I downloaded the WINMORE app and taking a quick look at it. WINMORE TNC
is a standalone app and you communicate with it using TCPIP. It requires a
registration key but I think that's optional (not sure). I brought it up
and can connect to it over TCPIP and execute some of the commands.
The MONCALL command appears to be a way to monitor traffic but it gives:
FAULT Command not recognized (MONCALL W5SEG)
I have not figured out how to configure it to point it to my sound card yet.
It has a squelch based busy channel detector but its defaulted OFF.
It has a CWID that defaults to: ON
In the technical docs they claim the 500 HZ mode has a bandwidth of 450 Hz.
A few interesting technical bits from the docs:
Bandwidths: 500 or 1600
MODE
<FSK4_2CarShort|FSK4_2Car|FSK4_8Car|PSK4_2Car|PSK4_8Car|PSK8_2Car|PSK8_8Car|
PSK16_2Car|PSK16_8Car>
BUSY Returns channel status. (BUSY TRUE = channel busy or BUSY FALSE =
channel clear. Busy status also reported asynchronously on a busy status
change (see below)
BUSYLOCK <False|True> Disable/Enable Busy channel blocking. Busy lock will
block a connection request unless there have been Tquiet ms of non busy
status preceding the connect request. (See appendix B) Default = False
SQUELCH <1-10> Returns or sets the current squelch value (default = 5). The
default value should be sufficient for most installations. Squelch only
affects the sensitivity of the busy detector (low values = higher
sensitivity)
MONCALL <Call sign (grid square)> Non connected monitor data includes call
sign and optional grid square in parenthesis
Terry AB5K
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