You need to delete the APRSIS32.XML file that is in the directory where you execute APRSIS32 from. That way it will recreate all settings. The bar you describe though, appears when

So I just deleted most "Ports" ... leaving the ore-configured NMEA and APRs-IS I made a new port from the Drop-Down ... Port(KWD710(APRS) checked ALL the boxes just in case I might leave one

Well, I spoke too soon. With cable in the COM port on the D710 Display, lookie what I see,

Yeah, those RT systems cables are pretty solid... They used the FTDI chip set, so they aren't nearly as flakey as cheaper USB dongles. I had a Keyspan once... key word being HAD... it was never

Crikey! So today I used the programing from RT Systems ... THEN never unplugged from the back to put it back on the Control display box. Thanks. And before I ask the next in a line of "How do I do

I changed a setting on the installed APRSIS32 and was unable to get it corrected. I thought I'll just delete it and start over, however when I downloaded it from the website things went bad from

Just a quick check, the cable is into the back of the control head, correct? Randy WF5X

when I look at Configure- Port and Port(KWD710(Pkt), the box seems complete. Enables Port Port(KWD710(Pkt) is checked. Yet if I view the log I see a repeating

Make sure you do not have the main window maximized when APRSIS32 is closed. With a maximized window, some settings are not saved. On the MultiTrack, get one set up the way you want it and

Why doesn't the MultiTrack window ever come up in the last window size that was used, or ANY useful window size I've previously used????? This is very annoying. EVERY time I use a MultiTrack window

Roy, You found the thing I saw immediately, so all is good. You probably just need to make sure the device is in full view of the sky, at least to get the initial fix and the almanac

Lynn, I appear to have found the answer. Looking at the data file I attached I noticed one of the sentences mentioned only a single satellite was in view, Of course this is not enough for a fix. I

Thanks, Lynn GPS data attached. regards, Roy

Please open and enable the NMEA trace log and capture some of the sentences from it. I can compare them to the code and figure out which one is saying there is no fix. And it may be

Using Win 10/64 on a Panasonic Toughbook with built-in gps. Windows sees the gps on Com3, 4800b and other programs have no problems using the gps. The NMEA port is set to Com3, 4800b and the GPS is

Hi Lynn. Only to let you know I have tried APRSISMO on my Samsung phone with Mobilinkd + HT. It works great. Many thanks, 73, de J, M0IPU YO3FCA

“There is also a problem of not using WIDE1-1. In Northern California, a majority of the digipeaters do not respond to anything more than WIDE1-1, So if your mobile has a path of WIDE2-1, you will

Your first sentence is correct. Beginning a path with WIDE1-1, is only for mobiles and not for fixed stations. Fixed stations can more efficiently just use WIDE2-2 and it makes every packet 7 bytes

"If however high powered stations use WIDE1-1, there’s a potential for many home stations to hear the request and act upon it, causing lots of potential noise on the channel. The solution then is to

That’s a loaded question as you can see from Arnold’s reply. How do you define proper? Is proper what the original intent was, or is it what people have decided the intent should have been, or