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G0IFI > BPQ 01.04.00 02:43l 35 Lines 983 Bytes #-9691 (0) @ WW
BID : 850105G0IFI
Read: GUEST
Subj: BPQ/BAYCOM driver with CWID
Path: DB0AAB<DB0ZKA<DB0GPP<DB0LX<DB0RBS<DB0HOM<DB0GE<DB0ME<DB0OVN<PI8JOP<
PI8ZAA<PI8HWB<ON6AR<ON1CED<ON0CK<GB7SXE<GB7IPW<GB7SUN<GB7BNM<GB7YEO<
GB7TJF
Sent: 000331/1817Z @:GB7TJF.#45.GBR.EU #:25445 [Taunton] FBB7.00g25 $:850105G0I
From: G0IFI@GB7TJF.#45.GBR.EU
To : BPQ@WWW
Hi all,
For those running the G8BPQ node with a baycom modem under DOS who want to
comply with the legal requirement for a morse ident, Robin,G8ECJ has
kindly modified his JNOS driver, AX25V4, to talk to BPQ.
The driver (BPQAX25) can be found at
http://www.gb7ipd.freeserve.co.uk/
I have downloaded and briefly tested the driver, which works very well.
After downloading and unzipping the driver, type BPQAX25 -? for command
line options. If you are familiar with baycom drivers such as G7JJF's
BPQAX25, the switches are the same, with -m as the switch for the CWID
text, i.e. BPQAX25 -I4 -B3f8 -mg0ifi -w900
Where I=IRQ, B=base address, -m=mycall, -w=CWID delay in seconds.
Thanks to Robin for his work in modifying the driver, and apologies to him
if any info in this bull isn't quite correct.
73
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Perry G0IFI@GB7TJF.#45.GBR.EU
perrymou@netscapeonline.co.uk
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