So, you have the D710 doing the digipeating directly, not digipeating with APRSIS32, right? If you are a typical home station, then you should likely ONLY be digipeating WIDE1 and not WIDE2. If you ar

Ok, to clear up some confusion before it gets worse. There are TWO different Kills in APRSIS32. One is "Kill Station" and appears on the normal (left) button click on a station in the popup menu. Sele

I don't think Timothy is running AS digipeater, but is referring to what path to use to REQUEST digipeater support. The general rule is WIDE1-1,WIDE2-1 for mobile stations that might need the assistan

See http://aprsisce.wikidot.com/doc:automatic-filters for a full description of APRSIS32 automatic filters. The m/ and r/ filters are automatic, but the 9 comes from your Configure / General / Range w

I should have also mentioned that the Screen / Brightness settings (Bright vs Dim) simply change the background color of the map between white and black respectively. This has the effect of making a d

And just for clarification: The left/right arrow keys control the map opacity in 5% increments. Right makes the map more opaque (darker) and left makes the map less opaque (lighter). At 95% and 45%, g

Glad everything is working now. It's not a bother, ask away! Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of APRSISCE for Windows Mobile and Win32

With the Frequency Monitor window visible, try unchecking the checkmark. Or right click in the window and disable it from there. Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of APRSISCE for Windows Mobile and Win32

That would be true if he was using an FTM-350 type port, but he's got a KISS-mode TNC3 connected via audio to the radio if I read the screen shots correctly. That was EXACTLY my first thought until I

I assume you're looking for messages to gate from -IS to RF, not arbitrary packets. With that said, APRSIS32 will only gate a message for a station under the following conditions: 1) The APRS-IS feed

What version of APRSIS32 does About show you? If it is the general release from 2012, there are certain packets that can cause it to crash. If you upgrade to the latest development version, your myste

Good idea Fred, but that gets rid of the CWOP weather stations mostly. The original request was to get rid of WinLink stations and D-Star gateways. Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of APRSISCE for Windows M

Did I test it? Yes, that's why I mentioned that you could test it yourself if you used APRSIS32 which includes a filter test capability, but only in a positive sense. READ the definition of the s filt

Nice map, but I don't think that's APRSIS32... If it was, you could test the positive filter with Control-G for a filter test. But here's what I think you need: -s//a/WD Yes, there's 2 slashes after t

-o is an object filter which is based on the object name. I suspect you're looking for a -s filter which is a symbol filter. Please give me a few of the stations you'd like to not see so that I can ve

Beaconing is a good thing because it lets other APRS users know that you're at least semi-interested. And you have the perfect use for Time Only, fixed stations. With Time Only checked, APRSIS32 will

You need the latest development version for "Never" support. Read: http://aprsisce.wikidot.com/doc:development-version Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of APRSISCE for Windows Mobile and Win32

What version are you running from Help / About? Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of APRSISCE for Windows Mobile and Win32

Don't say "No", say "Never". "No" answers the immediate one. "Never" will not even queue up new ones. Can you tell me who the source call is? I'd really like to know what s/he's sending that can crash

APRSISCE/32 will only transmit a message on RF if the target station was recently heard on RF. You can always force it to RF using the checkbox towards the bottom of the chat. See http://aprsisce.wiki