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Hi John, ??? About a shell command in your next version? 73 de Jean

No, you'll have to do that on Linux. 73, John

[email protected]> wrote: running on the same Windows PC. Instead I used BPQRemotePTT on the Windows 10 PC in combination with com0com. The hamlib emulator was already in use on the LinBPQ side by

thank you for your info i have my answers

7300 ATTACH 5 RADIO 14.1050 USB 2 D??? (DIAL FREQ, MODE, FILTER, DIGITAL) BW2300?? (MUST BE CAPS) PAUSE 5?? (IN SECONDS) C N5MDT?? (CALL+SSID) What else would you want? Just about anything

Update - Kayne N9SEO set me straight on configuring com0com - had to check the "use ports class" box on each port. WinRPR can see the ports now. On to work on PTTMUX. 73, Lee

[email protected]> wrote: Hello Rob, You should be able to first attach to the VARA port, then set the frequency in the connect script. You can also precede the commands below with a

What commands are available that I can send to a VARA port I see BWXXXX is accepted but that about a freq change or anything else or does that need to be done outside of the vara connection While I

I'd be curious to know if WinRPR via linux wine remains stable for you. I tried it several years ago and it behaved fine here as long as it is only decoding received messages. It is rather erratic and

Could someone please share the proper settings in the various versions of BPQ to stop these messages from going out regarding WhitePages? WP handling is supposed to be a behind-the-scenes process that

Correction - this is in Windows 10. [email protected]> wrote:

Hello, I wan to use the PTTMUX option in Rig Control, but WinRPR doesn't see either of the virtual com ports created by com0com. Setup is linbpq talking to WinRPR across the LAN. Any

Ok, Jeff. I'll try setting that up here. 73, John

Ahh, ok, that explains it.? I have WinRPR running in Linux under WINE.? Seems to be working fine, as far as decoding stations and apparently running stable.? The system is Linux Mint 22 with WINE

How are you running WinRPR? I thought it only worked on Windows. BPQ has to be told when to raise and lower PTT. VARA does this via messages over the tcp interface but WinRPR doesn't do this. It only

Hi John, I did read through that PTT section, but not sure how I would utilize it since everything is running in Linux.? Do I need it??? I thought INTERLOCK=1 in the WinRPR port would take care of

Many thanks Mark.? You were right about VARA not needing the capture lines.? Everything is working great now. 73 Dave

According to John's message you could alter your port config to the following: PORT PORTNUM=2 ID=HF VARA DRIVER=VARA INTERLOCK=4 PORTCALL=KD7UM CONFIG ADDR 127.0.0.1 8300 PTT CI-V PATH

You can use more frequent polling with TIMES in the forwarding script to only forward at specific hours for example and MSGTYPES to restrict what it will send. [email protected]> wrote:

It is a 32 bit signed field so a bit above 2 billion. 73, John In 08/03/2025 22:36, Jim - KI0BK via groups.io wrote: