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No, you can use any ssid not used for other purposes. 73, John

I just recently ran into a situation where I needed to do the same thing, i.e. change frequencies via ELSE. I tend to use 30 second pauses whenever something fails and has to move on with an ELSE, so

[email protected]> wrote: Thank-you Sir! Also I see one can override the port default with the VN, VW, etc. parameters in the scan lines. That's great as I have some frequencies where I don't want

Hello everyone. Are there any issues with adding a SSID to the TALK Node Application? Such as KA3VSP-2? [image: Screenshot 2024-10-01 195740.png] Best, Brian, KA3VSP

Thank-you for the details John. Lee K5DAT >

If you port is set for 500 it won't allow incoming 2300 connects but if set to 2300 it will accept 500 so long as you have the enable 500 check box set. 73, John

Hi Rik. I have nothing in principal against you updating the web pages. They are the minimum to do the job of managing the node. The files are not actually used any more, the pages are included in the

Using secure HTTP (shttp://) would be a good idea, too. 73 - Rick KE0GB

This is primarily for John G8BPQ, but I would be interested in other opinions too. I am a web developer with 20 years experience and I would like to offer to update the BPQ HTML pages to modern

Yes, you can add BW commands to the connect script, after attach and before connect. Format is BW500, BW2300 or BW2750 and for VARAFM FM1200 or FM9600. If you include a BW command in the port config

Does the default (bandwidth) setting for a VARA port impact outbound only, or does it impact incoming connections also? Thanks, Lee K5DAT

[email protected]> wrote: Thanks Mark! Yes, up until now I've been running VARA 500 exclusively, so that has been checked all along. > > 73, Lee K5DAT

Yes, in the connect script, after the attach you can use the BWxxxx to change your transmit bandwidth. Be sure and check to allow 500hz connections in the Vara TNC settings.? It has always worked for

Hello, To provide an example, I'm scanning both 20m and 40m during the day, and the same BPQ port for VARA applies. The default mode is BW500, and that's needed for the 40m frequency. On 20m I could

Eric, I'm guessing you are either completely frustrated with this or you have it fixed.? I'd be curious to know if you fixed it... If not I think there are two possibilities. 1. Something has been

Another example from today: In the monitor window: *20:18:01R KK4DIV-1>K0WAV-7 Port=2 <D C P>* but in MH list no KK4DIV-1 *mh 2* *RFTMG:K7TMG-7} Heard List for Port 2* *K7TMG. ? ? 00:00:08:09*

HIDENODES only stop the display of nodes with an alias starting with # in the NODES display. NODE=0 disables the node functions and only allows connects to your applications. The NODECALL is ignored

Never mind - I figured it out.? SIMPLE already included the NODE and HIDENODES settings and my configuration reversed them.? I guess HIDENODES hides the subject node as well :) Thanks for the

Try setting NODE=1

Thanks Mark.? The NODECALL and NODEALIAS are right at the top of the config file: SIMPLE LOCATOR=43.397939, -79.976857 NODECALL=VA3AMJ-7 NODEALIAS=CARLYL CTEXT: ...and so on.? Further down I have: