I would certainly check your port assignments against what Windows is using. Fred N7FMH

I should have added, my GPS output was NMEA sentences. For this to work with your GPS, it would need to output NEMA. I seem to remember some DeLorme GPS units only had a proprietary mode. There

Please send me your APRSIS32.xml file to KJ4ERJ@.... I suspect there's an issue with your <Open/CloseCmd>s that are no longer telling the D710 to send the GPS data. I assume your D710

I had a RS232 GPS and I had used an USB/RS232 converter. In the PC, it shows up on a virtual COM port. Can you do that with the DeLorme GPS? Fred N7FMH

No that is checked. I am using the kenwood 710 with a garmin Montana GPS unit. It worked fine until the update. GPS is enabled as checked off. Adrian ve6tdx

Fred. How are you mapping a USB port to a computer port? I ha e a couple of Delorme GPS that I would l I keep to use with apps win 32.. Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone

What GPS do you have connected to APRSIS32? Are the parameters to access it still correct in Configure / Ports / NMEA? Is Enables / GPS Enabled checked? Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ -

Are you using a GPS connected to an USB port? If yes, is it mapped to a COM port? Is it now on a different COM port? I have had this issue before. Fred N7FMH

I think it is this setting: Toolbar > Configure > Screen > Speed size Is it unchecked? If so, add a check. Fred N7FMH

To the group. I just updated my aprsis on my computer in the car. But now I don't see my GPS or speed on the screen. I didn't make any changes from setting from my old settings. Thanks in advance.

Thank you for the updated Wiki. To borrow from Sgt. Schultz, "I know nothing" about WINE and *nix, although I did follow the Wiki description to set up my son-in-law's IGate (KN4EOG-10).

I updated the WIKI on this subject. There are 2 sections now -> Pre WINE 2.8 (same info as before: WINE Registry) and Post WINE 2.8 (updated for USB devices: reassign existing Ports).

Edit: get the radio running first WITHOUT any connections to other devices (e.g, laptop).-- Best regards, Fred N7FMH

This is my thoughts on the radio. Get it working before adding a connection to a phone/PC. Frequency 144.390? Tone/CTCSS/DCS clear of off? Do you see APRS 12 on your display? Do you see BCON on

First off, run the radio with any connections to start. It will encode/decode APRS packets by itself. If that is not working for you then it needs to be fixed first. Once you have it working, then

You may be hearing back. I usually just monitor traffic and watch friends being spotted on the map. I am not sure that I am actually sending my location via the radio. I need to verify

Thanks. I did have those set that way. I'm getting better reception now and it's all working, so that must have been my issue. Interesting, it seems to work the same whether I have the PCOUTPUT option

This is how mine is setup. You may want to give it a try the PCOUTPUT in the APRS menu may need to be off. Mine is off In the Config Menu use these settings Under Interface

You need to download the release version: Downloads Page - APRSISCE/32 The future of Amateur Radio APRS Downloads Page - APRSISCE/32 The future of Amateur Radio APRS APRSISCE/32 The future of

Of course as soon as I sent that, I realized that the radio isn't decoding the packets either, so I think I may just have a reception problem. Still if anyone has any tips or configuration suggestions