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For Repeaters: Be sure you don’t steal a prefix of someone near you… can use admin via your companion to set an unused prefix. | For Repeaters: Be sure you don’t steal a prefix of someone near you… can use admin via your companion to set an unused prefix. | ||
== Unexplained Things == | |||
* All contacts not in contacts list. | |||
: With a Heltec V4 on 1.14.0 and iOS app. I see 146 contacts in my Contacts list. When I go to Discover Contacts I see 270 contacts; the ones not in my contact list have an "add" button. In Settings > Contacts I have set to Add All and Overwrite Oldest. Why aren't all the contacts in my Contacts list? | |||
* Ping Warning | |||
: You know 2 repeaters or room servers with prefix <61>. Unfortunately we won't know which of them replies to this ping request. Dismiss/Confirm. | |||
: What exactly does this mean to me as a Companion node? | |||
Revision as of 20:32, 24 March 2026
MeshCore
As we gather more tips, we'll reformat this page to be more cogent.
Documentation
- A good overview of room servers and MeshCore in general.
- Observer Nodes feed the analysis sites
Live Analysis
- Analyzer 00id Map of Nodes and other things.
- Analyzer LetsMesh Another map of nodes and other things
- Baus Meshmapper San Francisco Bay Area
Misc Info
For a G2, transmit power of 10 = 1 watt
For Repeaters: Be sure you don’t steal a prefix of someone near you… can use admin via your companion to set an unused prefix.
Unexplained Things
- All contacts not in contacts list.
- With a Heltec V4 on 1.14.0 and iOS app. I see 146 contacts in my Contacts list. When I go to Discover Contacts I see 270 contacts; the ones not in my contact list have an "add" button. In Settings > Contacts I have set to Add All and Overwrite Oldest. Why aren't all the contacts in my Contacts list?
- Ping Warning
- You know 2 repeaters or room servers with prefix <61>. Unfortunately we won't know which of them replies to this ping request. Dismiss/Confirm.
- What exactly does this mean to me as a Companion node?
