Hi John,
These are good comments and I generally agree with them. I'll add a few
thoughts of my own here...
1) a 'glass cockpit' style of interface - an LCD that is either itself
touch sensitive or is surrounded by softkeys, or both.
Note that the IC-2820 already has a large, dot-matrix LCD
Pete,
It seems like if I specify a TCP Port for D-PRS Interface to connect
to (I'm talking TCP serial port here - as in connecting to DVTool),
that D-PRS Interface will only try once to connect to the TCP port
when the application is first launched.
Is there anyway I can talk to you into a new
Pete,
I should also mention that this future version of D-STAR Hot Spot will
only send slow speed (DPRS) data received from the attached RF
receiver to D-PRS Interface. Slow speed data embedded in a DV stream
received from a connected gateway or reflector will NOT be sent out
the TCP port to
--- In dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com, kb9khm kb9...@... wrote:
It seems like if I specify a TCP Port for D-PRS Interface to connect
to (I'm talking TCP serial port here - as in connecting to
DVTool),
that D-PRS Interface will only try once to connect to the TCP port
when the application is
My response is in relation to U.S. regulations, other countries may
have stricter or looser regulations. I don't believe D-STAR should be
limited to the lowest common denominator. Each radio operator should
be responsible for operating his/her station under the regulations
that govern their
John Hays K7VE replied to my recent posting:
John:
I neither want to hijack this thread ...
or get too deep into this as there is most
certainly a lot of grey (or is it gray?!) area.
Probably a good discussion but one that will
in the immediate term probably never reach
a solid conclusion as so
We have so many self appointed lawyers in our amateur radio community you're
always going to have individual interpretations of what is and isn't
allowable. We are a self regulating service but that doesn't give any
operator the right to dictate what others do because they interpret the
rules
AE7Q wrote a nice little utility that takes csv files and makes icf for
various Icom D-STAR radios (see http://www.d-starcom.com/). My blog is
down right now, due to a new router that I am trying to get to do an
inbound NAT for the webserver, but there's a pretty good step-by-step
article
