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

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

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)

?APRSP does work and is acted on when received in an APRS message by an APRSIS32 instance. However, IIRC the original specification of that query was not as an APRS message, but as a non-directed quer

Are you sure you created a new directory and unzipped the download into that new directory and then double-clicked the APRSIS32.EXE from there. The symptom you are describing happens when you double-c

For the purposes of adding the PHG0000 to your free-form text comment, you're not looking for the CUSTOM0-6 fields. They are, as we have stated numerous times, not editable but intended to be "underst

C0-C6 mean just what they say and what you have read "Custom 0" through "Custom 6". There is no way to edit that meaning in any APRS radio or software that I've encountered. It's up to the local (or g

Exactly which Yaesu radio are you talking about. I'll find the right manual and page reference to show you the free-form text configuration for that radio. It is not the Mic-E status, as you already k

Did you look at the PDF that I previously attached of pages 38-41 of the FT2DR APRS manual? I'm not talking about the Mic-E comments that includes the Custom options, but the actual free-form text ent

I should have also mentioned that when doing the PHG0000 from a radio, you need to transmit the beacon containing the text in range of an IGate to get it through the APRS-IS to aprs.fi. Checking the r

Different radios call it different things, and unfortunately I believe some radios call the Mic-E "status" field their "comment". But I believe that every APRS-capable radio has somewhere that you can

Just put "PHG0000" without the quotes at the end of your comment text. Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of APRSISCE for Windows Mobile and Win32

http://blog.aprs.fi/2009/02/deleting-old-phg-data.html Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of APRSISCE for Windows Mobile and Win32

Just to be clear, their directly injected packet will show up at aprs.fi via TCPIP*, but none of their RF packet receivers will get "credit" for having heard that station because those IGated packets

Any time you configure an RF Port, it internally disables and re-enables the port for the new settings to get everywhere they need to go. And that means it fires the <CloseCmd>s and <OpenCmd>s as part

From https://aprs.fi/doc/guide/aprsfi-info-pages.html Read through that quote and I suspect that most of the packets you're copying are either a) injecting directly to the APRS-IS causing your RF rece

The AGW port on APRSIS32 is the wrong direction. It receives from RF and only transmits what it wants to go back out over RF. I suspect AGWmonitor only works when connected to an AGW-providing program

View / None followed by View / RF / All. Or what I use on my IGate is Configure / Scroller / Show IGate/Digi along with No Internals and RF Only. That way the packet scroller on the left side shows on

First, digipeating is RF to RF and based on the path. IGating has to do with IS and RF. APRSIS32, in development mode only, supports filtered gating of packets from the APRS-IS to RF as provided by th