Hi Lynn, We all use APRSIS32 clients on 144,800 kHz without filtering and without activating APRS-IS in the Enables menu. Also none of us are within normal radio range from each other! We all use our

Ok, now I understand what you are expecting and what you are seeing. And everything is actually WAD. But first I need to make sure that the station we're talking about is NOT in your normal range, nor

Hi Lynn, Thanks for reply. ?APRSP is supposed to force the receiving station to transmit a BEACON. This is useful if you want to multitrack. For me to see the queried station's Position Beacon via an

Haha! I just happened to reread thru some of the emails stating he got responses back for the other queries and realized I didn't know what he expected back. KB3KBR Greg. Sent from my Samsung Galaxy s

Wow, there must have been a wave of insight flow through the ether on that answer! Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of APRSISCE for Windows Mobile and Win32

Wait, this just dawned on me. ?APRSP does not HAVE a reply! It is a remote request that the recipient transmit a position report! So, have you verified that the target station did or did not transmit

Do you happen to have the station multi tracked? What response are you expecting back? ?APRSP only send a position report. It will not send any messages back. KB3KBR Greg. Sent from my Samsung Galaxy

Hi, Same thing happens when I send ?APRSP to SV1GGY-1, who also uses APRSIS32, but he replies to all other APRS QUERIES I send him!

Hi Randy, I get replies to all my APRS QUERIES to SV1WE-1, all except for the "?APRSP" QUERIES I send him. Of course our link is via IGATES, not direct on RF because I am in the UK and he is in Greece

Capture from APRS.FI of queries

Sorry guys, I forgot to give you the SSID. It is SV1WE-1.

Thanks for the clarification. I was actually thinking that APRX 'listened' and when APRSIS32 tried to connect, it would do so. But as usual, you are correct. Neither does. You can connect from APRX to

Nice sleuthing. I had a look in the tocalls document and found nothing. Just had a quick poke around the website you listed and can’t find anything that provides useful information about the APRS port

And the winner is Pi-STAR hotspots! https://forum.pistar.uk/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=3343 https://www.pistar.uk/# Randy WF5X

The BM TOCALL is APBMxD, so it's not from the Brandmeister network, it's something else... APZDMR isn't in the tocalls.txt on aprs.org Randy WF5X TO-CALL APBMxx is officially assigned to BrandMeister

Here is a page that describes it as DMR APRS... but it's not REALLY APRS... https://n1atp.com/project-dmr/dmr-aprs Randy WF5X

Just a hunch, but I bet that APZDMR is one-way GPS data from DMR devices to APRS... In that case, the person's DMR radio probably doesn't actually support true APRS functionality. Randy WF5X

Rob, I thought I had to create a port in APRX that was accessible to any Kiss client, that is why I created it with localhost, and I also tried with the IP of APRX host. Now, following your suggestion

APRSISCE/32 does not accept incoming connections from TNCs or other external devices. APRSISCE/32 expects the device to be listening for an incoming connection that APRSISCE/32 will initiate. Lynn (D)

The last time I used APRX was with my WRT54, so it is a bit rusty. First, you want Simply(KISS) in APRSIS32 because you will not need any <OpenCmd> or <ClosseCmd> commands for this port configuration.