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Re: Block specific ssid
rickvolle
Thank you Lynn. I’ll give it a try.
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On Oct 22, 2019, at 8:26 PM, Lynn Deffenbaugh <kj4erj@...> wrote:
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Re: Block specific ssid
Lynn Deffenbaugh
Please define "unfollow"? I suspect you have configured a nickname that is set to bring up a MultiTrack or you told it to remember a MultiTrack when you closed it. For the former (nickname), locate it and either delete it or remove the checkboxes on the automatic MultiTrack. For the latter (remembered MultiTracks), simply close the
MultiTrack and restart APRSIS32. It will only re-remember it if
the MultiTrack is open when you close APRSIS32. Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of APRSISCE
for Windows Mobile and Win32
On 10/22/2019 7:39 PM, rickvolle via
Groups.Io wrote:
Thank you. Another question then. I keep seeing a specific rfid that I need to unfollow. How do I do that?
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Re: Block specific ssid
rickvolle
Thank you. Another question then. I keep seeing a specific rfid that I need to unfollow. How do I do that?
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On Oct 22, 2019, at 6:30 PM, Lynn Deffenbaugh <kj4erj@...> wrote:
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Re: Block specific ssid
Lynn Deffenbaugh
RF or -IS? On -IS, you can add -b/call-SSID which is a negated buddy filter. On RF, there is no blocking. Note that this doesn't block an -SSID, but a specific
callsign-SSID. Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of APRSISCE
for Windows Mobile and Win32
On 10/22/2019 7:25 PM, rickvolle via
Groups.Io wrote:
Hello all,
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Block specific ssid
rickvolle
Hello all,
how owe do you go about blocking a specific ssid. Thanks Rick N9NWI
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Re: Triggers
Lynn Deffenbaugh
I wish! Then I could just release it! The current development version is same one that I run here and represents the latest version of the source. APRSISMO, on the other hand, is very out of date, but you can get
the latest "TestHost" from http://tinyurl.com/Get-APRSISMO and
using the "2019 Ride for Ronald" link instead of the "Tap here to
download". I really need to get that straightened out too! Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of APRSISCE
for Windows Mobile and Win32
On 10/22/2019 6:17 PM, Julian wrote:
I bet you are using an enhanced APRSIS version, with all triggers, bells and whistles, leaving the rest of us in peril! He he.
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Re: Triggers (was: KAM-XL symbol)
I bet you are using an enhanced APRSIS version, with all triggers, bells and whistles, leaving the rest of us in peril! He he.
Regards, J, M0IPU YO3FCA
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Re: Map fading
patrick lambert
Wow thanks so much, now the map its really showing.
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From: APRSISCE@groups.io <APRSISCE@groups.io> on behalf of Randy Love <rlove31@...>
Sent: Tuesday, October 22, 2019 1:10:08 PM To: APRSISCE@groups.io <APRSISCE@groups.io> Subject: Re: [APRSISCE] Map fading Press and hold your right arrow key.
That should 'darken' your map.
Pressing the left arrow key makes it lighter, or 'faded'
73,
Randy
WF5X
On Tue, Oct 22, 2019 at 12:55 PM patrick lambert <lambertinos@...> wrote:
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Re: Map fading
Randy Love
Press and hold your right arrow key. That should 'darken' your map. Pressing the left arrow key makes it lighter, or 'faded' 73, Randy WF5X
On Tue, Oct 22, 2019 at 12:55 PM patrick lambert <lambertinos@...> wrote:
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Map fading
patrick lambert
Guys my map is fading. The object on the map are ok but in the background, the map is fading. I can see it but its almost all white. Any one have this problem? Thanks.
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Triggers (was: KAM-XL symbol)
Lynn Deffenbaugh
On 10/22/2019 11:02 AM, Julian wrote:
APRSISCE/32 doesn't currently support triggers on anything, but I
have it on my ToDo list. In particular, I'd like a notification
to pop up when my wife's van is approaching home! Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of APRSISCE
for Windows Mobile and Win32
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Re: KAM-XL symbol
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Re: KAM-XL symbol
Lynn Deffenbaugh
Please see http://www.aprs.net/vm/DOS/SYMBOLS.HTM which documents symbol standards based on the -SSID for when the APRS packet doesn't contain any symbol information. This is also documented on page 93 in the APRS101.PDF specification. Not all APRS client applications implement the full
specification, but APRSIS32 does implement the symbol hierarchy. Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of APRSISCE for Windows Mobile and Win32
On 10/21/2019 1:33 PM, Julian wrote:
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Re: KAM-XL symbol (was: GPS Setup SOLVED)
Hi Randy. To be honest this is the 1st time I see this table, SSID defined icons! I didn't realise icons can be defined by the SSID in APRS. This is very useful in my case, "pure" GPGGA statements. I'll need to polish my APRS skills... he he. I am assuming aprs.fi has not implemented this feature, probably stn status conflicts etc? Many thanks.
