There is no "blocklist" functionality in APRSISCE/32, and there never will be for IGating from RF to -IS. The APRS-IS system can handle everything that the local 1200 (or even 9600) baud local RF chan

Actually, if you look at it from the logic (not language) perspective, all non-modified terms are joined by OR. The + and - modifiers are final AND terms that must match (+) or not match (-) whatever

For those map lovers among us, https://openwhatevermap.xyz/#3/28.00/18.00 Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of APRSISCE for Windows Mobile and Win32

It's one of those strange things to describe in language. Like the following filter: b/KJ4ERJ* t/p Will get all packets from any of KJ4ERJ's -SSIDs AND all position packets from anyone. So that would

Nope, APRS-IS filter terms are OR'd together every packet that matches any of the terms will go through. Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of APRSISCE for Windows Mobile and Win32

The KISS-type port provides initialization strings for a Kenwood internal TNC. Yes, I know the name is misleading, but it goes way back into ancient history. What you probably want is to lock your KPC

Passcode sent off-list. Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of APRSISCE for Windows Mobile and Win32

Ok, given those <OpenCmd>s, you have a KISS-type port and not a Simply(KISS) port. Was the TS-2000 TNC in Packet mode before you enabled the port or started APRSIS32? Kenwood's internal TNCs are picky

If the TS-2000 internal TNC is the same as other Kenwoods, then Simply(KISS) isn't going to do it for you as that port type expects the TNC to be lcoked into KISS mode. Try disabling that port and cre

Actually, the suggestion for fixed stations is just WIDE2-1 unless you really need two hops to get further afield in your local RF environment. Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of APRSISCE for Windows Mobil

BTW, are you really at 1,280 feet above the average terrain (not above sea level)? That's what your PHG is saying which is giving you a range of 63 miles. Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of APRSISCE for Wi

Welcome to the group and APRSISCE/32! You are sending beacons from both APRSIS32 and the D710 using the same callsign-SSID. But their configured coordinates don't match causing K3MI-1 to ping-pong bet

LOL, it's in Development but not in General release. It got added as more and more web sites switch over to https especially since recent version browsers are trying that before doing http. Lynn (D) -

Yep, been working with a beta firmware version that just got released. No external access to the TNC and a few rough edges around the display, and there's still some work going on with decode ability,

Glad you like it! Spread the word. I've been wondering how APRSIS32 compares to PinPoint. Apparently, quite favorably! Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of APRSISCE for Windows Mobile and Win32

It worked for me. But remember, APRSIS32 will only display a single TileSet at a time. it will not do transparent overlays, nor put one incomplete tile set above another tile set. That said, I picked

If you can provide a lot more details, I'm sure we'll be able to help. Like what is "Map Warper", and how do you have the tile set configured. You may also learn something if you bring up the OSM trac

No, it is as I originally stated. Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of APRSISCE for Windows Mobile and Win32

Ok, so I had the wrong Anytone. The AT-778UV doesn't even have internal APRS capability. Everything else I stated is still true. Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of APRSISCE for Windows Mobile and Win32

AFAIK, Anytone does not provide an interface to their TNC. If you want to use it as a simple radio, then you need either a hardware TNC (eg Mobilinkd) or a soft TNC (eg Direwolf) to do the AX.25 audio