Enter your vote today! A new poll has been created for the aprsisce group: An idea was just posted on G4ILO's blog (http://www.g4ilo.com/2010/01/aprs-phone.html) for a "walker's economy mode" that

(Copying DL1UL support for other's reference) I don't see anything obvious wrong in the configuration file. Can you do the following steps for me: 1) Turn on Enables/Debug Logging 2) Close the

Oh, one other thing. APRSISCE puts a line of text below the "APRS OK" line that shows the pressure to transmit an updated position. Can you tell me what your's is saying? It will be something

dietkrebber wrote: You're welcome. I (obviously) enjoy doing code like this. It's so visible that the enjoyment of new features is quite immediate. I just checked the raw packets on aprs.fi and see

Hi Lynn et all, I just discovered your wonderful piece of software yesterday - thanks for your time on this project ! I struggle now for hours with the following: It is updating the APRS.FI

James Jolin wrote: You can drag the maps around the way you'd expect with a mouse. There is currently no keyboard way to pan the maps. As you noticed, up and down zoom out and in respectively. What

Lynn. Put the latitude/longitude in, took the filter, etc out and things are looking good. I don't seem to be able to zoom in on the U.S. The cursor keys (up and down) take me to the other side of

That all looks good. Your OSM.Path is: C:\Users\jamesjolin\Documents\Unzipped\APRSIS32091203\OSMTiles\ Does that directory exist and is there anything in it? There

(Copying the group for general information) I don't yet see why the screen isn't blue, but your Lat/Lon are set to 0,0, so there won't be many stations there. With the client CLOSED, edit the

Lynn, Sent you three different emails. Sorry, I not used to this new version of Thunderbird. To answer you last questions, I am running Windows 7. The cpu is a Pentium 4 3.2Mhz. The internet

Here is my OSM Path: <OSM.Path>C:&#92;Users&#92;jamesjolin&#92;Documents&#92;Unzipped&#92;APRSIS32091203&#92;OSMTiles&#92;</OSM.Path> Jim WA9ARB

James Jolin wrote: Yeah, I do..... Can you: 1) Bring up the client 2) Turn on Enables / Debug Logging 3) Close the client 4) Bring up the client 5) Wait for a while, then do a screen capture (if you

I'll try to help out. What value does OSM.Path have in your APRSIS32.xml file? Mine says: <OSM.Path>C:&#92;Ham&#92;APRSIS32&#92;OSMTiles&#92;</OSM.Path> That should tell you where the map tiles are

Lynn, I tried both of your suggestions and none of them worked. I downloaded aprsis32 into an empty directory " of my choosing" double clicked the exe file, got a whole bunch of stations, but no map.

Francisco Guerra wrote: APRSIS32 doesn't create the .CSV files as they make no sense until it supports GPS input. If a station can't move, every log would end up with a single entry! The T is one of

g4ilo wrote: Great reasoning and I've (finally) added it to the ToDo list. I've thought about this numerous times (mostly before I learned about OSM), but never actually tackled it. Prior to

g4ilo wrote: Yes and Yes. There are a set of APRS queries that can be sent as messages and are supposed to be auto-answered by the client. I've added it to the ToDo list. I have noticed the same

I am wondering whether it would be possible to add support for user-supplied maps? Since there is already an existing "standard" the UI-View format might be suitable? The reason I ask is that I am

It's a nice feature, and, as Julian (G4ILO) says, "direct support ofGPX would be nice". But, where are .CSV files in /32 version?. I can convert APRSISCE .CSV files to .KML or GPX with

Someone sent me a message last night. I think it said APRSD? or something like that. I believe these are queries that the client is supposed to respond to automatically. Is this something that is