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DAPNET/Hampager Notifications

Account Setup
Syntax
Parameter Breakdown

Constraints

Example

DAPNET/Hampager Notifications

Source: https://hampager.de/
Icon Support: No
Message Format: Text
Message Limit: 80 Characters per message

Account Setup

Make sure you register your Amateur Radio Call Sign and create an account with Hampager.

Syntax

Valid syntax's are as follows:

dapnet://{userid}:{password}@{callsign}
dapnet://{userid}:{password}@{callsign1}/{callsign2}/{callsignN}/

Parameter Breakdown

Variable	Required	Description
callsign	Yes	One or more Amateur Radio Call sign's is required to send a notification.
userid	Yes	Your Hampager account login
password	Yes	Your Hampager account password
priority	No	The message priority; if this isn't specified then `normal` is used by default. The possible options are `emergency` and `normal`.
txgroups	No	The transmitter group(s) to associate with your message. Use a comma (`,`) to identify more then one. By default if this value isn't specified then the group `dl-all` is used.
batch	No	Hampager allows for a batch mode. If you identify more then one call sign, you can send all of them in a single shot instead of the normal Apprise approach (which sends them one by one). Enabling batch mode has both it's pro's and cons. By default batch mode is disabled.

Constraints

The DAPNET API permits you to specify more than one target call sign. Any unknown or invalid call sign in that list will terminate the whole message broadcast for all call signs
If the message exceeds 80 characters, the plugin will automatically truncate the content to DAPNET's max message length
If you specify an Apprise 'title' parameter, Apprise will automatically add that title to the message body along with a trailing \r\n control sequence which may result in undesired experiences. It is recommended to refrain from using Apprise's 'title' parameter.
For messages, it is recommended to stick to the English alphabet as DAPNET cannot process extended character sets like the cyrillic alphabet. The DAPNET API will still process messages with this content but the user's pager may not display them in a proper format.
In order to gain access to the DAPNET API, you need to be a licensed ham radio operator.

Example

Send a DAPNET Notification :

# Assuming our {user} is df1abc
# Assuming our {password} is appriseIsAwesome
# Assuming our {callsign} - df1def
#
apprise -vv -b "Test Message Body" \
   "dapnet://df1abc:appriseIsAwesome@df1def"

# Assuming our {user} is df1abc
# Assuming our {password} is appriseIsAwesome
# Assuming our {callsign}s are - df1def,df1ghi and df1def-12
# This will result in two target call signs as the plugin is going
# to strip the '-12' ssid and detect the dupe call sign
# 
apprise -vv -b "Test Message Body" \
   dapnet://df1abc:appriseIsAwesome@df1def/df1ghi/df1def-12

# Assuming our {user} is df1abc
# Assuming our {password} is test
# Assuming our {callsign} - df1def
# Assuming our {priority} - emergency
# Assuming our {txgroups} - 'dl-all', 'all'
apprise -vv -b "Test Message Body" \
   "dapnet://df1abc:test@df1def?txgroups=dl-all,all&priority=emergency"

Quick Links:

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