Wait, scratch that... it will pass because the total number of letters/number in the Callsign is under 6... however, something like WB5ABCD will NOT... Randy WF5X

Yeah, a 4 long suffix fails AX.25 protocol for a callsign. It should be fine as an object/item name tho. Randy WF5X

Kiss wouldn't have <<UI>> in front of all his posits. I'm thinking he's in regular interface, I could be wrong. Randy WF5X

What does the W8KPU station show? The call comes back to Swartz Creek just west of Flint? Seems you've still got a setting off somewhere. Wait.. that's a KPC3+ tnc. I think you might not be in KISS mo

You received two different responses, one from the author of the program. Randy WF5X

Last time I checked... you don't put a KPC3+ into kiss mode by saying KISS ON... I believe it is INT KISS then RESTART The last command in that error list is KISS ON. Also, the KPC3's don't say OK...

Capture from APRS.FI of queries

And the winner is Pi-STAR hotspots! https://forum.pistar.uk/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=3343 https://www.pistar.uk/# Randy WF5X

The BM TOCALL is APBMxD, so it's not from the Brandmeister network, it's something else... APZDMR isn't in the tocalls.txt on aprs.org Randy WF5X TO-CALL APBMxx is officially assigned to BrandMeister

Here is a page that describes it as DMR APRS... but it's not REALLY APRS... https://n1atp.com/project-dmr/dmr-aprs Randy WF5X

Just a hunch, but I bet that APZDMR is one-way GPS data from DMR devices to APRS... In that case, the person's DMR radio probably doesn't actually support true APRS functionality. Randy WF5X

you could always try -b/ON6ZQ to block it, I believe Randy WF5X

opencmd happen when you open the port ( either explicitly opening the port or if it opens automatically at program startup ) closecmd happen when you close the port ( either explicitly closeing the po

Ancient Chinese secret command sequence to get a TNC to exit KISS mode. Excerpt from KPC3 Owner's Manual. Randy WF5X

A 'friend' here locally had an issue with his APRS sending thru a local repeater. He was using an IC-2820 with a TNC into the back data port, running APRSIS32, and had the packet band set to MAIN inst

Brandmeister will source any DMR radio that produces the proper GPS info, even if the radio doesn't support DMR-PRS or APRS natively. So, when Brandmeister sources a DMR-PRS packet for a Motorola XPR6

You can filter what you show locally on your screen by the use of Tactical Nicknames. These can be set in your instance and shared over-air to others in your group. This is all done on your computer..

So, just to be clear, the D710 is sending beacons position and other type packets using Dire Wolf the same call-SSID (KD7YZ-15) ? What you're seeing is two different uses of the TO call field. The S8R

That's a Mic-E compressed packet. What you're seeing is part of the posit information. I don't have it readily available, but Google APRS Mic-E encoding and you should find the document. It's definite

Depends. If your Digi is using a callsign, then it id's every packet that is send, whether originated by APRISCE, or digipeated. If your digi is using a tactical call, say for example BIGMTN, just hav