If you are UPDATING from an earlier version of LAN-LINK or PK232COM, the Configuration files are not compatible. You must use the Configuration file(s) supplied on this disk. LAN-LINK uses HARDWARE Handshaking between the PC and the TNC, you must have the cable wired correctly. A cable with three signal wires will not work correctly. Before you operate for the first time, bring up LAN-LINK and use the options in the Parameter Menu to configure LAN-LINK to your station and way of operating. AS A MINIMUM, CHANGE THE CALLSIGNS. Read Section 18 of the documentation to see what the customization is capable of. Update/Save the configuration file when finished. LAN-LINK FILES LAN-LINK EXE The program, run it. LL156DOC EXE Self extracting LAN-LINK DOC Documentation file. It is too big to fit on a 5.25" disk. (* Note 1) KAM SYS Configuration file for KAM. KPC SYS Configuration file for KPC. LAN-LINK SYS Configuration file for PK232. MFJ1278 SYS Configuration file for MFJ1278. TNC1 SYS Configuration file for TNC1. TNC2 SYS Configuration file for TNC2. YAPP CNF Configuration file for YAPP (use in YAPP). If you don't have a PK232, rename LAN-LINK.SYS to PK232.SYS, then rename your TNC.SYS file to LAN-LINK.SYS and configure it. For example, if you are using a KAM, rename LAN-LINK.SYS to PK232.SYS, then rename KAM.SYS to LAN-LINK.SYS. LAN-LINK will run unconfigured, but please configure the callsigns at least. Note 1: If you are using a 3.5", LL156DOC.EXE is replaced by the full documentation file, LAN-LINK.DOC, so you don't need to extract it. Extracting the Documentation file from 5.25 inch disks. 1 Hard Disk Systems Copy the disk to a subdirectory on the hard disk (Name it LAN-LINK). then type LL156DOC and hit the 'Enter' key. LAN-LINK.DOC will be extracted from the built in archive. Print or view the documenation file to find out more about LAN-LINK. 2 Floppy Disk Systems Put this disk in Drive A, and put a blank formatted floppy disk in Drive B. Type LL156DOC B: and hit the 'Enter' key. LAN-LINK.DOC will be extracted from the built in archive and placed on the disk in Drive B. Print or view the documenation file to find out more about LAN-LINK. READ THE DOCUMENTATION FILE. --------------------------------------------------------------- Other Amateur Radio Software by Joe Kasser G3ZCZ WHATS-UP 0.42 (Concept Demonstration Version) MicroSat telemetry decode and display software. WHATS-UP contains the following features: Real time and Playback modes, Automatic Capture-to-disk of raw telemetry, Extracts predetermined telemetry channel data to a database or readable file for further analysis, Link quality measurement, Capability to print the raw telemetry as it is received, Up to 16 user configurable display pages (screens). You set position on the page (width of engineering unit field, and of decimal places) that a parameter is displayed at. Wild card page (parameter shows up on all pages), Selectable display of Engineering units or Hex byte for each page, Display of raw packets (i.e. STATUS), Color changes if a parameter value changed between successive frames, Audio and alarms if a telemetry value exceeds, falls or falls outside a preset limit value(s), Dumb split screen terminal mode (a la LAN-LINK), Customizable colors, PC to TNC baud rate, data parity and stop bits, Default spacecraft configuration files, Time of day clock display (in HH:MM:SS format) PC-HAM 3.5 PC-HAM contains a number of programs as described below. LOGBOOK Full blown logging package. With automatic check of logs for awards such as DXCC. Allows you to recall any entry by call sign within seconds. Indexed displays, QSL'ing, Contest mode QSLing (prints the lot) and lots more written in dBASE3, but a compiled LOGBOOK.EXE file is supplied. Source code is given to registered users only. Export your LAN-LINK.LOG file and put this package to work. Version 3.5 DOES NOT NEED DBASE TO RUN. CONTEST Keeps Dupes in memory, logs QSO's to disk in format which can be proecessed by the LOGBOOK package. CQSS Sweepstakes game. Work the ARRL Sweepstakes contest on your computer. You are located just outside Washington DC. A propagation model is built in to the program. This program is REQUIRED training for all sweepstakes operators. Program is based on the one described in detail in 'Software for Amateur Radio' by Joe Kasser G3ZCZ, published by TAB Books, Blue Ridge Summit, PA. 17214. WHATSON Predict HF Propagation. Contest mode with printout to whole world at hourly intervals. Needs BASIC ShareWare allows you to try the software first, and only register your copy if you make use of it. Its better than a money back guarrantee. If you like LAN-LINK, you will like PC-HAM. LAN-LINK 1.56 Registration Fee $35.00 [*] PC-HAM 3.5 Registration Fee $36.50 WHATS-UP 0.42 Registration Fee $35.00 Special discount, $95.00 if all packages are registered at the same time. Evaluation Copies $5.00 per package, $10.00 for the set. To: Joe Kasser G3ZCZ P O BOX 3419 SILVER SPRING MD 20918. CALL ________________ TODAY'S DATE _____________ NAME ______________________________________________ ADDRESS ___________________________________________ ___________________________________________ CITY ___________________________________________ STATE _________ POSTCODE ______________________ TNC TYPE _____________________ Home BBS __________ I enclose a check for ______. Please send me the latest version of ______________, and register me as a user. I enclose a disks/sase or $5.00. ($10.00 for all programs). Please send me the latest version of ______________________ to evaluate. If I like it and use it, I plan to become a registered user. Disk Size 5.25 ______ 3.5 ______ I AM NOT/AM currently using Shareware Version _____ which I obtained from _________________________________________. Signature