The 2000 awful big radio for mobile.

Sorry Pat, my brain glitched...Didn't read the HF part. The radio I referenced was a 2m/440 mobile that was dual-band + APRS output. Eric K9LGE

No...this was a 2m/440 mobile. Eric K9LGE

RR Tnx! -- -- KD7YZ Bob EM88LL

Yes, the location of Me is what is used for the posits from APRSIS32.  And with the GPS disabled, it should be transmitted based on Time only. Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of APRSISCE for Windows

OK . Perfect. Did it. Seem to recall you told this to me once before. And I have my Lat/Lon (from the GPS outdoor ant) already programmed into the D710 .... so vis-a-vis APRSIS/32, will my Pos be

With the GPS off, simply zoom in and pan until the center of the crosshairs is where you want to be.  Then hit Transmit.  APRSIS32 should ask if you would like to move Me to center.  If it doesn't

OK. GPS "off" or unchecked now. SO, the "ME" is placed pretty nearly at the house. Or, is there somewhere in the menu system where I can type in the real GPS coordinates? If so, I have not seen it

Eric K9LGE, Regarding HF operation, not to my knowledge. Technically, the Kenwood TS-2000A may be used mobile, although I haven't attempted it. 73 de Pat

Or, you could just tell you APRSISCE what your position is and turn off the GPS. It isn't a "Mobile Home", probably. Michael Heskett WB5QLD

Ah, thank you. Smart-Beaconing. So since this is home and the rig on the bench, always, I need to turn off SmartBeacon ... right? Cuz, other than Plate-Tectonics, I am not moving. -- KD7YZ Bob

http://aprsisce.wikidot.com/doc:red-dot Greg KB3KBR Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone

This morning I see a red-dot, few pixels, hovering/drifting about my "ME"-House location indicator. It's 12 degrees(f) and I am guessing some ice on the outdoor little GPS dome. might be affecting

Pat, Didn't one of the older Kenwood mobile dual band radios do that as well (or had a third separate output) for APRS? Eric

For your, and this group's information, my Kenwood TS-2000A Transceiver is always available and working on 144.390 MHz FM with its internal 1200 baud TNC operating with APRSIS32 on the right hand B or

I used that script, I had to change the pac1: to pac: as my PTC-IIex output is pac:, otherwise I was getting errors. But.. Once the command "pac baud r300" is issued, when the next command "pac" or

If you use a terminal emulator, what is the prompt after entering each command manually? That's what should follow the ! in your <Open/CloseCmd>s. Test it on your TNC and you'll know what

This is the output from the trace(port(10.147.30)) WinMain:2020-02-14T02:44:41.877 Starting Port(10.1473) Port(10.1473):2020-02-14T02:44:41.877 CpReader Running on COM2:9600,N,8,1 (11 OpenCmds, 3

Thanks for sharing! Yes, Windows seems to like the COMM port connection created by BlueTooth better than using the BlueTooth wizard and settings. Robert Giuliano KB8RCO

Solution: although the modem connects via Bluetooth only, use COM-Port when creating a new port in APRSIS. PC settings of serial-to-Bluetooth comport applied, APRSIS32 connects and controls the modem.