Has anyone experimented with using a Telnet connection to a cluster in
conjunction with TR Log? (No, I haven't thought this out....)
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Ron Angle, Chico CA
73 de K6KYJ From the Land of the Seven Dipoles
(former calls BV1US, KL7FAR, N6DOJ, AB6ZX)
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Sent: Thursday, October 28, 1999 7:17 PM
To: macamerlin@postoffice.worldnet.att.net; trlog@contesting.com
Subject: Re: [TRLog] Packet Interface
> However, if I disconnect (or get disconnected), the spots stop going to the
> bandmap even though I can see them on the packet window (CNTRL-B). What
> am I missing? I would like to have the band map update if data is coming
> into the packet port (whether or not I am connected to the node)... Make
> sense? Getting disconnected during a contest unfortunately happens and I'd
> rather not have to keep an eye on the connect light on the TNC. Is there a
> parameter I can change to make the packet port talk to the bandmap even if
> not connected to the cluster???
When you are not connected, the spots are in a different format, and
currently TR doesn't understand that format.
Tree
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