[FADCA] K4GBB-4 Telpac Ready.

[bud thompson]

Chuck:

Win 98/ME might help - So far the vast majority of my testing has been with
Win2000/XP... but AGWPE should work with Win95/98/98SE/ME as well.
> Dumb terminal don't work. I can connect and get the return messages &
> prompts, but when I request H or I - the silly thing just hangs there till
> timeout

The assumption is that when a user connects to a Telpac the Telpac bridges 
the user to a PMBO - just as though the user had connected to the PMBO 
directly.  The  HELP file comes from the linked PMBO so the next question is 
which <PMBO>.no-ip.com are you linking
to... primary and secondary?  It is possible the PMBO you are getting to 
doesn't have a Help file.

Your Telnet should have a file  C:\program files\telnet banner_1.txt.  I'm 
not sure when that banner is presented.

bud

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Charles S Schuman" <k4gbb at earthlink.net>
To: "bud thompson" <budt at cfl.rr.com>
Sent: Friday, September 10, 2004 13:54
Subject: Re: [FADCA] K4GBB-4 Telpac Ready.


> bud thompson wrote:
>> Chuck:
>>
>> What is the frequency of the Telpac node - Is it on the Ocala LAN?
>
> It is on the Ocala LAN. The call is K4GBB-4, Connect is v kq4pp-5 352854
>>
>> Are you using it through AGWPE to the TNC?
> No - AGWPE refuses to work on most of my systems.
>>
>> How are you connecting to it? (What OS?)
> I'm using Win95. I might consider moving it up to a ME box, but only if I
> can get AGWPE working.
>>
>> Auto message exchange Telpac clients include Airmail and Paclink... but
>> you can also use a dumb terminal or any terminal program and 'keyboard".
>
> Dumb terminal don't work. I can connect and get the return messages &
> prompts, but when I request H or I - the silly thing just hangs there till
> timeout.
> I tried Hyperterm and the console of FPAC w/o any luck.
> Rick led me to believe that one had to use a client pgm.
> Also Telpac will fail on the pri server, but connect to the secondary. I
> can swap servers around w/o any change.
>>
>> Let me know if I can help.
>>
>> Not sure who we can get to test it out from the radio side, but we'll see
>> what we can do.
>>
>> We need as many Telpacs on the Florida Layered Network as we can get!
>>
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