[aprssig] Using SSID's outside 0 to 15
Kai Gunter Brandt kai.brandt at hjemme.noThu Mar 4 15:35:23 UTC 2010
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Lynn W. Deffenbaugh (Mr) wrote: > kai.brandt at hjemme.no wrote: >> >> If it's only one-way from HF to APRS-IS / V/UHF then it's probably ok. >> But if you want to send a message to the HF station i think this is >> going to be more problematic. >> > > APRS messages do NOT use the AX.25 header for the intended recipient. > The recipient of the message is in the payload portion which is sent in > un-encoded ASCII on all mediums (that I know of). Any replies or acks > (which are really just APRS messages with special text) would be sent > from the extended -SSID on HF or APRS-IS and would then (should then) be > gated back to VHF as 3rd party packets within which the IGate's call > goes in the AX.25 header and the gated source call again goes into the > payload which can handle anything. Yes this is true but i got the impression that the senders callsign was xxxxx-AP then the TNC is not going to accept that. But then it's more clear to me how this application is working. > Check out aprs101.pdf or just look at a bunch of raw packets on your > favorite APRS client (web or otherwise). Or just send a message to > KJ4ERJ-AP (an APRS-IS client) from your RF and see if you get an ack. > If I'm around, we could QSO. I got an ack. Kai Gunter LA3QMA
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