[aprssig] New ##LNKn-N and SSn-N standards for consistency
Robert Bruninga bruninga at usna.eduMon Dec 13 17:48:22 UTC 2004
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To keep users informed of the changes by this new n-N paradigm, we should label our new digis in a consistent manner for the benefit of the users. I suggest: S overlay for SSn-N's "R,W,SSn" in BText K overlay for LNKn-N's, "R,W,##Kn" in BText for interstate ## X overlay for dual LNKn-N's "R,W,##Kn,81Kn" for I-90 and I-81 L overlay for LAN/LINKn-N's "R,W,##Kn,SSn" for I-90 and State I expect most if not all such digis will actually be just the X or L variety unless they want to still support WIDEn-N, then they would use the S or K for the new n-N usage and add Wn in the BText to show that it still supports WIDEn-N. For example: K overlay for "R,W,##Kn,Wn" in BText for interstate ## and WIDEn-N S overlay for "R,W,SSn,Wn" in BText for State SS and WIDEn-N Of course we keep the existing overlays: R for RELAY only digis W for WIDE or RELAY,WIDE only digis T for RELAY,WIDE with callsign substitution Tracing (PacComm ROMS) N overlay for WIDEn-N's, "R,W,Wn" in BText U for UIdigi D for DIGI_NED de WB4APR, Bob
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