I put a lot of AI into the next client to make sure it switches back to the default mode automatically after a connect :) Rein > My bad, started thinking about what mode to use to connect to the > server. For unconnected aprs we should use the default mode of the > server. I understand that you are wondering, I seem to do so too hi hi. > > 73 de Per, sm0rwo > > > tis 2010-01-05 klockan 10:08 +0100 skrev Pär Crusefalk: > > mån 2010-01-04 klockan 18:59 -0500 skrev Greg: > > > I've been somewhat following the new features involving auto mode > > > selections. I wonder as far as just using the aprs feature to send pos > > > reports, ping, etc. What mode do I send them? It used to be easy when > > > everyone was psk250..now there is psk500 that can't be used here. Is it > > > a matter of checking to see the server status page on the wiki? Is that > > > all up to date now? Thanks for the help. - Greg > > > > > > > Hi Greg, > > > > I guess there are two ways about this, you either use the default mode > > of the server or you use the mode you think works best and make sure you > > tx rsid. When the server receives the rsid it will switch to the mode > > you have selected and ack your position. > > > > Regarding the wiki its a manual process of updating it so its up to the > > server admins to make sure its correct. Perhaps we should have the > > servers update a page automatically instead? > > > > Regarding psk500 I know you have restrictions, someone refered to it as > > living in a "technology jail". But, PSK250 is good and PSK250R is > > actually excellent. PSK500R has roughly the same throughput as PSK250 > > and is very robust, it decodes with very little signal present. Since > > switching to the robust modes the server hears traffic almost through > > the night. > > > > 73 de Per, sm0rwo > > > > > > > > > > > > -- http://pa0r.blogspirit.com