Hello Roby,
Leaving the AGW interface out of the discussion for a moment, once
DIrewolf connects to the APRS-IS system, you need to then send it
a PBEACON (Position Beacon) to let that system know where you are
located.? Once it then knows where you are, then it's a matter of
setting the FILTER, IGFILTER, IGTXVIA and IGTXLIMIT parameters for
the traffic you want to receive from the APRS-IS system and the
traffic you want to re-transmit back onto RF.? To start with, I
would recommend to only re-transmit APRS messages for your local
area.? That would be done with:
?? IGFILTER m/10
?? FILTER IG 0 t/m
That says "for the server side filter on the IG (igate) system to
ADEVICE 0, send this direwolf device unit all relevant APRS M
(messages) for a 10KM radius of your station.?? After that, please
consult the Direwolf User Guide and
of how to tune the reset
of these filters for the traffic you desire but be careful, it's
very easy to configure your system to start flooding the local RF
channel with irrelevant noise as well as very easily overheat and
destroy your transmitter radio.
--David
KI6ZHD
On 04/04/2023 06:33 AM, Roby IV3JDV
wrote:
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Hi all, I have compiled the latest Direwolf version
for Linux and I would like to connect an APRS server
and send the received data to the AGWPE interface where an APRSWeb
server is connected.
Direwolf connects to the APRS server but if I debug the igate
(direwolf -di) I see no incoming traffic.
Is there some parameter to send to the APRS server to enable it to
forward all traffic to Direwolf?
Roby IV3JDV
Roby IV3JDV