[Xastir] Change to RELAY digipeat function

[Wes Johnston]

transpearant mode just allows you to send the data portion of packets
containing 8 bit characters.... converse mode works the same way, but
you are limited to printable ascii characters 32-255.

I think Jason wants to contruct the entire packet, header and all.  And
that will require KISS mode or 6pack.... or wa8ded mode.

Wes

Jerry Chamberlin wrote:

>You can do it with an old Bell 202 (Some 212 in Canadian mode) Modem..
>It is just 1000/2000 split FSK transmitter/receiver.
>I wrote my own pachet decoder / sender for one wa back when I could not afford a
>TNC. (Yes I remember Bardot)
>
>TNC in Ascii mode builds the packets for you.
>Bit level. You can send transparent mode binary, Yes....
>This takes some decoding, but should work.
>
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>On Wed, 4 May 2005, Jason Winningham wrote:
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>>On May 4, 2005, at 7:23 AM, Bennett, Joe wrote:
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>>>What you see via terminal mode is the
>>>ASCII version. Therefore those types of interfaces
>>>trying to handle an ACSII packet via an off board
>>>means cannot support digipeating.
>>>      
>>>
>>What?  I can't do bit-level manipulation on a packet with a "standard" 
>>(non-KISS) TNC?  I can't craft the entire packet by hand (er, program) 
>>and send it over the air?
>>
>>-Jason
>>kg4wsv
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