They are both /- though. I’ll lookagain. Best regards, Fred N7FMH

Look closely. One is 45 and the other is 46. Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of APRSISCE for Windows Mobile and Win32

Hi Lynn, Something doesn’t make sense to me. The symbols are different butthe codes look the same. What s it I am not seeing? Thanks! Best regards, Fred N7FMH

Thanks Rob!

That setting is not used. The TNC in use will determine "on-the-air" baud rate. Robert Giuliano KB8RCO ---------------------------------------------

Does APRSISCE no longer support 300 baud operation? I'm trying to setup a port using AGW and it is only showing a shaded 1200 baud. It will not let me select any other baud rate.

Lynn - I now understand. Thank you very much. Your assistance is always much appreciated. 73 Paul kc2nyu

See http://www.aprs-is.net/q.aspx Packets with q-constructs have passed through the APRS-IS. However, if you're only viewing stations received on RF, don't panic. This view

Not sure if that is the correct label. Here's my question: I have selected under - View- RF- All; wanting to display just stations that are being received at my QTH via RF. When I right click on

Just delete the XML file. That gets rid ofall the configuration stuff. Best regards, Fred N7FMH

You can delete the whole directory, but my recommendation would be to delete the following files: APRSIS32.EXE (since you think it is corrupt and want to download it fresh) *.log

I want to start over.. new install.. Just how do I completely remove all of the programs files etc from my computer? Glancing through the Docs I just don't see the info. Scotty

In the APRS world, the destination has nothing to do with a station, but is an "Application Identifier". From http://www.aprs.org/aprs11/tocalls.txt we see that APOTxx is assiged to the Open

APOTC1 is a "destination call" or "AltNet" callsign. You will find many different possibilities here: http://www.aprs.org/tocalls.txt Someone must have set their callsign to those letters at some

Hi, Still trying to redo my aprsis32.. but on the way I reconfigured my tnc as a "moutain-top Digi".. and let it play for a bit. I was monitoring traffic and came across the following.

Check your message settings. Select “butnot NWS” and I think that will fix it. Of course, I am assuming you aretalking about the message that come from them. Best regards, Fred N7FMH

Is it the arriving message that you don't like, or are you getting the MultiTrack popping up every time? If it is the former, that's the nature of the beast. If it's the latter, you can check

Hello All, Really like the weather warnings for the areas I have selected. What I don't care for are the repeated weather warnings every ten or fifteen minutes. Anyway to cure that? 73, Ken KB6KB

Oh, I think I see the problem... I have my T3 Micro connected between my laptop and my FT-897, and I fired off a packet from my TH-D72... Here's what I saw on the local server port via

Helge, Lynn may be able to speak to that... The local server port acts just like an APRS-IS port, and can handle filters. You can probably define a filter that would only serve packets