[OZAPRS] APRS- UI digi question

Glen English VK1XX glenlist at pacificmedia.com.au
Tue Oct 31 16:45:27 AEDT 2017


Hi John, et al. you guys are good ! this is the sort of expertise I have
plenty of questions for.

OK so VK1RBM (and a cast of others) will be hearing the WIDE1-1 digipeat
from RHR (and digipeating it)

and so RBM-1 is picking up the (non substituted) WIDE1-1 . ok.
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so just so I am wrong about this, if a WIDE digi picks up a {dest> 
WIDE1-1, WIDE2-1 }

then it still leaves WIDE 2-1 on the end, ie {dest, VK1RBM-1*,WIDE2-1}
rather than {dest>VK1RBM-1*} ... (ie my logic is the WIDE requirement
has been fulfilled.

-glen



On 31/10/2017 3:56 PM, Josh wrote:
> Yes, something does look a bit strange there.
> Here's some packets copied from my igate console log:
>
> Heard direct, path is actually just WIDE1-1:
>
> 2017-10-29 06:03:15 VK2NR-5 audio level = 33(11/12)   [NONE]   |||||||__
> [0.3] VK2NR-5>APRS,WIDE1-1:}NEUTBAY>APRS,TCPIP,VK2NR-5*::BLN2SYDTD:Tide
> 1.19M, Vis 16Km, Cloud 03 Okt, Air Qual 58, UV idx<0x20>
> Source Address is too long. "NEUTBAY" has more than 6 characters.
> Failed to create packet from text.  Bad source address
>
> Digipeated through VK2RHR - callsign was inserted but WIDE1-1 not
> substituted?
>
> 2017-10-29 06:03:18 Digipeater VK2RHR-1 audio level = 29(12/13)   [NONE]
>   |||||||__
> [0.3]
> VK2NR-5>APRS,VK2RHR-1*,WIDE1-1:}NEUTBAY>APRS,TCPIP,VK2NR-5*::BLN2SYDTD:Tide
> 1.19M, Vis 16Km, Cloud 03 Okt, Air Qual 58, UV idx<0x20>
> Source Address is too long. "NEUTBAY" has more than 6 characters.
> Failed to create packet from text.  Bad source address
>
>
> Beacon packet from VK2NR-5, path WIDE2-1 (doesn't get digipeated through
> VK2RHR because the path doesn't contain WIDE1-1):
>
> 2017-10-29 06:11:34 VK2NR-5 audio level = 32(12/13)   [NONE]   |||||||__
> [0.3] VK2NR-5>APRX28,WIDE2-1:=3356.31SI15050.38E&Test Igate -
> APRX-Linux-RaspberryPi
> Position, Igate Generic (please use mor, >40 APRSmax
> S 33 56.3100, E 150 50.3800
> Test Igate - APRX-Linux-RaspberryPi
>
>
> - Josh VK2HFF
>
> On 31/10/2017 3:33 PM, Matthew Cook wrote:
>> I was wondering if you had received that off Air or not, makes more
>> sense now.
>>
>> The path is always processed left to right...  WIDE2's (wide area digis)
>> are typically configured to also intercept WIDE1 (fill in digi) as well
>> if they hear them locally on RF.   I used to find it easier to read when
>> WIDE1-1 was simply called RELAY...
>>
>> There is something not right with that packet, if I didn't know better
>> it looks like a telemetry packet that has been thrown out onto the
>> network via RF which has promulgated thru the network to VK1RBM via
>> VK2RHR.  It appears to me that the packet originated at VK2NR-5 which is
>> itself a APRX digi.. strange...  not enough coffee yet to nut that one
>> out... speaking of which time for a brew.
>>
>> 73
>>
>> Matthew
>> VK5ZM
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>> On 31 October 2017 at 14:37, Glen English VK1XX
>> <glenlist at pacificmedia.com.au <mailto:glenlist at pacificmedia.com.au>> wrote:
>>
>>     HI Josh
>>
>>     (Carlos- I included a raw TNC dump in my email I am hearing it here)
>>
>>     Josh-
>>
>>     OK so RHR is using WIDE1-1, and RBM sees WIDE2-1  and that's the end of
>>     the line.
>>
>>     but..... so I misunderstood that a high level WIDE2 digi would 'use the
>>     WIDE1 address slot ?
>>
>>     I thought  : IF a high level DIGI used WIDE1-1 then it would
>>     automatically decrement the WIDE2-1 in the packet to 2-0 because the
>>     'wide job' had been done by it.  IE there has been one WIDE hop and the
>>     packet was to have no more ?
>>
>>     -glen
>>
>>
>>     On 31/10/2017 2:21 PM, Josh VK2HFF wrote:
>>     > Hi Glen,
>>     > VK2RHR is a wide1 digi only, and does callsign substitution in the
>>     path.
>>     > VK2NR-5 original path would have been WIDE1-1,WIDE2-1, with both used
>>     > up by the time you see it.
>>     >
>>     > Josh VK2HFF
>>     >
>>     >
>>     >
>>     > -------- Original message --------
>>     > From: Glen English VK1XX <glenlist at pacificmedia.com.au
>>     <mailto:glenlist at pacificmedia.com.au>>
>>     > Date: 31/10/2017 13:32 (GMT+10:00)
>>     > To: ozaprs at aprs.net.au <mailto:ozaprs at aprs.net.au>
>>     > Subject: [OZAPRS] APRS- UI digi question
>>     >
>>     > Can anyone tell me why I am seeing VK2NR-5 and not other traffic
>>     out of
>>     > sydney.
>>     >
>>     > Someone in sydney might be able to tell me why, or someone else might
>>     > shed some light. Yes I understand the WIDE  etc nomenclature.
>>     >
>>     > I see there are a few digipeaters and users still expecting/using
>>     RELAY
>>     > and  TRACE  ...
>>     >
>>     > ALot of old digipeaters around on hills that are neglected.
>>     >
>>     > VK2NR-5>APRS,VK2RHR-1,VK1RBM-1*:
>>     > <UI>:
>>     > }NEUTBAY>APRS,TCPIP,VK2NR-5*::BLN2SYDTD:Tide 0.73M, Vis 30Km, Cloud 01
>>     > Okt, Air
>>     > Qual 50, UV idx
>>     >
>>     > I cannot see his original packets of course- that is BEFORE the
>>     > substitutions.
>>     >
>>     > as I understand it if he used WIDE2-2, then VK2RHR-1 would be the next
>>     > and send WIDE2-1
>>     > and VK2RBM-1 would hear WIDE2-1 and since that's the end, just
>>     subs its
>>     > own call in there.
>>     >
>>     > The question is also, how come I am not hearing other WIDE2-2s out of
>>     > sydney via  VK2RHR-1  ?
>>     >
>>     > There is something I do not understand yet.
>>     >
>>     > I had a look at the igate raw packet dump but that was for some other
>>     > packets he sent.
>>     >
>>     > Thanks
>>     >
>>     > glen
>>     >
>>     >
>>     >
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