To use simply KISS, you need to place the KPC3 in KISS mode by external means. There are a couple of apps out there and a batch file to place the KPC3 in KISS and start APRSIS32 Then when you exit

Alright, I got everything set up and running. Using an object for weather reporting under the same SSID and same location, it seems to be working correctly? Hopefully. It gave me a warning when I set

Like Brian said, your TNC will need to be in KISS mode when your start APRSISCE/32. It sounds like it is not in KISS mode. BTW, I waved when I went past your house last Tuesday. 🤪 James VE6SRV --

If your TNC is not already in kiss mode then the port probably won’t work. Brian N2KGC

Port(VHF 2):2020-08-05T18:35:07.987 Opening COM5 with 4 Args Port(VHF 2):2020-08-05T18:35:08.227 Opened COM5:4800,N,8,1, Flushing 0 in TransmitQueue, Sending 1 OpenCmds Port(VHF

I am using an FTM100DE and a Kantronics PLC 3 plus. My question is what program do I need to download in order to configure and use it with APRS. Mike N3MRM

Made a new port using Simply kiss, no luck there James and long time no talk.

The log file says you are using the Kenwood port type. Your TNC will not respond to Kenwood TNC commands. Use the simply KISS interface. -- James VE6SRV

And negative on Putty connecting to TNC from APRSIS 32 machine.

ALL aprs server respond to the standard port numbers. It’s part of the server software. You will want to connect to port 145980 and then send a message to “server” to set up your port filters.

WinMain:2020-08-05T17:30:17.388 Starting Port(VHF) Port(VHF):2020-08-05T17:30:17.388 CpReader Running on COM5:4800,N,8,1 (6 OpenCmds, 4 CloseCmds) Port(VHF):2020-08-05T17:30:17.388 Opening

Lynn, Thanks for the info. I had visited the noam.aprs2.net url looking for the port number but did not find any reference to APRS, The website appears to be the host for some form of HTTP server

What kind of radio? I use a Motorola CDM1250 and had a similar issue and I looked at everything (I thought) and it turned out the receive audio in on the DB9 end of the cable to the TNC had a bad

If I read his comment correctly, he used a terminal emulator from a different PC than the one that runs APRSIS32. So it's likely a bigger issue than just speed and such. Lynn (D) -

Several things: 1) KISS mode is designed for use with Kenwood APRS radios' internal TNCs. It is not designed for a KPC-3+. You'll eventually want either Simply(KISS) with the TNC

Did you check if the speed of the software, tnc, and ports were the same? Because if you can see the aprs traffic with yout terminal program that means that you radio is well connected to the tnc and

Hi All. ICOM 207H hooked into a Kantronics KPC 3+ TNC the mode I have been using was KISS mode. not simply KISS mode which I have tried numerous times. I do not have any custom <openCmd> that I know

Can I suggest looking at the driver for usb to d plug. Windows will update drivers. It could be a cloned chip in the usb as I have seen the same issue. Going back to the old driver of 2007 resolves

So, am I to understand that you used a terminal emulator on the same PC on which you run APRSIS32 and connected it to COM5 whic is what you have configured into APRSIS32 and have it set to

Hi All. I have an issue where after the last update a couple months back, my computer has lost all comms with the radio/tnc. I had everything shutdown for a month or two till I had more time to play