txdelay

txdelay

[Willie Hein WJ3G]

Greetings all,

Since i don't see it as an option in axctl or axparms, how do I set the
txdelay using linux ax25?

tia

Willie, WJ3G

Re: txdelay

[Bent]

Hi Willie

2008/11/28 Willie Hein WJ3G <wj3g@comcast.net>:
>
> Since i don't see it as an option in axctl or axparms, how do I set the
> txdelay using linux ax25?
>
You set it in the TNC using e.g. minicom or kermit.

73,  Bent/OZ6BL

Re: txdelay

[Ray Wells]

Willie Hein WJ3G wrote:
> Greetings all,
>
> Since i don't see it as an option in axctl or axparms, how do I set the
> txdelay using linux ax25?
>
> tia
>
> Willie, WJ3G
>
>
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>   
Have you tried kissparms? From my rc.ax25 .....

echo -n "Setting KISS parameters for aprs"
    /usr/local/sbin/kissparms -p aprs -r 32 -t 200 -s 20 -f n -l 20

-p port name from axports
-r  persistance
-t  txd
-s  slottime
-f  duplex/not duplex (y/n)
-l  tx tail (deprecated but useful(essential) on 0k3 HF)

To fix other port parameters (maxframe, paclen, etc) change the entries 
in /proc/sys/net/ax25/<port> and have that entry restored on boot from 
rc.ax25. This may not be important for you but it is here where I run 
max 1 and paclen 64 on 0k3 HF.

Ray vk2tv

Re: txdelay

[Willie Hein WJ3G]

Thank you Neville and Tom,

That is exactly what I was looking for. I tend to believe that KISS over
rides the firmware set commands. But things are working better now. Now
to figure out why netrom won't work.

73, Willie

Neville A. Cross wrote:
> On Fri, Nov 28, 2008 at 11:15 AM, Willie Hein WJ3G <wj3g@comcast.net> wrote:
>   
>> Greetings all,
>>
>> Since i don't see it as an option in axctl or axparms, how do I set the
>> txdelay using linux ax25?
>>
>> tia
>>
>> Willie, WJ3G
>>
>>     
>
> You have to use teh following command:
>
> kissparms -p 1 -t 300 -r 128 -s 100 -l 30
>
> where -t is the txdelay
>
> in fedora I use it like:
> /usr/sbin/kissparms -p 1 -t 300 -r 128 -s 100 -l 30
>
> because of the different path that are use among distros
>
> Hope it helps
>