https://www.google.com/search?q=aprs+passcode+generator&rlz=1C1CHBF_enUS949US949&oq=aprs+passcode+generator&aqs=chrome..69i57j0i390l4j69i64.7186j0j15&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8 There are several online

Hi John, it sounds like you want to automate this. I've seen KE0OPK (Aaron) in Cloquet do this kind of thing. Maybe you can ask him. I've done something like this, but not automated. I just check the

Rob, someone locally said the same thing but couldn't explain how rebooting my tablet affected the misconfigured digi, or explain why only one gateway (mine) of a dozen was receiving all these packets

I think there might be something to this. The last time this happened, I was rotated to T2FINLAND, and I didn't rotate off for nearly two weeks. Restarting my tablet would rotate me to a different ser

I've set things up as you suggested this evening. Thanks for the specific instructions. I don't see how this is going to show me digipeated packets from far away, though. It seems that it will only sh

I'm not sure if this is an APRSIS32 issue, or a general question about the APRS network. Either way, I find it to be baffling and mysterious. My small I-Gate, KD0TLS-1, experiences a flood of digipeat

Well, your screenshot shows a Windows install of APRSIS32. If you're using the Mobilinkd TNC with a PC, you need to configure the audio with the Windows version of the config app, and save that config

If you configure the Mobilinkd TNC for one radio, and then use it on another, the audio settings will be different. The TX audio might be too low or too high, or there's too much difference between th

I guess I was hoping that one of the lessons to be learned is "Don't open multiple new topics for the same issue". Or at least, "Don't open a new topic daily for the same issue". Or possibly we could

So this entire epic saga had nothing to do with APRSIS32, or even with APRS at all? It was just technical support for a poorly-documented piece of hardware. As someone who muted the original tedious a