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The following is a connect sequence to WA3DSP-5 (Netrom) on 221.01,
connect to N3ET-1 (KPC-4) on 221.01, cross connect to KB3UD-1 (Netrom)
on 145.01, connect to KB3UD on 145.01. Note the SX to do the cross
connect. This would be SC if staying on the same frequency. Also
note the R>###LINK MADE. The > is the KPC-4 prompt that is not
followed by a carriage return. You have to pick it up AFTER you
send the SX. It will be in the input buffer. For the KPC-2 the
prompt character is a ? instead of a > but the missing carriage
return means it must be handled the same way. You may have to
modify the case of some of these statements.
CC WA3DSP-5
SC N3ET-1
RCONNECTED TO
R###CONNECTED TO NODE
RENTER COMMAND
SX KB3UD-1
R>###LINK MADE
SC KB3UD
RCONNECTED TO
FB0023C KB3UD
@C:\PKT\RLI\KB3UD.FWD
*** EOF
The following is a connect to WA3DSP-5 (Netrom) on 221.01, connect
to W3GJC-1 (KPC-2) on 221.01, connect to WB2GWD on 221.01. The line
after R###CONNECTED TO NODE on a KPC-2 is user configurable. Pick
a unique string from whatever is there. In this case it's the
owners name. The tricky part when I figured this out was how to
get by the KPC's hanging prompt line ie. > or ?. You must have an
R line for each of the several lines sent by the KPC.
CC WA3DSP-5
SC W3GJC-1
RCONNECTED TO
R###CONNECTED TO NODE
RCUSICK
RENTER COMMAND:
SC WB2GWD
R?###LINK MADE
FB0023C WB2GWD
@C:\PKT\RLI\WB2GWD.FWD
*** EOF
I am using these scripts with the K3RLI supported version 4.6 of
W0RLI's "C" program. I do not know if it works with W0RLI's new
8.xx version of the program.
73 John WA3TSW @ WA3TSW