HOW TO INSTALL AGW PACKET ENGINE

• Software needed:
  WINSOCK Ver.2 for Win95 (WS2SETUP.EXE);
  AGWPE (AGWPE.ZIP); (AGW PACKET ENGINE 's Home Page on http://www.raag.org/sv2agw/ );
  DRIVER (DRIVERS.ZIP, SYSTEM.ZIP);
• At first install WINSOCK Ver.2 (for Windows 95 only) (you can download it from SV2AGW's web site or from Microsoft or other); just click on the icon;
• Install AGWPE (ver. 2000.50 o later), in a directory called (i.e.) AGW;
• In AGWPE.INI, under the voice TCPIPINTERCONNECT, make sure there is ENABLE=1 (or select WINSOCK Interface right-clicking with the mouse on AGWPE icon);
• Remember that agw packet engine is fully functional; only if you use dial up adapter and tcpip (AGWDIAL.ZIP) you can use it only for 45 minutes, than need to register: but you can make packet without using tcpip and dial-up!
  When you load agw packet engine, right-click on the icon and select DIAL UP NETWORK; than select THANK'S NO TCPIP.
• Run AGWPE.EXE and right-click on the icon; select PROPERTIES > NEW PORT and in the window TNC SETUP configure in this way:
  SERIAL PORT : 1 or 2.. where there is the modem modem;
  BAUDRATE : 1200;
  TNC TYPE : BAYCOM SERIAL;
  KISS : KISS SIMPLE;
  PORT : SINGOL;
  OPZION : Address and IRQ of the Com port you are using;
  TNC RADIO PORT: it's just a name for the port;
  In the window TNC COMAND:
  if you allow the software setting itself, just select BAUDRATE=1200;
  If it's the first time you are running AGWPE make sure there is only one radio port (baycom serial) (or remember to select it); now EXIT and re-load AGWPE.

Now you can run one of the following software (also all together!):

• AGW PACKET ENGINE + AGW UTILITY + modem Baycom + WINDOWS;

• AGW PACKET ENGINE + TSTHWIN + modem Baycom + WINDOWS;

• AGW PACKET ENGINE + WINPACK + modem Baycom + WINDOWS;

• AGW PACKET ENGINE + RXCLUSTER + modem Baycom +WINDOWS;

• AGW PACKET ENGINE + SV1AIZ WINBBS + modem Baycom + WINDOWS;

• AGW PACKET ENGINE + WFTHOST WFTMAIL + modem Baycom + WINDOWS;

• AGW PACKET ENGINE + WINFBB + modem Baycom + WINDOWS;

NOTE:

1. Using a modem with external power supply there are no problem at all, but using a modem which gets voltage directly from Serial Port, you can have some problem running under windows (some program changes serial port's pin status time to time).

73 de iz7ath, Talino