I'd rather it be the software.

http://aprsisce.wikidot.com/doc:digipeating As for the KPC-3 or KAM, I'll refer you to the specific TNC documentation. But you probably don't want both APRSISCE/32 and the TNC both

I want to setup my station to digipeat. In the XML file under port 1, do I edit the line line or do I add another line with WIDE1-1=WIDE1* ? Also, using a KAM or KPC3Plus, what parms do I change to

If a link has HTTPS rather than HTTP, then APRSIS32 will not pull tiles. I suspect this is the case for Thunderforest. You should be able to put together the entire link and paste it into a

Thanks Lynn. Using your suggestion, I did manage to get a bit further. I now get the 'yellow circle' but the map is still blank. I have tried to decipher the APRSIS32.log, but cannot figure out

Try specifying a server of just tile.thunderforest.com and a URLPrefix of /transport/apikey=..../%z/%y/%x.png or whatever the URL should look like. With what you have now, I'm sure the DNS

I am interested in the thunderforest server, but I haven't been able to get it to fetch tiles. Here is the section of the XML file. My APIKey has been blanked. I would appreciate any help to get

Hi. I'm using www.thunderforest.com tileserver. Free registrations allow to get 150,000 tiles per month for free. I think for regular use is OK. SQ9MDD R. W

We can help better with more information. What is the callsign-SSID of the station in question? What TNC do you have and what interface to the TNC (serial COMM port, it appears)?

Hi Arnold, It is easy without crazy amounts of work. Open the XML for editing. I prefer to use a program called Notepad++. Look for the section that looks like this:

Lynn, Is there a way to change the order of the Tile Sets in APRSISCE, without excessive xml file editing? I have four Tile Sets and it would be nice and easier to understand visually if I could put

The URL on my server wasn't the same tile, but here's those two. Mine: b.tile.openstreetmap.org: But the FRENCH OpenStreetMap tile server (quoted by Fred) is

Yes, I've had a rendering server running for over 2 years now. Entire planetary database, updated every hour from OSM data. My server runs in a Ubuntu VMWare VM on my Windows server.  The VM has

They may be a bit different in view. Look at these two tiles. http://ldeffenb.dnsalias.net:14171/hot/15/9875/12040.png https://tile-a.openstreetmap.fr/hot/15/9875/12040.png The underlying data

You are correct in most of your assumptions. I try to keep my rendering rules updated with the latest, but sometimes I lag behind for a few weeks. The tiles are compatible, but they may

I have APRSis32 running and it seems to function correctly with the exception of no RF transmit or receive. The ports look good and I see the beacon on findu but no RF. When I use putty, i see the

Lynn, Can I have the files from your server go into the same directory as the files from OpenStreetMap.org? In other words, are they the same and compatible tiles, just from a different server?

It seems you have set complete rendering server, not just cache? -- 73, Pedja

Just thought I'd post an interesting comment from one of the OSM admin team: So, if you're using OSM's main tile servers, please do NOT do massive downloads of tiles.  We don't want APRSISCE/32 to

Please send your request to aprsisce-owner@... Include your name and address. Thanks! Fred N7FMH