wow Lynn, many thanks. I must now disable email from the list and ONLY read it here on the web-interface. what caught my attention was that a "Reply" about [APRSISCE] Disabling APRS-IS from Rob

The passcode provided will allow you instance of APRSIS32 to send data to the internet (APRS-IS), which includes the feeds to aprs.fi. If you leave the passcode at -1 APRSIS32 will work without any

Love the QSY feature, Don't have a radio that has the function, but even seeing the frequencies, comes in very handy. I have 3 Comments: 1. I would interpret this request as kind of a reprogram of the

Been in there since 2007 or so. The whole topic is on http://aprs.org/localinfo.html. I use it all the time in new areas to see what voice repeater is recommended in the areqa. Bob, WB4APR

It doesn't save the memories (as it could) but there is an APRS technique supported by several radios to make current voice resources available at the touch of a button.

KWD710(APRS) type ports do NOT support digipeating.  This is a restriction because in that protocol, paths cannot be set to include the used (*) bit which is required for digipeating.  Only KISS and

On the contrary, you DO have IGating enabled on your KWD710(Pkt) port.  From your screen shot, you have both RF to IS and IS to RF enabled. I see on the second look that you have the port itself

I think I asked somebody about this. However I kenno find the wee reply. see this Digi-Log from my View Logs

correction the ISS is back on packet. Amateur Radio Stations heard via ISS Amateur Radio Stations heard via ISS

'no-84' bird is active on packet , the ISS has not been for some time.. lots of good stuff by Patrick on how to work

APRSIS32 has no built in rig control. I am not sure how much "control" the D710 does through the computer. I think it is more for programming the memeory, and voice option in an APRS message. You

.....  Using it to set "*" for active in column H, Thanks on that find! which makes me ask if it's possible to auto switch freq's by APRSIS/32 ? Or by some other program compatible with all

I saw a comment from someone else that said the D710 can handle both the intenal TNC and external Data Jack, but it sounds like they need to be on separate "bands" of the radio (A side vs. B side).

This is weird. I NEVER get Lynn's Posts via the email "List" of this board. And ... I only see ONE of his via the Web Interface even though I see other guy's quoting Lynn, in this

from stuff I read when CW was the high tech because its waves were continuous enabling much lower bandwidth, but there were still die-hards insisting on maintaining proven technology, "Spark

Just me being pedantic... SmartBeaconing (tm) was developed on the HamHUD by Steve Bragg KA9MVA and Tony Arnerich KD7TA. just before the turn of the century... (can we say that now so we sound like

Also, the fact SignaLink is connected to Data, allows me to key the CH-B and send a message. -- Bob KD7YZ EM88LL

Bob, I'm not familiar with UISS, but you have some interesting statements in the quoted paragraphs below.  Can you please expand on what you mean by the following: "AX.25 QSO" - Yes, AX.25 is the

AGW supports multiple radio interfaces into a single instance. These are identified as "Ports" with numbers starting at zero (at least internally).  APRSIS32 processes data received on any AGW port,

SmartBeaconing is a Kenwood radio thing and not APRSIS32, so I'm not sure why it is mentioned in the context of the packet scroller and (presumably) telemetry settings.  Unless you meant