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M1BYT > BPQ 30.12.99 06:51l 37 Lines 1463 Bytes #-9786 (0) @ WW
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Subj: Re: solution Re: Help with BPQ32 please !!
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From: M1BYT@GB7NRY.#19.GBR.EU
To : BPQ@WW
VK5AH scribbled:-
> } } From: M1AJG@GB7WRG.#19.GBR.EU } To : BPQ@WW } } } Hello all. } }
> Tony (VK5AH) mentions the fact that he can`t get BPQ32 to run with his
> } TNC in KISS mode..I also have the same problem. The TNC is a KPC3 and
> } I`m } using the same BPQCFG.TXT file from my BPQ4.08a installation. }
> All comms ports are enabled, I even have to have them enabled with }
> V4.08a otherwise Winpack, FBB and UI-View wont talk to the switch. }
>
> Hello Mark.. Well we have a fix.. The solution for me seems to lie in
> the PORTS section of the cfg file.. Basically the way the com port is
> expressed seems to be a bit different.. Dont use HEX values any
> longer.. So for my port COM2 i have a line in there that says IOADDR=2
> .. Also the INTLEVEL= line can be subtracted.. I imajine win knows what
> the INT is for that com port now its enabled under windows.. Make sure
> you are compiling the CFG file with the correct version of BPQCFG.EXE
> .. The one that comes with BPQ32 archive..
>
> Thanks to Ted G8NPF and Ray VK2TV for help with this one..
So, is there any advantage to be gained, from changing over to BPQ32, if I
am currently using the old BPQ?
ÉÍ» ÉÍ» De Harry, M1BYT @ GB7NRY.#19.GBR.EU
º ͹ Loc. IO93HS
Ð Èͼ Garforth, W. Yorks..
harry_m1byt@psilink.co.uk
Message timed: 10:46 on 29 Dec 99
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