Has any of this answered your question? If not, and to not bore the group with D710 specific chatter, you can email me directly. Though you might gather from reading: it may perhaps be the blind

Yes I've tried that priority and Split frequency mode and no joy. My vx8gr I sold had a dedicated aprs frequency that was nice. Happy Holidays Drive responsibly😁

The Yaesu FT857D is a single frequency radio. There is no way to use it as you intend. The priority channel jumps between 2 frequencies, but transmit on the VFO (not priority) frequency.

With a dedicated rig for 2m, yes. With a dual band, it's likely that whatever band has PTT control on the front is the band that will transmit via the audio connections out the back to the

K7oi here I use 857d yaesu with signalink USB and aprsisce32. Is it possible to listen to other bands while using the 144.39 to xmit/rcv aprs packets? Anyone experienced in doing this I've tried for

Tnx 73s

Lynn, Will aprsis32 work with street atlas USB GPS? THANKS Don Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone

Hopefully you have APRSIS32 on a Simply(KISS) type port. The KISS type port is designed for Kenwood APRS radios and will sometimes take other TNCs out of KISS mode when the port is

Lee, You were right on. I left the Tracker II ports default in AUTO after updating the firmware. I have now changed the port to KISS and now I am getting RF in the Scrolling listing. I

I believe that message in the log is an indicator that the OpenTracker is not actually in KISS mode. In other words APRSIS32 is expecting standard KISS output from the OpenTracker, but it's not

I have had ASPSIS32 working fine. Then I touched it. Started poking around, "Wonder what this does?" for a few hours and now it is broke. :| Config: APRSIS32 on Win 10 Open Tracker II in KISS Mode on

Unfortunately, I don't use AGWpe Pro. Most of my work has been with hardware TNCs and recently Direwolf. Let me give an explanation a try: "When I make an APRSIS/32 "Port" I make them in the style I

Thanks, Lynn. Got the grid square turned off now.

Been trying to get a handle on the suggestions from both you as well as Lynn ... for a few days and evenings now. As far as needing or using AGW Monitor, as I see it, the paid version of Packet

Lynn, I think he is referring to the APRS101.PDF, which "shows" 6-character grid squares noted in upper case (page 35: In a Status Report — e.g. IO91SX/-). Normally 6-character grid squares would

If you turn off the GridSquare in your Configure / Status... / Status Report box, this gridsquare will not be included. It's not good practice to transmit a gridsquare in your status report

If you look in the attached file you will see a line in red that tells us that a grid square with the last 2 letters in lower case is not according to specification. I looked through the aprs program

Remember, that if you intend to TX from APRSISce/32 through the AGW port, it will on TX on the KISS PORT ID 0 (zero). So the best method would be: D710/Signalink/AGW combo would be KISS port 0 (zero)

Yikes! So far, I only select Single-Port when dealing with the D710. from any program. -- KD7YZ Bob EM88LL

One option, which might not do everything you want, but will split the decodes into ports is to use AGWmonitor. This is a kind of TCP sniffer for AGW information. It will have a tab for each AGWpe