If you look in the attached file you will see a line in red that tells us that a grid square with the last 2 letters in lower case is not according to specification. I looked through the aprs program

Remember, that if you intend to TX from APRSISce/32 through the AGW port, it will on TX on the KISS PORT ID 0 (zero). So the best method would be: D710/Signalink/AGW combo would be KISS port 0 (zero)

Yikes! So far, I only select Single-Port when dealing with the D710. from any program. -- KD7YZ Bob EM88LL

One option, which might not do everything you want, but will split the decodes into ports is to use AGWmonitor. This is a kind of TCP sniffer for AGW information. It will have a tab for each AGWpe

On Tue, Dec 24, 2019 at 09:03 AM, Lynn Deffenbaugh wrote: ....... > > So, if you ahve a single instance of AGWpe reading both your D710's > audio direct as well as the SDR, you're already receiving

AGWpe supports multiple ports.  They all come over the single TCP/IP port connection to APRSISCE/32.  APRSISCE/32 will receive from all channels and display the receptions, but it can only transmit

Season's greetings Lynn, Rob, Jack: I am using AGWPE (Paid), called "Packet Engine Pro". In AGWPE (PEP) I set up a single TNC from "SoundCard". This Device is the Data-Port-Cable going from the D710

There are many ways, but all require a separate computer application acting as a TNC. Any RTL application to control the RTL dongle will allow the RTL to be the input, the Virtual Audio Cable (VAC)

APRSISCE/32 does not support soundcard decoding.  Look for DireWolf, UZ7HO's SoundModem, or SVG's AGWpe.  There are various ways to interface APRSISCE/32 to these soundcard decoders so you can see

Bob, I have a kenwood D-710 and the data cable. Can you share how you have it hooked up? Jack L. Blake

GM Is there a way I can configure APRSIS32 to hear a soundcard-listed device? I have a couple of virtual audio cables, Line-1, that outputs from an RTL dongle, from 145.825. I would like to have

K tnx fer info. Looked on Aprs.fi at my telemetry and it appears I'm ok. Using my call k7oi-8 for every transmission not an object like Snkrvr. My ant is at 20ft 3db gain and running 10w for now just

My digis follow this recommendation to the T. -- David Andrzejewski E-mail/iMessage/Jabber: david@... PGP Key ID: 736DCF00

Yes once and from watching the beacon string even twice. just saying

Yes, everyone that hears it will repeat it once. And digis can hear each other quite a distance away. (when not collided). Bob

Maybe. But watching the actual beacons there are numerous digi's repeating a beacon with the path set to wide2-1. Just my observation!!

I think you might be misunderstanding WIDE2-1. That is a single hop just like WIDE1-1. (It’s the -1 that counts). But it has the advantage of not brining up all those WIDE1-1 digis that are only

I have 8 digi's and I make them I'd once an hour and the path set for wide1-1 consideration for it reaching an igate or 2 in case one igate goes down it would digi through another one to reach another

Just to confirm. Please never send a 10 minute DIGI id over any digi path. Send it local direct. (no hops) If it also has a 30 minute copy then that can be sent via a single WIDE2-1 so that it can

This is what I do. My digis use meaningful callsigns with their location, and I just have it set to send an ax.25 packet with my callsign every 10 minutes. That way there’s no gray area and it