I have tried SSID -4; truly, APRSISCE shows a bicycle; red dot in aprs.fi Regards and 73 de J, M0IPU YO3FCA
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Re: KAM-XL symbol (was: GPS Setup SOLVED)
Randy Love
You're seeing a boat in APRSIS32 because the SSID -8 is a boat since there is no other indicator of symbol. APRS.fi is defaulting it to a red dot tho.. From the APRS spec:  73, Randy WF5X
On Mon, Oct 21, 2019 at 1:41 PM Julian <iulianp@...> wrote:
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Re: KAM-XL symbol (was: GPS Setup SOLVED)
Hi Lynn. Tnx for coming back on this one. The stn is M0IPU-8, a setup I was playing with on my KAM-XL. I am attaching couple of pics anyway. Re Red Dot, I have also read your Wiki doc on the subject, but I believe aprs.fi uses it for current location on iconless... stns/GPGGA statements. I am not 100%. I didn't go through their help files. Regards, J, M0IPU YO3FCA Note: I believe the Yahoo group link needs to be updated on Wiki  
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KAM-XL symbol (was: GPS Setup SOLVED)
Lynn Deffenbaugh
What particular station was showing a
boat vs a red dot? I'd like to track down and explain the choice
of symbol.
Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of APRSISCE for Windows Mobile and Win32
On 10/21/2019 3:55 AM, Julian wrote:
Hi Brandon, I haven't experimented with APRSISCE GPS yet, but programs working with NMEA normally pick up the GPGGA and GPRMC data as these strings contain position, altitude, speed etc. As long as the GPS (possibly GLONASS) unit TXes these strings everything should be OK: https://www.gpsinformation.org/dale/nmea.htm https://youtu.be/AXwSYz6htsg
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Re: GPS Setup SOLVED
Christopher Rose <kb8uih88@...>
The first two lines may be a communication link or baud rate connection to your computer from the GPS. Once that function happens the gps is running and linked to your computer.
----------------------------------------- From: "Brandon Clark"To: APRSISCE@groups.io Cc: Sent: Sunday October 20 2019 5:40:26PM Subject: Re: [APRSISCE] GPS Setup SOLVED Hello group, I found a section of the GPS dongle's configuration utility where you can tell the dongle how to send the NMEA strings. Two of the settings are called "Main Talker ID" and "GSV Talker ID". They were previously set as follows: Main Talker ID: 0-system dependent GSV Talker ID: 0-GNSS Specific I'm far from a GPS expert (obviously), but I think the dongle was formatting the data strings differently based on what type of satellite system the data was coming from. I changed those settings to the following: Main Talker ID: 1-GP (GPS) GSV Talker ID: 1-Use Main Talker ID After flashing those instructions to the dongle I reopened the virtual COM port in PuTTY. Everything is not coming through as $GPxxx type strings:  There is still all that funky stuff at the beginning, but I guess that's normal because it doesn't seem to be hurting anything. Anyway, when I engage the port in APRSIS32 again I get a full lock almost immediately, as expected. 73, Brandon Clark, KL7BSC
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Re: GPS Setup SOLVED
Hi Brandon, I haven't experimented with APRSISCE GPS yet, but programs working with NMEA normally pick up the GPGGA and GPRMC data as these strings contain position, altitude, speed etc. As long as the GPS (possibly GLONASS) unit TXes these strings everything should be OK: https://www.gpsinformation.org/dale/nmea.htm https://youtu.be/AXwSYz6htsg
I can see you have got a Fix Quality of 2 in the GGA string which is very good. I am no expert in GPS, but I had to learn few things, forced by the hobby... I have experimented with Kantronics KAM-XL where you can find a similar setup, GPS wise. What I have noticed is that APRSISCE shows the KAM-XL GPS waypoins with a boat symbol (I am assuming it could because boats use a similar format in their positioning system?), aprs.fi on the other hand shows them correctly as waypoints (red dot). aprsdirect.com doesn't show them at all ( I learned aprsdirect.com doesn't show APRS Items either). aprs.fi won't show waypoints with a poor Fix Quality aka zero. Good luck and regards,73 de J M0IPU YO3FCA
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Re: GPS Setup SOLVED
Brandon Clark
Hello group,
I found a section of the GPS dongle's configuration utility where you can tell the dongle how to send the NMEA strings. Two of the settings are called "Main Talker ID" and "GSV Talker ID". They were previously set as follows: Main Talker ID: 0-system dependent GSV Talker ID: 0-GNSS Specific I'm far from a GPS expert (obviously), but I think the dongle was formatting the data strings differently based on what type of satellite system the data was coming from. I changed those settings to the following: Main Talker ID: 1-GP (GPS) GSV Talker ID: 1-Use Main Talker ID After flashing those instructions to the dongle I reopened the virtual COM port in PuTTY. Everything is not coming through as $GPxxx type strings:  There is still all that funky stuff at the beginning, but I guess that's normal because it doesn't seem to be hurting anything. Anyway, when I engage the port in APRSIS32 again I get a full lock almost immediately, as expected. 73, Brandon Clark, KL7BSC
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