[Dxspider-support] User 'ping' sequence?

Eric Carling ericc at metro800.co.uk
Wed Jan 14 18:54:38 GMT 2004


If you are using AGW, you might want to check if the AGWPE parameter  "Check
Every (units=sec)" is set too short and whether lengthening it to 300 makes
any difference.
 
-------Original Message-------
 
From: The DXSpider Support list
Date: 14/01/2004 18:31:26
To: djk at tobit.co.uk; The DXSpider Support list
Cc: k1xx at ptcnh.net
Subject: Re: [Dxspider-support] User 'ping' sequence?
 
I apoligize for not being more clear in my first posting. This appears to
only
happen on on the RF ports. But it's not a PC51 or other cluster protocol
query.
It's just a simple ax25 data [RR] frame, here's an example as monitored via
AGWTerminal:
 
  1:Fm W4QB To HSVDX4-2 <RR P/F R1 >[18:22:06]
  1:Fm HSVDX4-2 To W4QB <RR P/F R1 >[18:22:07]
  2:Fm W4QB To N4NM <RR P/F R0 >[18:22:10]
  2:Fm N4NM To W4QB <RR P/F R0 >[18:22:12]
 
NOTE: Port 1 is LAN backbone node-to-node, Port 2 is a user channel.
 
It appears to be a handshake of some sort, like "hey, are you still there?"
query. This is what I meant by 'ping'. This happens with every RF connected
station whether user or node, and at approximately 1 minute intervals.
 
Hope this makes more sense. Thanks in advance.
 
73, Steve - K2SC
 
 
> > I've just recently noticed a phenomenon since upgrading to 57.263, that
> > may  have been happening all along though. It seems every minute, the
> > cluster  will 'ping' each & every RF connected user. Is this necesary,
> > or is there a  parameter to change the timeframe to perhaps 5 minutes.
> > In my opinion, this  just creates more channel clutter on (in my case)
> > an already crowded packet  frequency. Inquiring minds want to know...
>
> What do you mean by 'ping'? Is this a PC51?
>
> Dirk
>
>
>
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