Yes, it matters. When you first start the software, it asks you to center on your location and hit Transmit. If you zoom in on a different location and hit Transmit again, it will ask

Hello all.. I was poking around the software looking for a spot to put in the static location of the node instead of using a gps unit on it. Is this needed or does it not matter. Thanks.

Lynn does a great job of keeping the XML "mostly" backward compatible. When you update the EXE through his About, it asks to start the new EXE. When you start the new EXE, it reads the XML from the

Hi Everyone Thanks for all the great suggestions. One thing I'm wondering about is what the program will do in those cases where it's updated changing the XML file format but

You can also do this with shortcuts that have a different "Start In:" directories within the Windows shortcut. find it easiest to have the MAPS in a base directory which each of the XLM files

Just make a .BAT file that changes to the directory of choice and starts APRSIS32.EXE in that directory. You can then execute the .BAT however you want to. Or set the default directory in your

You can do this, as well as run multiple copies of APRSISCE/32 at one time, each one with a different XML file if you choose. You could create a shortcut that starts up each version pointing to

Hello Every Body, I wished APRSIS32 had an command line option to say witch APRSIS32.XML it should load. Why do i want that: Becuase I want to start APRSIS32 from lets

I am starting to think there should be a shorter delaybetween Development and Release versions. The current release version is over a year old, and much hashappened since then. Can we say after a

Well when this comes out of the Devversion into release I will re write the Sat Ops section of the WIKI. Gives me an excuse to play ISS again Steve Daniels Amateur Radio Callsign

KD4DRA just mentioned something that I'm not sure made it into the release notes. See Screen / Brightness / Bright or Dim. As long as you're not running 100% opaque (right arrow the whole way), this

Can you do the following: 1) Check Enables / Logging / Port() 2) Check Enables / Logging / File Enabled 3) Attempt to enable your port. 4) Close the

OK, but I know that when I beacon to both RF and IS, I can check a list of raw packets from aprs.fi and typically see some small minority of beacons on RF - enough to give me a warm fuzzy that the RF

Under enable > ports > all is selected and and the 710 port is not grayed out. I simply can't select it. Under configure > port > D710, I check enabled and accept and it does not enable. I am

I was referring to Lynn's example that said, "The situation is that an IGate is transmitting beacons only via RF. A digipeated copy of that packet is received by the same IGate and is gated to the

Because the station wants to ensure that his RF is operating as desired without the "interference" of direct APRS-IS delivery of his packets. Because you're trying to get some other

Please clarify "can't get the port to enable". Is it that the Enable is grayed out, that Enable checks and nothing happens, or what are the symptoms you are experiencing.

Who says the station is an i-gate? The operator may only be listening to the APRS-IS to hear more activity than is available on the local RF channel. - in other words, why beacon on RF only and thus

I must be missing something. Why would an IGate not beacon both on RF and Internet - in other words, why beacon on RF only and thus rely on gating yourself after a digipeat in order for those packets

I am using the D710 configuration that is listed on the wiki. No matter what I do I can't get the port to enable. Is there more configuration that I'm missing?