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The maximum value for a RIC is limited to 2^21 = 2097152. Thus for example German DMR IDs (262xxxx/263xxxx) are out of range. Due to this we have to derive a RIC from that. For example cutting the first digit or replacing single digits with 0. As long as it is not already taken by someone else you are always free to suggest a RIC that we can assign to you. Please be aware that there are receivers with fixed RICs. People with such hardware always take precedence.
No, once the subscriber is added, you can edit it by yourself as owner. Open the Subcribers
page, serach for your callsign and click on the edit button. Then change the RIC and save the changes.
We review the applications in our free time. So please be patient for some days.
A subscriber is logical connection between a name (the subscriber) and one or multiple RIC numbers.
A transmitter is a device that puts the POCSAG signal on the air. There are many hardware configurations, like C9000, RasPager, PR430, 9k6-TX with soundcard.
A RIC is the identification number in the POCSAG world. They can have special meaning like the clock-RIC to set the date and time on your Pager or the beacon-RIC. Mostly they identify personally your pager. The assignment between a personal RIC and you is the „Subscriber“.
Every DAPNET-Transmitter broadcasts its own call periodically (every 10 minutes) on RIC 8, called Transmitter Identification Messages. If you are interested wich transmitters you are able to receive, program RIC 8 to your pager.
Due to abuse reasons, only admins can add subscribers or transmitters. Please look here and here. Once your subscriber or transmitter is assigned to you, you can edit it by yourself.
Very nice. We like the network growing. Please look here.
Please send an email to support [at] hampager.de
and give the following information:
Keep in mind that you need a stable HAMNET connection (44.0.0.0/8) to join the cluster network. There is no connection possible from „normal“ Internet. If you don't have a HAMNET connection, you can set up a permanent VPN connection into the HAMNET. Contact us in that case, we have a solution.
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Please send an email to support [at] hampager.de
and give the following information:
You can use the REST API to do so. The description is here. Please be aware that the traffic capability is limited on the air interface. So make fair use and use a transmitter group that fits to your needs. Nobody wants in transmitter group „all“ the information that someone has phoned you or your washing machine is done.
As all transmitters work on the same frequency (TDMA), only one transmitter can be active at a time to avoid interference. This is why there are 16 timeslots (0 to F) assigned to each transmitter. If you operate a transmitter it is mandatory to have your clock synced by NTP. Otherwise you will destroy the network.
Please have a look at http://www.hampager.de/#/transmitters/map and find out, which timeslots in your neighborhood are already used.
There is an easy solution with GM1200 and a RasPi. If you like to get a 19„ Rack, please send an email to dh3wr [at] darc.de
.
Please help yourself. Prices on ebay went high in the last month.
It is not wrong, it's UTC. We know, there are pros and cons of using UTC, but this is the most common understanding.
Please check, if your transmitter is a member of all desired transmitter groups that are assigned to a rubric. Especially for the DX-Cluster messages, there were complains about heavy load on some transmitters. So we added another transmitter group of the DX-Cluster messages. If you want to transmit those messages, have your transmitter added to the group.
No. The offline transmitters are registred in DAPNET, but not online at the moment. There are a lot of transmitters registered where we don't know the actual status of setup. There may be several transmitters that were registered for test reasons, but never really used. There is an automatic algorithm that deletes transmitters that have not been online for three month. But we don't have any means to distinguish between intentionally offline transmitters and non-intentionally offline transmitters.
Sometimes there are sync errors between master server and transmitters. To solve the problem, try to save the transmitter config, which should fix the problem.
Not yet. Feel free to contribute. Use the open documented REST-API and write a simple SMTP server generating REST calls to the API.
If you see something like this on your UniPager log display, you may ask yourself: What's this?
Answer: These are the Skyper rubric names and their content. Is a Caesar cipher. The version uses is ROT-1
, so every character is shifted by one.
Example: tbufmmjufo
is the „crypted“ version of Satelliten
.