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whoops. an error on my part. we’re using port 8010 for the telnet. Anybody have an idea about the timeout? Thanks. Tadd

Yes John I have to say outstanding notes and directions.? thanks for sending what you did. Over the last 24 hours of working on this ... I have got - *BPQ32 Node* and *PAL* installed. This is the

For starting linbpq see the "Running LinBPQ automatically" section of http://www.cantab.net/users/john.wiseman/Documents/InstallingLINBPQ.html 73, John

Sorry to everyone,? I am extremely new to all this. It seem my issue was that after a reboot or a restart I have to start the service again. *1.)?? BPQ32 Node* *(start the service running)* Web

update ::?? success accessing the client confirmed I have the client working using a unique port just an example???? -? http://192.168.1.999:99992/ui# is the following the main used access

Hello group, Yes so I have to say I days old to all of this, I am interested in a service called "winlink",? I would like to setup it all (server/client) up,?? I would like to setup the "server"?

It appears that the msgtypes does not work when using VARA for HF, unless I have it in the script wrong ? This script connects just fine , but does not limit the size of bulletins sent. IDLETIME 60

One of my locals (kn4orb) is writing a Raspberry PI Python program which interfaces with CHAT. He's telnetting from a Python app on the Raspberry PI to pilinbpq on the same PI to address 127.0.1.1 and

Thanks for information Ray, with "attach command" it is working fine. Regards, Robert, VE2HAR

Maybe you have to use the attach command Att 3 C hb9zf-10 Ray N3HYM

Hi Aaron, I am trying to configure BPQ32 for Windows to work with WinRPR, as you mentioned I downloaded bpq32.dll but when I try to connect gives me following error: BPQNUE:VA2NUE-11} Ports 1 Loopback

Matt, Thanks - I have that site and used the stand alone version from there. Probably i got mixed up beacuse i read somewhere that the pic version 6 as it says, is outdated. And that's what it says.

All of the versions use are listed here. http://www.wvcarc.com/p/tnc-96k-resources.html Mat K2MJM

John The version you indicated by link, is that suitable for stand-alone as well ? I have a Teensy 3.6 using the PCB version V2. Erik

That isn't mine so I'm afraid I don't know. 73 John

John, I used this one for Teensy 3.6 as a HAT for raspberry pi. Is this the latest one? https://drive.google.com/file/d/1S8vOmXl4Ubwm9RigilrPaSzVv6o1mvSr/view?usp=sharing Thanks Frank KO4FQW

The hex file for a Teensy 3.2 using the serial port on the Pi is http://www.cantab.net/users/john.wiseman/Downloads/Beta/SM_Teensy.Serial1.TEENSY31.hex The source is at

As a newbe i can't seem to find the latest stand alone fIrmWare for the PI Teensy TNC . I run version 6 and have some issues. can someone point me to the location of the hex file or source code. 73's.

Here's the link https://www.kenwood.com/i/products/info/amateur/ts_590g/pdf/ts590_g_ft8_settings_en.pdf Ray N3HYM

I found a guideline for the ts590s running ft8 , and followed those recommendations on setting up the menu items . Ray N3HYM