Ok, now that I've looked at your screen captures, a few more comments. 1) 208/09/10 is a very old version of the software. There is a new version that fixes many things, and the

Lynn, I don't recall if I have logging enabled or not (probably not if it's not on by default and I didn't have a reason to enable it at some other time). Currently and possibly for a little while,

Do you have any *.PKT files in the default directory of the main APRSIS32 station? These files capture every packet received on an RF port, but only if Enable / Ports / Log All is checked.

Hello! I am having a little bit of an issue with one instance of the software in our Emcomm trailer when we are supporting a local triathlon event. First i'll give a little bit of background about

Glad you weathered the storm! And that you got APRSIS32 working.

I'm sure we all hope those limbs were only tree ones, Don! Bob, G8IYK NNNN

Finally! I kept trying everthing and now have it working again. I want to thank both of you guys for your thoughts to help me. We didn't get any damage from the storm, only a few broken limbs. Never

You will probably need to connect to the TNC using a terminal emulator. If I remember correctly, type KISS ON at the command prompt. The TNC will be in KISS mode until some other strangeness occurs.

Max, You may have hit the nail on the head on both counts. The KPC has alway been rock solid and I was surprised when it messed up. Robert is on top of it also. Right now I'm wornout from watching

I know Don is protecting his family and property but for the record, I suggest sticking with the "simple" TNC-X (MFJ1270X). Then your only worry is the baud rate (jumper settings inside cover) and

I think Robert touched on this already, so maybe OBE. I was having similar issues with my KPC-3 and it turned out to be a KISS/SIMPLY KISS issue. I set the KPC-3 in KISS mode and unbeknownst to me

Stay SAFE!!! Robert Giuliano KB8RCO On Wednesday, September 28, 2022 at 06:16:57 AM EDT, Don Wolfe via

Robert, With Hurrican Ian almost on my doorstep I don't have much time to think about radio problems but here's one thing I've learned. I loaded PinPoint APRS program and am having the same problems

So, do you have it working? If not, please provide some details so that we can help. 1) What TNC are you currently using? 2) How is it connected to the computer? a) USB to serial adapter

Hi Robert and thanks for your reply. Yes, I'm using APRISIS32. I did have the tnc connected via a USB cable but when it wasn't working I switched to using a serial cable on port 1, 9600, n,8,1. I've

I'm sorry Lynn but I don't understand any of your instructions. The areas you wanted me to check don't follow the same path you provided, you might be using thr development version while I'm running

That makes sense. Thank you!

I think you will need the CT-44 microphone adapter to separate mic and audio and get it to your PC. Or you will have to make a custom splitter cable separating the two.

Does anyone have a solution for hooking up this Yaesu handheld? I have a USB-57B cable from RT-Systems, but that doesn't appear to be what's needed.

You can bring up and enable the trace log called "Port(Radio)" via Enables / View Logs / Port(Radio) and then hitting the Enable menu option. This may provide some visibility in to what is