One thing Windows Mobile developers learn is there is no such thing as "standard" Windows. APRS/CE and APRSISCE are two completely different programs by different developers. APRSISCE is built in the

My device is 5" navigation device with WinCE 6.0 OS, 600 Mhz ARM1136JF-S Processor , 128 MB Ram . Windows desktop and internetexplorer works properly. I managed to work many of pocket PC softwares

Is this on the Toshiba e830 and e805 that you mentioned originally? Or one of the other devices? If it's Pocket PC 2003, I might be able to try building down to there, but I suspect that some of my

When I double click the exefile from file manager , nothing happens . My device justcontinue working asif I didn't do anything. Do you think I need to add some dll files to windows directory to get

WinCE 6.0 or Windows Mobile 6.0? I require Windows Mobile, not WinCE. What is the error message you are being presented with? Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ ta2ey wrote:

Hi Lynn, I just joined this group and tried APRSISCE program on my device with WinCE 6.0 OS. Unfortunately it didn't work under WinCE . I managed to work APRS-CE without problem. is there anything

m6xsd wrote: See Bob's APRS 1.1 extension called "Destination Waypoints" described at: http://wa8lmf.net/bruninga/APRS-docs/MOBILE.TXT This is part of the APRS 1.1 Spec Addendum you can see

g4ilo wrote: That's maybe a reasonable suggestion. How long to make the delay before auto-disable is the hard part. I know with my AT&T Tilt the GPS will sometimes go out to la-la land for a few

g4ilo wrote: I have AGWPE support on my list, but that's not the IP/port that I mention above. There are Ethernet and WiFi serial port devices that offer a TCP/IP port to which you connect to access

Personally I think the last known position would be the best one to use when going into a building. Incidentally the last time this happened to me I forgot to turn the thing off when I went into a

My other preferred installation is to swap out the Garmin for a Bluetooth GPS when I don't forsee needing the extra info the Garmin supplies. Yep, point taken on 'Lost Fix' but I still think being

m6xsd wrote: Good to know it'll work for someone outside of me! I'm using a TT4 for testing and will be hooking it to a T2-135 as soon as I get a power supply for another BlueTooth to Serial in my

By "data source" I mean either a serial port (which may be a Does this mean it will work with the AGW Packet Engine on a PC? I don't know too much about this but it appears to run as a TCP/IP server

Phillip wrote: Is that three different TNCs and three different serial connections? Or are you talking port numbers in AGEPE? If you've got three TNCs, I'd plan to support this as running three

Hi Lynn, Is there any provision in your program to allow for more than 1 TNC port and also a beacon TXT file for each port I ask this because not all Igates etc run 1 port, here I

Hi Lynn, Your plans for COM port / NMEA implementation sound 'spot on', I can't wait to try it. I normally run a Garmin eTrex Summit GPS hooked up to my HP iPaq HX2750 PDA (currently for moving map

Jerome Lofton wrote: I'm glad you asked! ;) I have a version of the client running in development that allows configuration of a "data source" for KISS TNCs and/or NMEA GPS. This will be supported

Lynn, Can you elaborate on your plans for KISS TNC for APRS and how it would be used with APRS-IS CE. Thanks, Jerome WD4CWG

Slutpuppy wrote: Fire up any app that streams data from the Internet along with keeping the GPS on and you'll see the same thing. If you click on Start / Today, it will cover up the app decreasing

I like the app, however it eats the battery, which is to be expected, running GPS/DATA all at once. Power usage is a bit higher than I would like. Something that I would like to see is an option to