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home | newest check | boards | help index | log | ps | userlogin | send sysop | slog | status forward | bcm news | users | version | remove cookieEI2GYB > PACKET 05.10.25 04:37l 117 Lines 5116 Bytes #19 (0) @ WW BID : 46207_EI2GYB Subj: INTRODUCTION TO PACKET RADIO ((INTRO)) Path: JH4XSY<N3HYM<EI2GYB Sent: 251004/1928Z 46207@EI2GYB.DGL.IRL.EURO LinBPQ6.0.25 Hi ALL, Every now and again I send out this fie in 18 parts. I was given kind permission from Larry many years ago to keep the guide going, with the promise of sending "As Is" & un-edited. Much has changed over the years in terms of packet radio however its still nice to look back on this guide as much is still relevant. Enjoy de Steve EI2GYB INTRODUCTION TO PACKET RADIO by Larry Kenney, WB9LOZ This series of eighteen articles was originally written in 1988 to appear in Nuts & Volts, the newsletter of the San Francisco Amateur Radio Club. The series has been widely distributed since then, with revisions issued in 1991, 1993, and 1995. Now that the series appears on the Web, it is continuously updated, as needed, at this site. CONTENTS Part 1.........What Is Packet Radio? Part 2.........Getting on the Air With Packet Part 3.........TNC Commands - Part 1 of 3 Part 4.........Digipeaters and Nodes - the basics Part 5.........Introduction to the Bulletin Board System Part 6.........BBS Commands - Using the Packet BBS Part 7.........Packet Message Addressing Part 8.........The Packet Message - A Detailed Look Part 9.........Packet Radio White Pages Database Part 10........Using the Node Network - Part 1 of 2 Part 11........Using the Node Network - Part 2 of 2 Part 12........National Traffic System and Packet Radio Part 13........TNC Commands - Part 2 of 3 Part 14........TNC Commands - Part 3 of 3 Part 15........Tips for Better Packet Operation Part 16........Packet Radio Review - Quiz Part 17........Packet Radio Review - Answers Part 18........WB9LOZ's Parting Comments INDEX Subject Part Subject Part A L Awlen.................13 List Commands.........5,6 AX25L2V2..............13 M B Mall..................3 BBS...................5,6 MaxFrame..............14 Beacon................13 Mcon..................3 Bye Command...........6,11 Message Nomenclature..8 Bulletins, Send.......6 Message Structure.....6 C MFilter...............14 Check.................13 MHeard................14 Cmsg..................13 Monitor...............2,3,6 Connect...............2 Mrpt..................3 Converse MoConverse Mode.......2,3 Mstamp................3 CQ Command............11 Mycall................2 D N Digipeaters...........4 National Traffic Sys..6,12 Disconnect............2 Node Commands.........10,11 Download Command......6 Node Network..........4 Dwait.................3 Nodes Command.........4 E P Echo..................3 Packet Message Parts..8 F Packet Test...........16 File Directory Cmds...6 Packet Test Answers...17,19 Frack.................3 Packet Tips...........15 G Paclen................3 Gateways..............7 Parameters, TNC.......13,14 H Parms.................11 Headerln..............3 R Help..................5,6 Read Commands.........5,6 Hierarchical Address..7 Retry.................3 I Routes................11 Ident.................11 S Info Command..........6,11 Send Commands.........6 Introduction..........1 Status Command........6 J T J Command.............6 TNC...................1,2 K U Kill Commands.........5,6 Unproto...............3 Kiss..................13 Upload Command........6 Users.................11 V Via...................2 W White Pages...........9 8 Index by Hal Godfrey, N6AN 8bitconv..............13 COPYRIGHT AND MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION The eighteen parts of this "Introduction to Packet Radio" are not copyrighted. They may be copied, printed, duplicated, distributed, and published in newsletters without further permission from me. I, however, request the following: that I be given credit for writing the material that none of the content, including callsigns, be changed that it be stated that the latest edition of the series is available in its entirety at this website (http://www.choisser.com/packet/) that on the Web, links be made to this site rather than posting copies (so the latest edition will be read by packet users). The material is continuously being updated as conditions warrant. Comments on the material are welcome. 73, Larry Kenney, WB9LOZ Packet: WB9LOZ@N6EEG.#NCA.CA.USA.NOAM
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