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EB1DPI/TPK[BAYCOM]1.81 Msg #:210 28/03/95 23:05Z
Subject: [DSP-93:523] RE: "BOX" DATA SHIPMENT
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X-Comment: Tucson Amateur Packet Radio DSP-93 Kit SIG
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Bob
I am trying to use ftpmail to transfer files from known sources
but so far all I get is complaint about my format and details
of address and file identification. If TAPR can give me a hint
on the proper use of ftpmail to get the bad disk data I would be
more than willing to try.
Bill N0LIK
Subject: [DSP-93:524] RE: "BOX" DATA SHIPMENT
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In-Reply-Toú <9503242213.0V7TD00@partyline.org> from "wtb@partyline.org" at Mar
25, 95 00:35:12 am
Pass along your address and I will mail you another copy.
Pick up one of the books on the internet. It should have a section on ftping
files.
Bob, N5BRG
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ubject: [SP-93:525] RE: "BOX" DATA SHIPMENT
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X-Comment: Tucson Amateur Packet Radio DSP-93 Kit SIG
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Bob
Address is W.T.Boman N0LIK
9146 Saddlebrook
St. Louis, MO 63126*I'm working with a book on Navigating the internet but it cant
go into every detail. I'll keep trying. Thanks.
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Subject: [DSP-93:526] ACARS SOFTWARE WANTED
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X-Comment: Tucson Amateur Packet Radio DSP-93 Kit SIG
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HI All
Probably not the right place to ask - but does anyone have ANY ACARS decoding
information for the aeronautical packet system?*
Any helpfrom lIke minded indiviuals would be very helpful, wether this is dsp
based, soundcard or modem based.
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| 73 From: Simon Lewis GM4PLM - Helensburgh - Strathclyde - Scotland |
| Packet: GM4PLM @ GB7SAN.#78.GBR.EU Email: slewis@pacsat.demon.co.uk |
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Subject: [DSP-93:527] Re: ACARS SOFTWARE WANTED
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X-Comment: Tucson Amateur Packet Radio DSP-93 Kit SIG
I would contact Aeronautical Radio, Inc (ARINC) at 2551 Riva Road,
Annapolis, Maryland, 21401. I think°you will find the technical
details of what you are looking for in ARINC Characteristic 597-3
(published Oct 31, 1983) "ARINC Communications Addressing and
Reporting System (ACARS)". This document describes the airborne
components of ACARS, including format of the message structure.
73/ Steve NK3R
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>HI All
>
>Probably not the right place to ask - but does anyone have ANY ACARS decoding
>information for the aeronautical packet system?
>
>Any helpfrom like minded individuals would be very helpful, wether this is dsp
>based, soundcard or modem based.
>
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>+ | 73 From: Simon Lewis GM4PLM - Helensburgh - Strathclyde - Scotland
>| | Packet: GM4PLM @ GB7SAN.#78.GBR.EU Email: slewis@pacsat.demon.co.uk
>| | AMSAT - UK Member 4282 **** SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL AMSAT GROUP ****
>|
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Subject: [DSP-93:528] Re: Ftpmail
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Bill (N0LIK),
here is a copy of a message I succesfully have used to get GhostView
(which I use in a completely other context than the DSP-93!)mailed
to me:
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reply bb@craycom.dk
connect ftp.cs.wisc.edu
binary
chdir /pub/ghost/rjl
uuencode
get gsvw113b.zip
quit
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If you do something similar, you should be able to get what you want
out of 'ftp.tapr.org'. If not, drop me a line by e-mail, and I'll get
it for you and e-mail it to you.
Best 73 de Bent/OZ6BL
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Subject: [DSP-93:529] DSP-93 WIRE CONNECTS
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X-Comment: Tucson Amateur Packet Radio DSP-93 Kit SIG
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During troubleshooting the speaker wires, volume control wires, etc.
have broken off several times from the PCB. I saw a beta at the
St. Louis meeting and it had male-female connectors for these wires at
the PCB end. Also the speaker female jack is poor quality. Why cannot
a 2" speaker be installed on the side of the cabinet? I did not
find screws long enough and nuts to mount the serial port to the
PCB. The instructions said use "solderable mounting tangs" if you
have them and I did not have any. 73's, JOHN W0UT.
