[aprssig] Re: aprsd Mic-E Problem..was passcode
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> -----Original Message----- > From: Ron > Posted At: Thursday, June 22, 2006 6:48 AM > Subject: [aprssig] Re: aprsd Mic-E Problem..was passcode > > I've heard rumors of problems with Mic-E 'mangling' > but have not seen any difinitive explanation. There are two known issues with aprsD and Mic-E packets. First, the default initialization file for KPC TNCs turns FILTER ON (not shouting, just how TNC commands are usually denoted). This causes the unprintable characters of _some_ Mic-E packets to be lost. Filtering on any TNC including the KPCs _must_ be turned off (true for _any_ APRS client or IGate running the TNC in converse mode). Second, there appears to be an issue in some versions (not sure if it is with all versions or just certain versions) with the DEL character (0x7f). This character only appears at +-9 and +-99 degrees longitude. We saw this a lot with German servers. This one seemed to be an aprsD issue since they were using KISS mode TNCs with the Linux AX.25 kernel module. 73, Pete Loveall AE5PL mailto:pete at ae5pl.net
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