Thanks for the reply to this, Larry. I am fine that the PC has to be connected to port A. However, how do I set Port B to NMEA. OTWINCFG does not seem to have this setting.
Can I set Port B to NMEA via the command line? If so what command shall I execute to accomplish this? Thank you once again for the reply. 73, Sion Chow Q. C., 9W2QC, WQ2C Quoting k7ybz <[email protected]>: > The command console is only available on port A, so that is where > the PC will have to be connected. Set port A to AUTO to begin with > and you can change that on the fly. Set port B to NMEA for your GPS. > > Larry > K7YBZ > > --- In [email protected], "Sion Chow Q. C. (9W2QC)" <9w...@...> wrote: >> >> Dear All, >> >> I have tried to use the T2 as a mobile APRS tracker yesterday (as >> 9W2QC-9) for the first time together with an old Magellan GPS 4000 GPS >> receiver with great success. Previously, had only used the T2 as a >> mountain top digipeater. (9M4RDG-3 on 2M and 9M4RDC on 70CM) >> >> I have also tried to make the Y splitter to be able to connect the GPS >> into one port (Port B) and the PC into the other port (Port A). >> However, I am confused as to how to configure these 2 ports. >> >> I would like preferably Port B connected to the PC, with the ability >> to work command input (for remote control of the digipeater or just to >> monitor packets - to test the digipeater's coverage as I travel >> around) or KISS (switched as required) and Port A connected to the >> Magellan GPS 4000 (this unit provides NMEA output). However, in >> OTWINCFG, I cannot find a choice for this setup. Appreciate if anyone >> could kindly guide me on how to perform this, or provide any >> alternative solutions for this. >> >> Thank you. >> >> 73, >> Sion Chow Q. C, >> 9W2QC, WQ2C >> > > > > > ------------------------------------ > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > >