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Subject: [DSP-93:530] Re: No Audio from DSP-93
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John,
Please send problem reports to dsp-93@tapr.org. Better chance of a response.
>My modem passed tests 1, 2, 3, 4, & 9. It does not produce any speaker
>audio on tests 5, 6, 7 but the leds light and sequence properly.
>There is 5 volts on pin 6 of U207. The voltages are also there on U208.
>I reheated the solder joints on U207, C234, C236, C237, R235, and tried
>another speaker. When I turn the modem on the speaker produces a single
>click sound.
This sounds like a "gap" in the circuit between the AIO chip (U208) and the
amplifier (U207). What you are hearing the the power transient in the amp.
>In tests 5, 6 they say connect the scope to pin 10 of J203
>don't they mean pin 10 of JP203.
Yes!
>I tried to use a scope but did not
>get any of the patterns but I may have had it set or connected wrong.
>I had the x volts/cm set to auto sweep. I had the sweep range set to
>10 or 2 msec dc.
If you mean 10 or 20, that should be ok.
>I had the y volts/cm set at 1 volt/cm dc. I had one
>lead connected from the y input to pin 10 of JP203 in test 5 & 6 and
>to pin 7 of U202 in the test 7. I used an audio generator signal at
>about .3 khz in test 7. No leads was connected to sync out, trigger
>out, x input, or ground terminals on the scope. When I connected the
>scope the pattern would change but the pattern did not change when
>I ran the programs. The pattern on test 7 would change when I changed
>the audio frequency. The patterns I got were roughly sin waves of
>various amplitude. Any suggestions will be appreciated. 73's John W0UT.
First make sure you understand how to use your scope. Check it on the
output of the audio generator.
Do you have signal output on pins 21 or 22 of U208? If so, trace the output
from there toward the speaker and JP203-10.
On test 7, do you see the gain steps on the scope as you watch the LEDs change?
Ron W5RKN
also:
w5rkn@amsat.org
Subject: [DSP-93:531] Another assembler
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To : DL3DA
From: W5RKN
Time: 124208UTC
Date: 28 Mar 1995
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Hello Karl,
> Hello Ron, hello all DSP-93 users,
>
> just at a time, where I get familiar with the assembler delivered with
> the DSP-93 kit, I found a new one. I had not the time to compare and there
> is one disadvantage, namely all documentation I found is written in German.
> But: It is Public Domain, the source code (Turbo Pascal 6.0) is available
> and it supports a lot of CPUs i.e. the TMS 3202x, the Z80, Z180 and Z380,
> PICs of the 16C5x types, 68xx and 68xxx, 80C166 and 80C167, NEC V35 and so
> on. The assembler is written for MS-DOS and OS/2.
>
> The wire-connected of you may probably want to download it from:
>
> ftp.uni-stuttgart.de ( files at pub/systems/pc/lang/as )
>
> As I am only amateur radio orientated I do not know, if there is any
> english documentation. I thought I should give this info in case anyone is
> interested.
>
> 73, Karl DL3DA in Goettingen
Thanks, I'll cross-post this on the Internet mail list.
73 from Ron - W5RKN
Using the TAPR/AMSAT DSP-93 unit - ask me about it!
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Austin, Texas USA
Internet : w5rkn@amsat.org
SAT : KO-23, KO-25
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Ron W5RKN
also:
w5rkn@amsat.org
Subject: [DSP-93:532] PKT modem with DCD
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I have a beta of a PKT modem with DCD. It detects the "flag" byte in the packet.
If you would like to try it out, let me know and I'll e-mail the .OBJ file
to you. Please specify radio port and gain.
Ron W5RKN
also:
w5rkn@amsat.org
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