Lynn, Thanks for the info on the KPC 3 setup. And, understood to use the same passcode that I was issued and used with Pinpoint. 73's, John

The KISS-type port provides initialization strings for a Kenwood internal TNC. Yes, I know the name is misleading, but it goes way back into ancient history. What you probably want is

Passcode sent off-list. Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of APRSISCE for Windows Mobile and Win32

Hello All, I have just installed APRSISCE and intend to migrate to this from previously using Pinpoint. I understand that I will need a password to transmit via the internet. How do I go about

I have a siglink usb for main and use the internal tnc for sub-band radio. Found I have to use the menu command and turn the tnc off and repower radio to run JT mode ( frequency remote control over

here is part of the log for smiply kiss marvin kf5mlp

I have done it both ways. This time I had the radio on in PKT mode and created the port. Marvin KF5MLP

Ok, given those <OpenCmd>s, you have a KISS-type port and not a Simply(KISS) port. Was the TS-2000 TNC in Packet mode before you enabled the port or started APRSIS32? Kenwood's

OK here is what I got on the Log WinMain:2022-05-16T18:40:34.241 Starting Port(TS-200-1) Port(TS-200-1):2022-05-16T18:40:34.242 CpReader Running on COM5:57600,N,8,1 (6 OpenCmds, 4

If the TS-2000 internal TNC is the same as other Kenwoods, then Simply(KISS) isn't going to do it for you as that port type expects the TNC to be lcoked into KISS mode. Try disabling that

You 3 places to check your speed The radio The software And the com port itself into the device manager. All 3 needs to be the same. Or the driver have change with a Window update. Happen a lot of

Good luck in finding the problem and I can confirm it's a pain... Try looking to see if a driver has changed, assuming it's Windows who change drivers when they do an update !!!!? Min Standen G0JMS

Thank you Sir. I have checked the many times thinking that was it. The com port and speed have not changed. but thank you. Marvin KF5MLP

First thing I look at with the TS2000 when it goes weird is the Com port communication speed. Sometimes it gets changed for some gremlin type reason. I would also make sure that your Com Port on the

I have used my Kenwood TS-2000 with any problems, now it will not Transmit and I can hear it receive packets but does not show or transmit. I have the port enabled I heave beaconing enabled. I know

Ok so far. Set Antenna height to 20 ft above Terrain. I saw I had beaconing enabled in both the software and the radio. I turned off the beacon in the software. It should cut down the number of

Alternative, ensure the beacon on the D710 is OFF and it will also stop the ping pong and allow the radio to display APRS information. I use this successfully in a mobile application

Actually, the suggestion for fixed stations is just WIDE2-1 unless you really need two hops to get further afield in your local RF environment. Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of

Notbeing an APRSCE user nor a D-710 owner, I will only respond to your seconditem. As a home station, you should never use a path of WIDE1-1 as that causesevery station that hears you, to digipeat

BTW, are you really at 1,280 feet above the average terrain (not above sea level)? That's what your PHG is saying which is giving you a range of 63 miles. Lynn (D) -