I'm not sure what you mean by "cable modems do not appear to have
clear abilities to set-up ports for telnet access", Andy. Please
elaborate.
Many cable systems do not assign you a fixed IP address, which makes
running a public server problematic. You can address this by using
www.dyndns.org -
Thanks John
The cluster is currently up at 66.24.213.216
If folks want to Telnet to it
Telnet://66.24.213.216
-- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, John Becker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> The modem should be dumb to ports.
> It's a GIGO device.
>
>
>
> At 07:11 PM 1/10/06, you wrote:
> >
The modem should be dumb to ports.
It's a GIGO device.
At 07:11 PM 1/10/06, you wrote:
>While still negociating with my DSL ISP about the DSL modem they
>helped kill, the Digital Cluster is down. I picked up a cable modem
>today for 30 day free trial, speed seems good but the cable modems do
>n
While still negociating with my DSL ISP about the DSL modem they
helped kill, the Digital Cluster is down. I picked up a cable modem
today for 30 day free trial, speed seems good but the cable modems do
not appear to have clear abilities to set-up ports for telnet access.
Anyone on this refle
Dave, thank you for considering your behavior. You are most welcome
to stay.
Andy K3UK
Owner
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, David Aitcheson - KB3EFS
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I am sorry I brought the subject up and created such a firestorm.
>
> Should the group owner desire it I
I'm using the BUXCOMM Rascal Box. I had an earlier reply that suggested I
check the adjustment pot inside the rascal box and set it half-way. You
guys all have great suggestions and I will again attempt them when I get
home from work today. It's just very frustrating trying to get the transmit
side
I don't see any reason to leave the list!
Perhaps we need to pull it back to more specific digital
communications now that the traffic context has been established.
It is difficult to have a discussion as to how digital modes
may be more valuable in emergency and other traffic situations
if one d
Go to freecycle.org
Select your country, state, and local area group.
People give stuff away to other people rather than
toss it into the landfill.
I have acquired two backup DSL modems that way.
You have to post something to give away before you may
post a Want but you could do that the same d
The Mixw software in combination with rigexpert
have a programm called "Teoan.exe" otherwise known as "Eye of a needle" that
does exactly what you want: remote control of the transceiver and
communications. It works great
73's,
Bert
- Original Message -
From:
hmaxim2000
Mike,
You need to give a bit more
information.
What radio are you trying to
interface?
What programs are you trying to use?
What kind of interface are you trying to
use?
JoeW4JSI
Age is mind over matterIf you don't mind, it does not matter
- Original Message -
From:
Forgive me if this has been covered before, but I couldn't find in
the archieves. I am trying to use USB or LPT ports for rig control
etc. My question is how do I set the particular program to use these
ports when all that is listed is COM ports. I am sure there is a
simple answer but not being
I use vnc, which is free (as in free beer). I even use it to remote
control one of the pskmail servers. In UBUNTU-5.10 vnc remote desktop is
part of the normal distribution.
73, Rein PA0R
On Tue, 2006-01-10 at 07:09 -0600, Tim Gorman wrote:
> Jim,
>
> I do this all the time. I use a linux comput
hey this is just a little brushfire. and it
needs to be discussed
- Original Message -
From:
David Aitcheson -
KB3EFS
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, January 09, 2006 9:31
PM
Subject: [digitalradio] A Mea Culpa R
everything is working EXCEPT getting audio to the
TX input. volume settings or your interface is not set up right.
suggest you check both the volume control on your computer, and the ju,pers on
your interface what itnerface are u using?
- Original Message -
Fro
Hi steve
Basically all the digi modes that run on sound card
software will work on your 850, which is a good stable rig to run it
on
The only thing you can't run, without the purchase
of a fancy modem , would be pactor.
Have a look at Mix W and MultiPSK for
software
John
VE5MU
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Do you have a "power out" setting for the meter on your rig? If you are
running below the ALC, your power out may only be 10-20watts maximum. Does
your rig have a "monitor" position that will let you listen to your outgoing
signal through your headphones? Just hook up the transmit side from your
Jim,
I do this all the time. I use a linux computer running in multi-user mode with
X-windows enabled as my access to the rig using software like linpsk. I then
run Hummingbird Xpress on a windows laptop as a Xwindows terminal to access
the linux pc. The only downside of this is the cost of th
Dave,
Inside the Buxcomm unit there should be a adjust pot, place that about
midway and leave it there. Then in your sound mixer program set the
Wave slider to about the third "hash" mark from the bottom. Volume or
sound output place that about four hash marks from the bottom, the
other sliders
I am sorry I brought the subject up and created such a firestorm.
Should the group owner desire it I well leave the group.
Dave - KB3EFS
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Greetings,
I have a friend who is disabled and has a great deal of trouble
getting in and out of the shack. He was wondering if digi modes could
be worked across a LAN. I'm thinking maybe so, if the rig computer is
connected to the LAN and the software (like Digipan ) is shared on the
LAN. So, h
Okay but it seems like I'm keying the
transmitter and get zero modulation (none of my meters on the radio move
but the TX light comes on).
- Original Message -
From:
John
Bradley
To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, January 08, 2006 11:48
PM
Subje
Rick,
There is a program on the net called "QuickMix". If you have to use
different sound card levels for different programs, this one will
allow you to save each setting for the purpose at hand. For example I
use different levels for my PSK software and RTTY software because of
the power levels i
Hello All,
Be kind to this new member... me.
Which digital mode interfaces have group members found compatible with
the Kenwood TS-850S radio? I am interested in operating PSK31 and
RTTY, as well as some of the other digital modes from my Dell laptop -
which happens to have both serial and USB
My DSL modem is dead and while I await a replacment I am reduced to ye
olde dial-up access. Thus the Cluster will be down for a few days and
my ability to moderate messages will be reduced.
Andy K3UK
Need a Digital mode QSO? Connect to telnet://208.15.25.196/
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