[DXBase] Internet spot filtering

Sat, 6 Jul 2002 09:44:47 -0700

The cluster command differs depending what type of cluster program the node
is running. There are several flavors of cluster these days, including the
original DX PacketCluster by AK1A, the shareware clx, AR-Cluster, and
others. HELP OVERVIEW doesn't work with AR-Cluster. The system prompt from
the node will tell you what program is being used (e.g., "arc" for
AR-Cluster).
As far as I know, the user filtering flexibility is highest with AR-Cluster,
which is what my node runs. As Ron, N5IN, mentioned, with an AR-Cluster,
HELP FILTERS is a good place to get started. More specifically, HELP
SET/FILTERS or HELP SHOW/FILTERS gives you the details. The full user manual
for AR-Cluster is at
http://www.ab5k.net/ArcDocs/UserManual/ArcUserManual.htm
Generally, the functionality of a cluster node is the same whether a user
connects on VHF with a TNC or via the internet using telnet. Telnet is
typically much faster.
Jim McDonald - N7US
Mesa, Arizona
[email protected]
N7US AR-Cluster:
telnet://n7us.net (just enter n7us.net instead of an IP address)
----- Original Message -----
From: "Tony Cash [KD4K]" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>; "dxbase" <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, July 06, 2002 9:22 AM
Subject: Re: [DXBase] Internet spot filtering
The documentation for these commands is at the cluster you are
connected to via DXBase. The commands that I told you to send
were sent to the cluster via your telnet connection in DXBase.
They are NOT DXBase commands. You can type HELP OVERVIEW
in the Internet Packet window and hit enter and the cluster will send you
a list of commands. To see the help on a particular command you
would type "HELP command" like HELP SHOW/FILTERS will
get you a list of the filters that can be set on that cluster. I have found
it best
to maximize your Internet Cluster window when doing this, also click the
icon on the Internet Cluster toolbar to "Block Internet Updates" while you
are reading the help files, this will keep the Cluster spots from
interfering
with you while you are reading the help files.
----- Original Message -----
From: <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, July 06, 2002 9:20 AM
Subject: Re: [DXBase] Internet spot filtering
> Tony,
> Tnx for the tip...works great! Where is the documentation located for
these
> commands?
> 73 de Stokley, W3SB
>
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