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packet:bpq_commands [2025/04/14 17:00] – [System Parameters] gi3jmcpacket:bpq_commands [2025/05/25 19:38] (current) – gi3jmc
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 === ROUTES === === ROUTES ===
  
 +**R**outes lists the stations that the node can access via RF or IP links.
 +
 +<code>routes
 +BMONEY:GB7BMY} Routes
 +> 7 GB7NDH-2  192 27 
 +  8 EI2HLP-7  192 6 </code>
 +
 +''>'' indicates an active link, ''!'' indicates a locked route either loaded from the configuration file, or added by the node Sysop.  Data shown is the Port, Callsign, Link Quality, & Node Count
 +
 +Using the command as ''R R'' provides additional information including frames sent & received, retry ratio, queued frames, and time since the last nodes broadcast was heard.
 +<code>r r
 +BMONEY:GB7BMY} Routes
 +> 8 EI2HLP-7  200  38! 477    0   0% 4 15 19:08  0 200
 +> 7 GB7NDH-2  200  27! 542    0   0% 4 15 19:18  0 203</code>
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 === MHEARD === === MHEARD ===
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 **MH**eard lists the stations that have been heard on a port **MH**eard lists the stations that have been heard on a port
  
-''MH P Call|CLEAR''+''MH P Call''
  
 //Example - //''MH 1'' - List all stations heard on port 1\\ //Example - //''MH 1'' - List all stations heard on port 1\\
 //Example - //''MH 1 GB'' - List all stations heard on port 1 with GB in the callsign\\ //Example - //''MH 1 GB'' - List all stations heard on port 1 with GB in the callsign\\
-//Example - //''MH 1 CLEAR'' - Erases the list of stations heard on port 1 
  
 **MHV** lists stations in a table format with more detail.\\ **MHV** lists stations in a table format with more detail.\\
 **MHU**/**MHL** Lists stations with UTC/Local timestamps instead of time since last heard. **MHU**/**MHL** Lists stations with UTC/Local timestamps instead of time since last heard.
 +
 +SYSOPs can replace the call filter with 'CLEAR' to erase the MHeard lists. //Example - //''MH 1 CLEAR''
  
 //Sample Output//\\ //Sample Output//\\
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 === ROUTES === === ROUTES ===
  
----- +**ROUTES** allows a Sysop to add a permanent route to another node without needing to restart their node. 
-=== NODE ===+ 
 +<code>ROUTES Callsign Port# Parameters</code> 
 + 
 +//Example - // ''ROUTES G8BPQ-2 2 100''   - Set a route for G8BPQ-2, on port 2, with quality at 100\\ 
 +//Example - // ''ROUTES G8BPQ-2 2 !''   - Set a route for G8BPQ-2, on port 2, and toggle 'Locked Route' flag\\ 
 +//Example - // ''ROUTES G8BPQ-2 2 100 !''   - Set a route for G8BPQ-2, on port 2, with quality at 100 and toggle 'locked' flag\\
  
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 +
 === SAVENODES === === SAVENODES ===
  
-**SAVENODES** immediately saves the NODES (and ROUTES ??) table for reloading when BPQ is restarted, rather than rebuilding them.+**SAVENODES** immediately saves the NODES and ROUTES tables for reloading when BPQ is restarted, rather than having to wait while they are rebuilt from received broadcasts.
  
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 === KISS === === KISS ===
 +
 +**KISS** sends a KISS command/value pair.  Parameters required are port, command, and value all specified in decimal
 +
 +''KISS 1 2 3''
  
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