You're welcome, and good luck! Greg KO6TH p.s. Guess why I'm running mine on a Linux machine... Roy Schulz wrote:

You need to turn on "Development mode" in the XML file. It's a manual editing thing with a Notepad (not Word - must be a simple text file editor only), done while the program is NOT running. After edi

There is a separate Port(xxxx) logging enable for every port that has been defined. Enable the one you want, then enable the View Logs for that port, and you should see a new window open with the logg

Lynn, FYI, there's: - IGate - IGate(Filter) - Igate(NOT) - iGateEnabled Greg KO6TH Lynn Deffenbaugh wrote:

Yay! Thanks for taking care of this, Lynn. Our ham club bailed out of Yahoo to Groups.io some years ago, and our experience with Groups.io has been very positive. Greg KO6TH Lynn Deffenbaugh wrote:

James probably has a better way to do this, but what I do is first turn off the tile purging, then zoom to the overall area I want to fetch, then do a prefetch. Both of these are under Configure -> Ma

The APRS-IS passcode is only used to send messages into the APRS-IS (Internet System). Your RF "passcode" is your Ham license... I don't know the FTM400 specifically, but in general Yaesu radios' buil

I think the suggestion to move to a non-APRS digital channel might be a good one. If you need a presence on APRS-IS, an iGate at the top of the hill could do that. I'm involved in some large events, w

Long-shot mussing... This isn't the long known and disputed KPC3 hang, is it? Or perhaps a flow control issue on the serial port? When things get busy and backed-up on the channel, flow control could

Hmmpf. Well, thar it is. I must not have had a stuck message at the time, or ?? Anyway, thanks for implementing my suggestion so quickly (in negative time, in fact!) :) Greg KO6TH 'Lynn W Deffenbaugh

ARNOLD HARDING kq6di@... [aprsisce] wrote: +1 to this. I never knew it was there either. A better (or additional) place to put this would be under Messages, e.g. Messages / Status or some such

Wait, you had to go to their website to enable the GPS to work?? I am really puzzled as to the data path those GPS coordinates take to get to aprs-is. Concerned, perhaps. Is Brandmeister tracking you

The more "modern" GPS units seem to work just fine. The ones in my car (2010) are fine, as is the Garmin eTrex Vista. Kenwood D74 is good too. I had built a GPS attachment for my original Kenwood D7A

Hi Rob, Great info; going to archive this one for posterity! I guess I've been lucky. The GPS puck I have is connected to a Raspberry Pi in my car (so isn't using ARPSIS32, but rather YAAC), but it is

Rob Giuliano kb8rco@... [aprsisce] wrote: At least on my system, lsusb only displays the USB device information (manufacturer IDs, strings), but not the /dev/ttyUSBx info. Do you get more on you

Hi Lynn, Actually, now that you mention it... I'm giving a presentation to our radio club in early Feb on APRS, and am planning to use APRSIS32 as the demo vehicle. If you happen to run into any sort

Hi Larry, I've used Crossover, but it was quite a while ago and I don't recall exactly how it handles the Registry. Crossover has the concept of a "bottle", which is kind of a customized Wine environm

Oops, typing too fast... Not tried Play, but if it's based on Wine, it should work. That said, the registry stuff might be interesting, depending on how they manage it. If all else fails, I'd just dro

Check out the link that Rob provided to the instructions. The key to making it work is adding the registry settings, otherwise ARPSIS32 won't see any serial ports to connect to a TNC. Even without the

Also running it here for something like a decade. Very stable. What sort of failure are you having? Greg KO6TH Rob Giuliano kb8rco@... [aprsisce] wrote: