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Hi John et al, Although I've had no issues for several years using your ardopc both x86 and x64 I finally got around to testing with ardopcf for no good reason other than to busy myself for a few

Best wishes all BPQ nodes and users and leaders! It’s been great for me a past AEA packet radio ampr operator. I look forward to the new beginning you Chris and all the East Coast sysops and our

Happy New Year to all! 73 de Chris ww2bsa

Hi Niels, Just normal, when that message goes out and it uses the exact route as configured as it is the only configured route to that destination. Another message with the same destination, exact

Not quite the same as a specific ping / poll but... Decades ago a bunch of us with PK232's used what AEA called the "QRA Feature" which was on by default but could be disabled. If on and an unproto

Thanks for the input! Bob

Thanks I missed adding the quality parameter it was set as zero! Bob

Hi Mark, It works, but it's not real time. Thanks, -Chris? KO4YAW

Hi Lee, Yes. -Chris KO4YAW

[email protected]> wrote: It sounds like you are sending a broadcast, but you want all of your local nodes to be included. Normally I do that by setting the MINQUAL=254 in the port. If it is set to

Make sure you have call, alias and quality (normally 255) in the end of the APPLICATION lines 73, John

Being able to broadcast a ping sounds useful to me, if its not already a thing. With a bit of scripting you could configure a radio and TNC to scan channels / modes to find reachable nodes fairly

yup already thee :) Bob

OK maybe that is it, I want to broadcast my nodes on my 2 RF ports, both ASYN and Kiss..... I see others doing it with BPQ nodes on my RF links Bob

I forget there also needs to be an NODESINTERVAL statement in your main configuration. -- 73, Mark, N5MDT Montgomery, Texas http://n5mdt.ham-radio-op.net:52852

<cmolnar65@...> wrote: If I understand this correctly, you are asking for BPQ nodes to be coded to be able to send the "ping" and also respond to it. So this would work only with other

What kind of port?? I have my Broadcast Nodes in my AXIP port.? I do not do NetRom on any RF port. -- 73, Mark, N5MDT Montgomery, Texas http://n5mdt.ham-radio-op.net:52852

Does the command: MH [port] work for you? -- 73, Mark, N5MDT Montgomery, Texas http://n5mdt.ham-radio-op.net:52852

I am wondering if there would be anyway to add a command to BPQ that would allow you to "Ping" or "Poll" to see what stations on RF are hearing you. The way I see it is: PING # where # is the port

The node does not seem to like the BROADCAST statement in the port definition! I get an error at node startup indicating "Source record not recognized: BROADCAST NODES" Bob