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packet:bpq_commands [2025/04/14 17:05] – [KISS] gi3jmcpacket:bpq_commands [2026/08/07 20:58] (current) – Mort upgrade: tighten emphasis markers so they parse again 0.0.0.0
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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>
 ---- ----
 === 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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 <code>LIS P1 P2 P3....</code> <code>LIS P1 P2 P3....</code>
  
-//Example - // ''LIS 1 2'' starts traffic monitoring for ports 1 & 2+//Example -// ''LIS 1 2'' starts traffic monitoring for ports 1 & 2
  
 While listening on a single port, **CQ** will send a beacon under the users callsign. While listening on a single port, **CQ** will send a beacon under the users callsign.
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 These commands allow for the temporary disabling of a given port. These commands allow for the temporary disabling of a given port.
  
-//Example - // ''STOPPORT 2'' will disable the use of port 2\\ +//Example -// ''STOPPORT 2'' will disable the use of port 2\\ 
-//Example - // ''STARTPORT 2'' will enable the use of port 2+//Example -// ''STARTPORT 2'' will enable the use of port 2
  
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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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 Each of the commands listed above either update or display that setting for the specified port. Each of the commands listed above either update or display that setting for the specified port.
  
-//Example - // ''PACLEN 1 100'' sets the default maximum packet length for port 1 +//Example -// ''PACLEN 1 100'' sets the default maximum packet length for port 1 
-//Example - // ''PERSIST 2'' displays the current 'probability to retransmit' value for port 2+//Example -// ''PERSIST 2'' displays the current 'probability to retransmit' value for port 2
  
 ''VALIDCALL'' is also available.  It is not possible to update the list, but it can be displayed. ''VALIDCALL'' is also available.  It is not possible to update the list, but it can be displayed.
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