Kirk,
Yes you do have to define a packet port. You don't have to have one connected,
or even have the port!! You just need to define it in LOGCFG.DAT so the code
thinks there is one there.
"PACKET PORT = SERIAL 2" for example.
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>>>K4RO Kirk Pickering said:
> OK on the band map display-nice. Testing the bandmap from the
> radio in normal operation seems to work OK. Testing it from
> the SPOTS.TXT file with the command below does not work, for
> some reason. Running TR wth PACKETFILE on my contest computer
> (a 66Mhz 486dx 8MB RAM) locks things completely. Only a hardware
> reset will regain control. Version 6.65a.
>
> Do I have to turn on packet somewhere in the config file?
> I don't have an extra port to actually test real packet with.
>
> On Mon, Apr 29, 2002 at 09:44:56PM -0400, Ronald Rossi wrote:
> > Start TR by typing "TR PACKETFILE SPOTS.TXT". Spots
> > should fill in the band map at the rate of about 2 per second.
>
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