[aprssig] delayed packets
Keith VE7GDH ve7gdh at rac.caWed Mar 10 15:19:50 UTC 2010
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Wes AI4PX wrote... > Two delayed packets delivered to aprs IS out of sequence. Each of them hit > different digipeaters but ended up entering aprs IS at the same point n2zz-5 > in Aiken. They are running UI-View over there. Here is (what seems to be ) > another case of UI-View delaying packets. And yes, I know everyone will > rush in offering alternatives like the DSL modem might have issues or a > digipeater could have delayed the packets due to a stuck squelch etc etc.... > but in the end, in each case I've seen delayed packets it has > *always*involved UI-View. You might want to check and see if N2ZZ-5 is using a newer KPC3+ in KISS mode. It seems that in KISS mode, the TNC delays packets sent to the client after a few weeks of operation. That is a TNC issue and not a UI-View issue. The operator could set UI-View to restart every day (schedule editor) which would in effect restart the TNC in KISS mode each time it is restarted. It's a work-around for a TNC issue. 73 es cul - Keith VE7GDH -- "I may be lost, but I know exactly where I am!"
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