Ted, It means the TCP port specified in the AGWPE Server Port in the devices config is being used by some other software. You can change it to an unused port. It is also possible you already have Soun

Windows often has a "Stereo Mix" device to receive what you are sending. On a couple of machines it disapeared with an update, but these ideas fixed it (One on each machine) https://thegeekpage.com/st

Thanks, Patrick. I’ll have a look at that. 73, John From: main@digitalradio.groups.io [mailto:main@digitalradio.groups.io] On Behalf Of Patrick Lindecker Sent: 18 April 2019 09:45 To: main@digitalradi

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Tony, Where is the RS-ID system specified? What is the process for allocating IDs for new modes? 73, John G8BPQ

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Matthew, The ARDOP busy is designed to detect any signals in the pass band, not just ARDOP signals. I don’t know details of the VARA busy detect, but practical experience suggests it does the same. Of

I run two copies when testing. You can change the port number in the TNC and Winlink Express. You need to install two copies of each in in different directories. 73, John G8BPQ

I'm testing a version of Vara that Includes CWID, though I don't think that is in the currently released version. 73, John

No, you can't monitor, but if VARA receives a connect request for a call other than yours it will report it, I think in the CANCELPENDING message. BPQ will log this to its VARA driver window. 73, John

See https://rosmodem.wordpress.com/ Download Link https://www.dropbox.com/s/fibjtxrz168ldjq/VARA%201.6.5%20setup.zip?dl=0 There is a support group on Google Groups https://groups.google.com/forum/#!fo

It is possible to run a BPQ32 station with VARA, ARDOP, Pactor and WINMOR on the same radio. Obviously only one can be used at a time, but the system will respond to a call from any one of them. 73, J

At the moment VARA can operate in 3 modes: Client, where Winlink Express connects to it via a local TCP connection and VARA connects out to a remote VARA system in Gateway or BPQ Mode. Winlink Express

As people have found VARA can be very fast once it gets going, so is very good for sending large messages. Unfortunately is has some characteristics that make it less effective on batches of small mes