No, in KISS mode, it's just a TNC, with no interpretation of what comes in/out, so no reporting of beacons received, nor sending of beacons out. But you can transmit from APRSIS32 using it.

Did you make sure you installed it in a root directory, like c:\aprsis32, or c:\hamradio, etc.? There are problems when it's installed in Windows' default directory.

Did you unzip the program into a freshly created empty folder? And is it truly Windows 10, not one of the hybrid Windows that still claim the "10" moniker. Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ -

Yes, in APRS mode the D74 continues to beacon and display received packets in addition to passing them through the Bluetooth port. I need to try it again, but KISS may also work the

Hi All! I installed APRSIS32 - last version - on my WIN10 tablet on a Acer Swift 10 with actual updates. After setup the basics (call, passcode, ...) the program started. BUT: all I see was a small

Just curious... Is there any advantage to running the D74 in APRS mode, instead of KISS? E.g., do APRS beacons show up on the D74's display and on APRSIS32 if in APRS mode? Greg

I just paired my D74 with my laptop (once I got Windows 10 to recognize it) and created a new port of type "CONVerse" which isn't exactly correct, but for your purposes it should work.

You have created a KISS port in APRSIS32, but the radio is setup as something else. I am not familiar with these Kenwood radios and which settings are common between models of handhelds and

Within APRSIS32, you can select only those stations heard via RF. Toolbar>View>RF should get you started. The error of KISS:Missing … means that APRSI32 is not listening to a device configured

Hello, My apologies if this is a repeat question - I searched archives but didn't spot exact scenario. I would like to use APRSIS with Kenwood TH-D74 HT in APRS12 mode via Bluetooth. I only want to

On a quick read of that page, I'd say create a "Local Server" port in APRSISCE/32 and point the DX Aggregator to it "As a client" using 127.0.0.1 and the port you assigned to the Local

https://www.dxmaps.com/aprsdxaggregator.html This app appears to work with UIVIEW32. What IP Address and Port might allow it to work with APRSISCE32 (or not). Bret/N4SRN

http://aprsisce.wikidot.com/tile-sets describes how to configure additional Tile Sets in APRSISCE/32. The ArcGIS USA and World Topo Maps are still valid. If you have more

I need to know where to acquire topo maps for U.S, and how to handle them to create tiles for use with a S&R team. Using Yaesu VX8DR (3) as trackers with the APRSIS32. Any info appreciated.

I would be happy to get you the data. The only problem is that I do not have the ID51A, but I can get it back in the next few days. Just to make sure we are on the same page. The THD74a

Rich, Can you detail every setting you're using in the D74 to get the DStar data channel delivered to APRSIS32? I have a D74, but no other DStar radio, so I may or may not be

Hi Rich From what I have read and understand on the groups, the Icom D-STAR radio's do not do APRS. They do DPRS which is not compatible with the APRS protocol. I believe Pete Lovell AE5PL has

The USB cable has ferrite on it. The noise is from the screen. It occurs even with the cable disconnected and the laptop on battery. I can see the noise right at 144.3900 with an SDR

The 74A is sending the GPS data directly from the DStar simplex signal. In otherwards the radio is not in APRS/KISS mode which you cannot do while using DStar. APRSIS32 sees the GPS data

If you are using USB, try a cable with filters on it. Also try a 3-prong adapter when plugging the laptop into AC. Regarding D-Star stations on your map, they will come from APRS-IS (APRS