On Wed, 12 Dec 2007, Craig Anderson wrote:
> Can this be made a software selectable item?
Nope. We wouldn't want to do that.
Anything with "TCPXX" in the path means it's from an unauthenticated
user on the internet and should not ever be gated to RF.
Anything heard on RF that has "TCPIP" in th
Can this be made a software selectable item?
I'm trying to build a common operating picture
and I will be connecting all kinds of stations together
through all sorts of means, RF, TCP/IP over RF,
TCP/IP over wire, spread over a number of
frequencies, etc. How is this affected by the
"File->Config
On Wed, 12 Dec 2007, Jason KG4WSV wrote:
> I see these packets on the air locally, displayed both on my D700 and on my
> xastir rig:
>
> KE4ROC-7>APRS,W4GPS-7,WIDE1*,WIDE2-2:}KE4ROC-5>APRS,DSTAR*:!3442.36N/08636.56Wj360/042
> ED'S D-STAR/A=000636
>
> Not sure what's causing your problem, but xast
I see these packets on the air locally, displayed both on my D700 and on my
xastir rig:
KE4ROC-7>APRS,W4GPS-7,WIDE1*,WIDE2-2:}KE4ROC-5>APRS,DSTAR*:!3442.36N/08636.56Wj360/042
ED'S D-STAR/A=000636
Not sure what's causing your problem, but xastir doesn't have anything
against DSTAR. (:
-Jason
kg4w
You can argue with the practicality, but I'm trying to dump position
packets from a DStar radio/repeater to the standard APRS frequency via a
digi co-located with the DStar system. Is there a way (I doubt it) to
get Xastir to accept third party position packets? IGated packets seem
to always
