Re: How Do I Get Packets To Show On My Terminal Window?

From: M Taylor (lgmx.psonwwg@navtech.com)
Date: Tue Mar 18 2003 - 04:58:24 EET

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    On Mon, Mar 17, 2003 at 09:05:04PM -0500, Robert L Cochran wrote:
    > Hello,
    >
    > I'm a new ham and I'm trying to set up packet radio on Linux. I have a
    > Kenwood TR-7950 connected to a new KPC-3 Plus. After 2 attempts at
    > resoldering the radio port cable to the connectors, I now beleive the
    > KPC-3 is recieving packets because I can see the 'Rcv' light turn on now
    > and then, sometimes for long periods. It goes on and off and seems very
    > active.
    >
    > I am using Red Hat 8. Connected to the KPC-3 Plus using minicom. I have
    > a 'cmd:' prompt on my minicom window, and the KPC-3 responds to my
    > commands. MONITOR is on. ABAUD is set to 9600. The KPC-3 has my call
    > sign in it (KB3JCM).
    >
    > My problem is, when the KPC-3 recieves packets (as evidenced by the lit
    > Rcv LED) the packets do not show up on my Minicom terminal window. I'm
    > anxious to see packets at last!
    >
    > Can anyone help me solve this problem? Is there a minicom setting I need
    > to invoke?

    Minicom should be configured for 9600 8N1 connection, and if you
    are seeing the cmd: and when you hit 'enter' it take you to a new
    line with another cmd: prompt then Minicom should be configured okay.

    (the first two are optional)

    cmd: RESET
    cmd: MYCALL KB3JCM
    cmd: MONITOR ON
    cmd: MCon OFF
    cmd: MCom ON
    cmd: MResp ON

    ...wait some time...

    cmd: MHeard L

    If you are still having problem, check the HBaud is 1200, and CD is INTERNAL.

    I hope this helps,

    ve1mct
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