and came back later and once again UISS will not key it. so I am am again flummoxed. -- 73 Bob KD7YZ AMSAT LM #901 -- -- Bob KD7YZ TM-D7100GA

may have solved it the cable which came from the Kenwood people had been unplugged .... and the cable with the RT Systems company, USB-K5G Radio Cable, connected. I swapped them in order to see if it

Well, I "done" it again. Somehow NOW when I press a Tx button using UISS through Packet Engine Pro, I no longer get the radio to xmit. Basically, I see two settings External TNC band and Internal

Thanks Roy, I'll add it to the toolkit. 73 Randy KAØAZS This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. www.avast.com

Randy, A really good free software modem and terminal I use for packet http://uz7.ho.ua/packetradio.htm Roy M1EIV

Thanks. Not something I'm currently interested in doing but it's now in the back of the memory bank in case I ever get to that point. After sending my reply I came up with a couple of my own

If I understand your question correctly: You set which band the TNC routes data through in Menu 930; AUX; INT. DATA BAND (PACKET) Hope this helps 73 Randy KAØAZS -- This email has been checked

Someone had emailed me that they thought external decode produced decodes off weaker (Sat's) thna internal ... that was one reason I elected the Packet mode. And from the PDF you sent, gave me the

Yes. The socket is marked Data and is NOT of the Control Head. That cable, from Tigertronics, mates to the Signalink USB Codec -- 73 Bob KD7YZ AMSAT LM #901 -- -- Bob KD7YZ TM-D7100GA

Wow, Jess. Great ! Which follows: Since I am using "Packet" mode, and the output "seems" to be routed thru Chan B thru the data port to a D710 USB-Codec .... how does one code the D710GA to output

By data port, I assume you mean the one on the radio body? (as opposed to the one on the control head which passes info from the internal TNC) Virus-free. www.avast.com

I'm confused. You mean you are using the SignaLink instead of the built in TNC? (if so, Why?) Or are you trying to used the internal TNC on one band (Set as the data band in the radio menus) and are

The internal TNC can decode one channel while an external TNC or computer connected to the data port can decode the other. -Jess K5LLI

sorry late reply. I am having a lot more luck as my brain learns more of how to use the nifty rig. "Perhaps" I could ask this one: is it possible that BOTH channels A,B can be monitored/decoded at

Several others have reported issues with findu. You are visible in the APRS system.. Mic-E message:Off dutyLocation:38°29.41' N 83°01.06' W - locator EM88LL77VP - show map - static map 11.5 miles

Perfect! Reading it for breakfast. Thanks. -- 73 Bob KD7YZ AMSAT LM #901 -- -- Bob KD7YZ TM-D7100GA

Bob, I'm attaching a write up I did based on working with a local ham to get his D710 set up with APRSIS32.  Seems to be a popular topic all of a sudden. Hope this helps 73 Randy KAØAZS

thank you for the link. -- 73 Bob KD7YZ AMSAT LM #901 -- -- Bob KD7YZ TM-D7100GA

I will therefore switch to that forum. I'll give a try at stating my current initial problem(s) ... which cable to waht and according to whom. right now, i appears I am short a cable. 73 Bob

Bob, As a long time member over there, let me assure you that any questions regarding getting APRSIS32 operational, including radio settings, are not a problem there.  The worst they are likely to