Hi Lynn, Every now and then I get a request to accept a tactical call. Most of the time I end up selecting “never”. But, I was thinking, it might be nice to have a time function. Something

Lynn, I followed the link that you supplied and that worked just fine. Thank you. Still not sure why the automatic version check failed, but now running the latest version no problems. Have a great

The IGateEnabled log only shows whether or not APRSISCE/32 considers the IGate to be enabled, that is, the APRS-IS port enabled AND at least one RF Port enabled. It was introduced so I

You can connect multiple serial leads, it was done a lot for Packet, but the data is addressed. Multiple TNCs connected all able to communicate. Search for Netrom diode matrix steve G6UIM

Thanks for the update Lynn, but aren't these packets supposed to show up in the IgateEnabled/Transmit trace log also? Thanks & regards, Yatharth Verma VU3NUF

From https://aprs.fi/?c=raw&call=RS0ISS&limit=1000&view=normal 2018-11-24 16:01:09 EST: RS0ISS>CQ,qAR,VU3NUF:>ARISS - International Space Station2018-11-24 16:03:09 EST:

I think the issue willstill be format. You really want both devides that need NMEA data tosee it as raw input. Feeding it into the TT4 and back out throughBluetooth will have it in KISS format.

In reality. I think you can have multiple devices connected as "receivers", as long as only 1 is sending. I have done this on other serial devices, but never tried it on a GPS. GPSd is a good

Hi! Carrying forward on my previous issue wherein I had said that an ISS packet received through RF is not being Igated, I am putting down some detailed points to explain better and seek

Thanks Steve and Fred for your suggestions. I'm quite familiar with gpsd and taking the serial GPS data from my TT4 and feeding a gpsd instance with it. What changed for me though is that my TT4

I would look into GPSD which is designed to do this sort of thing. I have a GPS unit into an RPi running GPSD, that feeds NTP to creat a time source on my network and also feeds NMEA data to any

In the meantime: You might be able to run your NMEA from the TT4/GPS into serial port sharing software. Then not only APRSIS32 can use it, but also other applications requiring a COM port. The COM

The 2nd packet was indeed an internal packet which was showing in the scrolling window but was not getting transmitted. Thanks. Yatharth VermaVU3NUF

Use a browser to go to the following URL and see what it gives you: http://ldeffenb.dnsalias.net/APRSIS32/APRSIS32.exe.201811071513 If you get a file that is exactly 3,768,320 bytes,

Hi Lynn and group, I want to toss the following out as a possible enhancement/wish list item please.... I had a need a while back to run multiple GPS driven applications and in my case, I'm running

I attempted the download again this morning with my Anti-Virus and firewall both disabled. This is the APRSIS32.log entries from that download attempt: WinMain:2018-11-29T15:49:51.243

Hi All Not sure if this is going to help. Correct the Kenwood TM D-710A does not have a GPS and putting in the GPS position and pressing “USE” it will transmit in APRS mode on the

Thank you, Rob. The Kenwood TM-D 710A that I have does not have GPS, depended on an external NEMA device. I have set the location in the APRS submenu to my QTH. I thought APRSISC would follow.

The scrolling list on the left side of the window is not the APRS-IS packet stream, but is the total packet stream being processed by APRSISCE/32. To see just the APRS-IS stream, you

Hi Lynn/Robert, I am seeing this packet in the APRS-IS packet stream window (print screen attached) for my primary station VU3NUF. 'Telemetry is controlled via Enables / Telemetry Enabled or via