I had that issue recently with my home station.  The issue turned out to be a loose power connector on the radio.  Apparently it wasn't getting enough voltage to keep the radio running when it tried

Lynn after I over reacted and sent you multiple messages, for which I apologize, it dawned on me that the transmitting chip in my PK 232 might have blown. Today I will be using my backup to see if

The Callsign-SSID shown in the port configuration dialog are a red herring. They are not used and will eventually be removed. It was a misguided attempt to give each port its own unique

I don't know if my last message went through so I apologize if this is a redundant message. I am running Development Version 2019/01/21 17:53. For some unknown reason the program has stopped keying my

For some unknown reason my port has stopped working. I have not changed a thing in my configurations.I can see incoming RF packets on my scroll but can not transmit. When I go to CONFIG/PORT my

I almost never have my GPXs in the directory with APRSIS32, but always have them elsewhere. Are you sure the other directory is available every time you started APRSIS32? If it was a

Set up a new beacon comment under Configure/Beacon/Comment and the check box remained on the new comment created after closing and restarting. So it's saving the .XML config. BUT, THE THOUGHT

It sounds like APRSIS32 is failing to write out the configuration file. Try changing your beacon comment and closing and restarting APRSIS32 to make sure the change sticks. If not,

Now using the latest dev version dated January, 2019. Still not keeping the .gpx and .pos overlays on the map after closing then opening the program. A year or so ago, I thought it did keep them,

And no, they are not listed under Configure/Overlays. There are some grayed out overlay files listed, but those are not the ones I'm trying to use. I'll let you know how the development version

It's the 2012 version. I'll try the latest and see how that works. Thanks Bob

APRSIS32 should be saving the GPX settings when you close the program. Are the overlays still defined, but just not enabled? Or are there definitions completely gone? In other words, are

Is there a setting I'm missing? I have configured .gpx and .pos overlays to show a course and checkpoints. When I close APRSIS32, the overlays disappear when I open the program again. I'd like them

It's ok to keep the conversation here. I'm sure there are others with D7s that could benefit or contribute. Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of APRSISCE for Windows Mobile and Win32

Thanks Lynn! I didn't get the radio to respond to PuTTY so have work to do. I'll save this list from non-APRSIS32 related chatter though. 73 Steve

Yes, that should be correct. I haven't personally tested the D7, but I suspect there are some out there using one with APRSIS32. One key would be to connect the cabling to the radio and

Hi everyone, I am looking to experiment with 9K6 APRS with a local friend of mine. As I have an unused Kenwood THD-7 this becomes the obvious choice for my (70cm) I-gate. (Im aware of its limitations

OK. I guess I should moderate the “likelihood “ of putting it in my Farm P/U truck. I wouldn’t say “never “.. Just that (A) no one cares where I am driving. And (B) there are usually two

Just in case, the callsign of the mobile MUST be different from the callsign of the receiving station because APRS ignores its own call. Bob

You’d mentioned this before. However I see it differently now that I have used the Com port output of my D710. And here is a quote from there too: By having APRSISCE/32 monitoring the COM port,