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Story: As an operator, I desire the ability to disable transmit on a station without stopping/restarting/reconfiguring the TNC, effectively turning it into receive-only mode on the fly.
Uses:
Safe Station Maintenance, Tower Maintenance keeping Rx alive.
Station Troubleshooting/Testing.
Scheduled Quiet Times for Interference Reduction.
High Availability Hotspare, a wrapper could negotiate a leader in a HA setup allowing a single Tx and mult-read setup that can reconfigure itself on the fly.
Proposed Solutions:
Existence of a file is checked before keying up and if it exists a message is logged, preferably suppressible and still looks like it transmitted (for HA console). I believe this would be platform-agnostic and backward compatible.
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I agree that it would be useful to change some of the operating parameters on the fly, rather than having to restart.
There is already a transmit inhibit capability (User Guide section 9.2.12) but it is currently only for Linux.
Constantly checking for the presence of a file (more generally a different file for each radio channel), would not scale up well when adding more and more functions to change or query the internal operating state. As an example, direwolf maintains a list of recently heard stations but there is not a good way for an external application to grab a copy.
This might be a good time to start thinking about a more general, extensible, method for external applications to interact in ways other than transmitting and receiving packets.
Story: As an operator, I desire the ability to disable transmit on a station without stopping/restarting/reconfiguring the TNC, effectively turning it into receive-only mode on the fly.
Uses:
Proposed Solutions:
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