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--- packet:xrouter:howtos:whatspac [2025/02/21 15:00] – [What is WhatsPac?] g8pzt
+++ packet:xrouter:howtos:whatspac [2026/08/07 20:58] (current) – Mort upgrade: tighten emphasis markers so they parse again 0.0.0.0
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 WhatsPac began in May 2024 as a collaboration between Kevin M0AHN and Paula G8PZT, the author of XRouter. It was built upon XRouter's RHP (Remote Host Protocol) and REST APIs, so WhatsPac and XRouter are a natural fit for each other.
-Here's what the WhatsPac "Channels" display looks like on a desktop browser:
+===== What Does it Look Like? =====
-{{whatspac01.png|WhatsPac Channels Display}}
+There are 3 main parts to WhatsPac:
+  - One to One Messaging
+  - Discussion Channels
+  - Terminal / Packet Monitor
+==== Channels Display ====
+Here's what the WhatsPac "Channels" display looks like on a desktop browser (shrunken to make way for the wiki menu):
+{{whatspac01.png?600|WhatsPac Channels Display}}
+==== Messages Display ====
 And here's what the "Messages" display looks like:
 {{whatspac02.png|WhatsPac Messages Display}}
+==== Terminal / Packet Monitor ====
 Finally, here's the "Terminal" display...
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 If you choose this option, the initial connection into the packet network will use NetRom, and will require the initial node to be in XRouter's node table.
-In the "**Xrouter Node call**" box, enter your XRouter's NODECALL, including its SSID if appropriate // <color #ed1c24>(If you don't enter the exact NODECALL, WhatsPac will never receive the replies)</color>//.
+In the "**Xrouter Node call**" box, enter your XRouter's NODECALL, including its SSID if appropriate //<color #ed1c24>(If you don't enter the exact NODECALL, WhatsPac will never receive the replies)</color>//.