHAT for example. But any commands like Help, Info, BBS or RMS are not passed to BPQ. Em seg., 15 de jul. de 2024, 12:08, John G8BPQ via groups.io

Can you explain what you mean by doesn't work? What happens when you try to connect? Does the ARDOP console show packets being received? Does the node respond, but fail to establish a connection? Do

Even testing with only the ARDOP port installed, I cannot connect to the BPQ. I always test the configurations in local mode before doing it via RF. Em seg., 15 de jul. de 2024, 10:55, Mark Taylor via

Ok, using that config ARDOP should answer on any call-ssid defined in the application lines. I assume you have an application called RMS or similar? I assume you have INTERLOCK=1 also in your VARA

My ARDOP port. PORT PORTNUM=7 ID=ARDOP DRIVER=ARDOP INTERLOCK=1 CONFIG ADDR 127.0.0.1 9515 ;custom port DEBUGLOG TRUE CMDTRACE TRUE CWID FALSE DRIVELEVEL 100 BUSYWAIT 20 MAXCONREQ 10 GRIDSQUARE GG87EA

Maybe if you posted your ARDOP Port configuration? Did you follow the example in the BPQ documentation?

Oops.. Make the applications... APPLICATION 1,BBS,,GB7NFD-1,NFDBBS,255 APPLICATION 2,CHAT,,GB7NFD-4,NFDCHT,255

Ok, did find something else... You are defining your node alias as NFDBBS. So, connecting to NFDBBS connects you to your node. Try these and restart... NODECALL=GB7NFD NODEALIAS=NFDNOD APPLICATION

Hello Mark. I created an ARDOP port, but I can't access the Node/BBS or RMS through it. I did local tests with ARDOP Chat and the modems connect but I can't browse the Node or BBS, the BPQ doesn't

Not a reason for affecting your connections, but, there is normally no reason to be listening on two different UDP ports. What is your reason for that? Also, there is BTINTERVAL defined twice. Doesn't