[drats_users] D-RATS 0.3.0b5

[Nate Duehr]

Thanks Dave, 

That made it all clear... 

Nice to chat with you on the Ratflector also.

Dan, I noticed that in the latest Beta's there's a "Ratflector password"
box, but I didn't see any way to set one in the Reflector app itself. 
Is that an unfinished feature?

We've pre-warned the local group and I have linked a Repeater Proxy to
our local UHF repeater here, and then also to the RF Ratflector.  

Understanding that remote Ratflector users can't hear or see our local
voice traffic... so there's ample opportunity for "clashes", and I've
published my phone number to reach me to shut it down, so we'll have it
up for a little while... 

No plans for this to be permanent... just trying to gather up some
interest in the area in trying out all the D-RATS software can do.

Nate WY0X

On Wed, 29 Apr 2009 13:08:20 +1000, "David Tilson"
<dave at daves-portal.com> said:
> G'day Nate,
> 
> > Anyone want to detail how to connect my home station to the 
> > "RF Allowed Ratflector", we'd be happy to have others join in 
> > and say hello.I'm currently linked to ref.d-rats.com:9001 if you want
> to do some tests.
> 
> To link your radio to the Ratflector you will need to fire up the D-RATS
> Repeater.
> 
> In Repeater:
> Add a Com port to connect to your radio.
> Add a second port to net:ref.d-rats.com:9001
> Tick Accept Incoming Connections to port 9000
> Select ON.  If connections have been established all of the port
> information will be greyed out.
> 
> You can now start a local session of D-RATS and set your local serial
> port to net:localhost:9000 (or the IP address of your repeater).  What
> gets sent / received through D-RATS "SHOULD" now be sent to the
> Ratflector and also RF.
> 
> Hope that helps...
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> Davidt, VK3UR
> 
> 
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