DAPNET connector

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You can use this connector to connect to a network which supports the DAPNET protocol. You can find more information about DAPNET here.

Note

The easiest way is to use the Quick Setup menu on the device or the Quick Setup page on the web interface to set up this connector.

This connector can stay active in the background if Stay connected in background is checked, which means you can use the device the same way as before with an active connector, but it will also be able to receive messages from DAPNET.

If the Receive time messages is unchecked then the time messages from DAPNET will be ignored.

Some messages are ROT1 encoded, these will be automatically decoded if the ROT1 decoder is enabled. Note that not all ROT1 encoded messages can be recognized automatically so there can be received messages which won’t be automatically decoded.

You can specify up to 8 RICs (IDs) to filter messages. If the Enabled checkbox is checked, then the device will only receive DAPNET messages from these IDs.

DAPNET registration

You’ll need a transmitter registration to be able to receive messages from DAPNET. See this page for more information.

Personal registration is needed if you want to send messages.

Here’s how to create these accounts:

  1. Open a new ticket at support.hampager.de and select New DAPNET Account with RIC as the Help Topic.

  2. Fill in all required data and create the ticket

  3. Open a new ticket again and select New DAPNET Transmitter as the Help Topic.

  4. Fill in all required data, set the Transmitter Type to personal, and create the ticket.

You can set your callsign for both the personal and the transmitter account.