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SM3OJR > BPQ 10.11.96 05:50l 29 Lines 723 Bytes #-10952 (0) @ EU
BID : 1861_SM3OJR
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Subj: Forced connect route?
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Sent: 961109/1307Z @:SK3JR.OSD.Z.SWE.EU #:8657 $:1861_SM3OJR
From: SM3OJR@SK3JR.OSD.Z.SWE.EU
To : BPQ@EU
SM3OJR/TPK 1.82 Msg #:1861 Date (yymmdd):961109 Local time:15:07
Hi All,
Is there any way of locking a connect request to a specific radio port
from BPQ? My problem is that do NOT want BPQ to automatically choose a
certain route when the other one is down. Even if I specify the channel
number in the connect command, or "lock" the route from BPQ, it makes the
call on the non-desired channel.
If not BPQ can handle this situation, is there any alternative software
that can do it? I would like to have the networking facilities, but need
more control of where things end up...
Thanks in advance
73
Jon, sm3ojr
Sysop at SK3JR, SK3UB, SK3YQ
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