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Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the d-rats_group group. File : /D-RATS&Gmail.pdf Uploaded by : n3tsz

I have a gearheas 89 key keyboard and have not found a correct configuration (yet).. I have my locale set to en.us.utf-8, there soes not seem to be a keyboard for this unit. mike

Now that I have beat most of my users problems into submission, one more hurdle... I exported a form to name.xml, composed an email to my other id, attached the file, sent ... files did not show up

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Thanks all, I beat it into submission last night. I watched the command line window as it was processing email. The issue was my use of a fully qualified email id in the setup. In windows, I sign on

I've not tried e-mail via d-rats on a Raspberry Pi but it should work. If you send me your debug log file I'll take a look. Also, as Patrick suggests, make sure you give your callsign e-mail

I found this page explaining how to set up an e-mail client for Comcast: http://customer.comcast.com/help-and-support/internet/email-client-programs-with-xfinity-email/ Also be sure to give yourself

I am at aloss with setting up email on the RPi, smtp setup: Gateway enabled smtp server smtp.comcast.net port 587 ttl checked source blank user name k3mmb@... password ** POP

Thanks, Patrick. I've got the file and will take a look. I have access to a KISS TNC. We actually tried to set it up on the repeater yesterday, but had the same problem. I did not try the TNC

Dan, Check out the "D-RATS and Pac-Link" file for more info about setting up AGWPE. I think you may have better luck with A hardware TNC. Look at "D-RATS and Packet radio" if you have access to a KISS

Thanks for the tip, Patrick! The COM42 device is actually my USB cable for the 2820. I removed it earlier when I was trying this and only had the AGWPE interface defined. I wasn't able to make

Dan, I'm not aware of anyone using the D-RATS repeater and AGWPE together, so I think you are in uncharted territory. One thing I did notice is the high numbered comm port. In the past, users have

I have a little more info on this. I found the D-RATS repeater's log file (C:\D-RATS\repeater.log). This is what happens when I add AGWPE to the repeater app. C:\Program

I was able to do a D-RATS to D-RATS connection today using AGWPE as the radio port. Worked fairly well. Now, I am trying to add the AGWPE definition to the D-RATS repeater app. I have it set up

Congrats Don, The low speed data is interleaved with the voice portion so, wherever the voice goes, the data will follow. REF015C is reserved for data transmissions so you could give that a try.

For N3TSZ, many thanks Pat. I had to search how to change the COM port from 11 to 3 but was able to do so. And I found a setting for the ID-31A under Function that is called Data Speed. The manual

Try setting warmup timeout to zero and warmup blocks to 16. This prefixes empty data blocks to the D-RATS data, thus giving the repeater/gateway time to open a path before the real data starts. Also

Pat, what would be the setting on a 31A? DV Data TX? Mine is set to auto. I am having problems using a repeater to send low-speed data. If w use simplex (N5BGC and N4VIP) then we have 100% success

Thank you for the tip. I did that, but nothing wants to go out by RF. Must be another setting/configuration problem somewhere. Spike

My IC-91AD lets me select one of five TX messages, or none/off. I guess the 2820 is the same. The TX message uses the same data frames as low speed data, so sending a TX message from your radio and