[aprssig] New n-N settings for ui-digi
Bruce, KQ4TV
aprs at almostanywhere.com
Wed Apr 6 10:40:37 EDT 2005
On Apr 5, 2005, at 8:19 PM, Brian Webster wrote:
> Can anyone point me to a web page that will show settings for ui-digi
> to set
> it up properly to use the new wide-n scheme?
>
>
>
> Brian, N2KGC
>
I will post an example here for discussions sake. Later I will put this
on a web page.
N8DEU's web page has a good explanation of UIdigi parameters.
Hopefully he will update it if he chooses to adopt the changes for the
new paradigm.
/*
UIDIGI Configuration source file
Version 1.9 BETA 3 20040101
Written by Marco Savegnago IW3FQG
*/
DigipeaterCallsign = WB0NOO-2
DigipeaterAlias = UIDIGI
BeaconDestination = APZ193
InfoText = UIDIGI1.9BETA3 LastMod20050303
kq4tv.at.bwm.us see www.nashvilleaprs.net
NorthPath =
SouthPath =
EastPath =
WestPath =
BudList =
UIDigiCall =
RELAY,OHX,TN,WIDE3-3,WIDE4-4,WIDE5-5,WIDE6-6,WIDE7-7
UIDIGICallSubstitution = 1
UIFloodCall = TN
UIFLOODOptions = 1
UITraceCall = WIDE
UITRACEOptions = 0
TxDelay = 30
FullDuplex = 0
PPersistance = 255
SlotTime = 1
Frack = 5
Maxframe = 4
Retry = 10
RespTime = 100
LinkCheck = 18000
DuplicateSuppression = 30
LoopSuppression = 3
HandleUISSID = 0
ReplyToQuery = 1
PreemptCalls =
PreemptAdd =
PreeemptedDigipeat = 0
UIMessage = 1
UIOnly = 1
UIPID = 0
SysopPassword = yes there is something here
Beacon1Interval = 1200
Beacon2Interval = 2400
Beacon3Interval = 4800
Beacon1Offset = 0
Beacon2Offset = 600
Beacon3Offset = 1800
Beacon1Text =
!3615.49NS08654.31W#PHG5560/W-R-TN-OHX-Wn-N Nashville,TN
Beacon2Text =
!3615.49NS08654.31W#PHG5560/W-R-TN-OHX-Wn-N Nashville,TN
Beacon3Text =
!3615.49NS08654.31W#PHG5560/W-R-TN-OHX-Wn-N Nashville,TN
BeaconDestination = APNU193
Beacon1Path =
Beacon2Path = WIDE
Beacon3Path = WIDE2-2
AuxPath =
AuxDestination = AUX
AuxRate = 0
For Northern Middle Tennessee I am inclined to make the following
changes:
UIDigiCall =
RELAY,OHX,TN,WIDE1-1,WIDE2-1,WIDE2-2,WIDE3-1,WIDE3-2
UITraceCall = OHX
This is to allow wide dissemination of OHX WX information without it
traveling outside the interested area.
I see BMX Bulletins in Nashville So I suppose that they might be seeing
OHX Bulletins in Birmingham.
I am hoping that this might work to keep the packets closer to the OHX
coverage area.
Comments are welcome.
Bruce, KQ4TV
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Bruce W. Martin, KQ4TV
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