The issues we were having was with the selection of what countries to allow
spots from and also what bands to get spots.
there are now 3 columns for each band and you can select frequency ranges to
accept or not accept spots by ranges of frequencies. We were looking at the
commands sent to the cluster versus what we were telling it too do and it
wasn't making sense and it wasn't working.. Its a lot to explain in email.
but part of it was we were sending codes for coutries and it was sending a
state command. it is a powerful program but with power comes complication..
gordon n4lr
-----Original Message-----
From: Ernie Zingleman [mailto:ks4q@zingleman.com]
Sent: Friday, January 02, 2004 11:42 AM
To: Macie, Gordon; secc
Subject: [SECC] VE7CC AR-User Program
Gordon,
One issue that you might have run into was a recent change that Lee, VE7CC,
made in the program. With the very aggressive telnet reconnection process
that the program employed in the past, it was causing the telnet process on
the actual cluster nodes to lock up. Imagine more than a few simultaneous
telnet requests and Windows just couldn't take it. The change that Lee made
was to tone down the aggressiveness of the reconnect process so that the
reconnect requests are staggered. However, based on your description, I'm
not sure that this it was you saw.
The neat thing about this program is that it can act as a connection proxy,
with auto reconnect capability, between your DX or Contest logging program
and a telnet capable DX Cluster.
73, Ernie KS4Q
----- Original Message -----
From: "Macie, Gordon" <GMacie@innotrac.com>
To: "secc" <secc@contesting.com>
Sent: Friday, January 02, 2004 11:18 AM
Subject: RE: [SECC] Re: [KS4Q-Cluster] TNC Settings
> Ed,
>
> I also use the VE7CC program. It is great. I download the newest version
new
> years eve and it seems to be broke. Are you using the latest ??.. I
> downloaded 2.011 then the upgrade. 2.011 seems ok but the upgrade has a
new
> band filter layout. Couldnt get it to work right so I reinstalled the .exe
> that I had backed up.
>
> Gordon N4LR
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: K4SB [mailto:k4sb@earthlink.net]
> Sent: Friday, January 02, 2004 11:07 AM
> To: secc
> Subject: [SECC] Re: [KS4Q-Cluster] TNC Settings
>
>
> Larry Phillips/K4PIC wrote:
> > the DCD LED on my TNC usually stays real busy. If
> > you monitor the SAW3 output you see why. Most of the
> > users are not using ANY spot filtering. They are getting
> > the euro spots, even the VHF and UHF euro spots. This
> > is why the frequency is so congested! I would like to see
> > these users connect to you via the telnet port. It can
> > handle this kind of traffic much better than a 2400b RF
> > port. Do they not filter the euro spots because they don't know how?
> ----------------------
>
> This is a serious issue, but with a simple solution. Download the
> VE7CC packet program ( and also after installation, download the
> update ). Then connect to Ernie via the Telnet feature. The Ve7CC
> program is really easy to use, but best of all, it allows the user to
> set the filters they wish. Just go into filters, select what you want,
> and then click on the box "Tell Cluster".
>
> Now, disconnect go back to your RF setup, and you will find the
> filters are still in place.
>
> 73
> Ed
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