Any Hints ? John and I are pretty green at this still. Atleast we got the TNC connected to the right COM port and we're seeing some traffic from the radio.

KISS is not running in the KAM while APRSIS32 is expecting it.The "Missing Leading C0" gives it away. Best regards, Fred, N7FMH

This is how the log looks from my KAM port. My tech helper guy from the club wants to know if this look normal or not!! John ort(KAM):2012-11-29T17:43:48.906 KISS:Missing Leading C0[16]:V [11/29/12

Not knowing which tile sets are in use, I will add acomment or two ... The original OSM Tiles cover from zoom 0 to 20. APRSIS32 workswith 0 - 18. Not all tile sets cover that range. Some start at

On 11/29/2012 1:26 AM, kc8sfq@... wrote: AH! You need to zoom the whole way out on an Internet-connected PC. I suspect the world-level tile (and maybe even a few other way-out

Right on top, Thank you to all who responded to help try to drag me upfrom the doldrums of my depression. Please excuse the rant. I was flumoxedbeyond belief. God, I love ham radio and the people in

I am quite confident that talking with James will get you going, but one disadvantage is the others don't get the benefit of his/your help. That is one of the reasons for the list and all the

Ron KC8SFQ wrote... It doesn't matter with XP, but where do you have it "installed" on the Windows 7 machine? Somewhere other than below Program Files, I hope? The operating system doesn't

So, to continue the analogy... we're trying to get you to unplug the radio in your shack and install it at the EMCOMM office. When you have the radio in your shack, it is to your right. At the EMCOMM

Ron, You said you were running the program off a flashdrive. Mike WM4B

Ron, I just tried an experiment. On my laptop, I have a working version of APRS32 with three tile sets (Original, Mapquest and Mapquest Aerial). APRS32 is installed in c:\Ham

Win 7 for the internet and XP for off line. No idea how to map? a flashdrive (not familiar with that term either.) 73 Ron +++++++++++++ > Ron, > > > >I'm sure you've thought of this already, but is

Ron, I’m sure you’ve thought of this already, but is your flash drive mapped the same on both machines? (e.g. your flash drive is G: on both computers)? What OS are you running? 73,

Click messages then send message typeKC2ANT into the “to” box, click chat and your good to go. Steve Daniels Amateur Radio Callsign G6UIM Torbay Freecycle

Hi Guys, First a little story: In my ARES group we have anoperator who can't program her radio, she's not even real sure how to hookit up. she can't build an antenna and can't copy CW. We don't tell

You have to send me another message. Or reply to the one I sent you As for the 7 Kam ports, they have to all be disabled except for one. IIRC there is an option to delete them on the window that pops

hey man when you had me re start earlier I couldnt find the window where we were msging. Anyway config > ports opens side box; new port, APRS-IS, NMEA, KAM (7times in the column) Cant get rid of the 7

Hey John, Well, my understanding of that means that you have an OK APRS-IS connection. You have a KAM RF Port that's OK, and you have a KAM RF port that's stuck in the Open state. how many RF Ports

Adam still working. Not done yet. In the upper left of the screen It says KAM OK then it says APRS-IS OK then it says KAM Open. These three things just keep rotating. Whats it telling me!!! John

Have got John sorted out with that. Chatting with him now. Adam KC2ANT