packet:bpq_nodes_on_aprs
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packet:bpq_nodes_on_aprs [2024/03/13 08:09] – m7esw | packet:bpq_nodes_on_aprs [2024/09/22 18:33] (current) – [Receive-only setup] m0lte | ||
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|_APRS indicator " | |_APRS indicator " | ||
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+ | APRS lat/lon format is bizarre. See [[https:// | ||
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+ | IDINTERVAL=15 ; (minutes) or whatever value you wish to use | ||
IDMSG: | IDMSG: | ||
!5505.10N/ | !5505.10N/ | ||
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+ | ==== Receive-only setup ==== | ||
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+ | Do something like this to achieve a receive-only igate setup (e.g. if you are listening for telemetry beacons from remotely located kit, and you want to gate it to APRS-IS / aprs.fi) | ||
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+ | This will also put a BBS pin in the https:// | ||
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+ | Put this new block outside the PORTS section of the config file, i.e. at the root level. | ||
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+ | < | ||
+ | APRSDIGI | ||
+ | LAT=5026.83N | ||
+ | LON=00101.62W | ||
+ | StatusMsg=Put a message here, maybe a link to your node page at https:// | ||
+ | Symbol=B | ||
+ | Symset=/ | ||
+ | APRSPath 1= ; I have three ports, 1-3, may as well listen on all of them for APRS | ||
+ | APRSPath 2= ; These are all receive-only ports for APRS. | ||
+ | APRSPath 3= | ||
+ | ISHost=england.aprs2.net | ||
+ | ISPort=14580 | ||
+ | ISPasscode=nnnnn | ||
+ | OBJECT PATH=IS PORT=1,IS INTERVAL=30 TEXT=> | ||
+ | BeaconInterval=30 | ||
+ | *** | ||
+ | </ | ||
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+ | Substitute appropriate values for yourself. | ||
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+ | Don't forget the *** at the end, it's crucial |
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