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@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@
Dirk Koopman G1TLH
-Last modified: Sat Sep 4 22:49:36 BST 1999
+Last modified: Sun Jun 24 02:15:14 BST 2007
Some thoughts
@@ -41,15 +41,29 @@ Last modified: Sat Sep 4 22:49:36 BST 1999
| OP Code |
+
This will be 'B' for now, but will be extended when multicasting
- comes into being
+ comes into being, the possible values are:-
+
+ | A | ACK |
+ | B | Broadcast |
+ | C | Catch up |
+ | J | Join |
+ | L | Leave |
+ | M | Multicast |
+ | N | NAK |
+ | P | Point to Point |
+ | T | Time (ping with time) |
+
|
| From Address |
- This will always be the originating cluster callsign and shall
- never be changed
+ This will always be the originating (cluster) callsign and shall
+ never be changed. The word cluster is in brackets because
+ it is envisaged that 'connected' callsigns will eventually speak the
+ the same protocol as the clusters.
|
@@ -107,11 +121,11 @@ Last modified: Sat Sep 4 22:49:36 BST 1999
A typical packet might look like:-
-
+
BGB7DJK||8BCF65DE|DX^G1TLH^M0BAA^144123^Humungous Signal!|A8
BGB7DJK|SYSOP|8BCF65FC|AN^G1TLH^What @$%7C%5E!** condxs?|5C
BGB7DJK|GB7BAA|8BCF670102|TA^G1TLH^G8TIC^Baaaaaaaaaaa|FD
-
+
@@ -131,7 +145,5 @@ Last modified: Sat Sep 4 22:49:36 BST 1999
two cluster nodes.
-
- Document Id: $Id$