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Packet-Radio Digest Fri, 7 Jan 10 Volume 2000 : Issue 7
Today's Topics:
FBB 7.00g problem
help getting started
LPD Midland 401 e Midland 507
Packet
Setting up a BBS
want MFJ1274B
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Date: Thu, 6 Jan 2000 19:18:46 +0100
From: Anders Lagerås <anders.lageras@bigfoot.com>
Subject: FBB 7.00g problem
Jim De Zorzi wrote:
> I have just converted (new install) from 5.15c to 7.00g. Everything works
> great except that the monitor window does not show anything.
>
> I have checked INITTNC1.SYS, PORT.SYS, INIT.SRV BPQCFG.TXT and find no
> errors or problems.
Have you checked the port settings in fbb?
There is examples of proper settings in the fbb7 docs.
> Has any other sysop had this problem and how did you fix it?
>
> Am using BPQ V4.08
A more serious problem is the bug in bpq that makes it possible to hang
the node by trying to connect a call that contains spaces via the node.
To prevent that from happening msut you disable the node function of bpq
and the gateway in fbb.
So bpq is rather worthless as node, bpq have been a bad choice for the
last ten years, but this makes it totally useless.
Not much to do about it more than to use another node.
As long as you use bpq, don't get to many enamies!
> PACCOMM TINY 2 in KISS mode.
Since you have a tiny2 and can use 6pack instead of kiss can you use
flexnet. Works much better than any bpq.
--
73 de SM7UZI Anders Lagerås
>.
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Date: Fri, 31 Dec 1999 08:06:15 -0800
From: "Bill Turner, W7TI" <wrt@eskimo.com>
Subject: help getting started
One common problem the first time out is having the mark/space inverted.
I don't have an MFJ, but if it's like most other TNCs, there should be a
command to invert them.
--
Bill, W7TI
> > I'm having trouble getting started on HF digital. I have an
MFJ-1278.
> > I have tried several software packages. I'm currently using XPCom
1.6
> > (trial version). I can send commands to the tnc to change modes,
etc.
> > and it responds properly (or, at least appears to -- it sends back
the
> > proper acknowledgements).
> >
> > However, when I tune in on a signal, I do not get anything
> > intelligible. How do I know what I am listening to without going
> > through all the possible modes/baud rates, etc.? Are there any
beacons,
> > standard broadcasts, etc. that I could use for setting up?
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Dale
> >
>
>
>.
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Date: Thu, 06 Jan 2000 23:46:23 GMT
From: "Valter" <valterc@libero.it>
Subject: LPD Midland 401 e Midland 507
salve, vorrei sapere se esistono modifiche per questi LPD.
sarei interessato alla modifica di frequenza.
73 de Valter
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Date: Fri, 31 Dec 1999 09:51:53 -0600
From: "Mark Bone" <markbone@accessus.net>
Subject: Packet
I use an MFJ-1274 and for the program I use Paket 6.2, and they work great
with HF. you cant find any tuning beacons, but you have to use the stations
that are transmitting to other stations. On mine you have to have the baud
rate from the TNC to the radio at 300, and there is a switch that you have
to have set to HF instead of VHF. From the TNC to the computer the baud rate
is at 9600, and the terminal program baud rate is at 9600 also. IF you dont
have Paket 6.2, I can send a copy via e-mail
To be continued in digest: pr_2000_7B
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