Re: TM-D710GA APRS Settings
Thanks for the clue. I scrolled thru the soft keys on the bottom row until I found BCON as a choice to press. Now it appears to be working. N5NTG-7 is tracking. Also, I found this helpful YouTube video online about the 710GA APRS settings. https://youtu.be/i_uHaf8CdFQ Lee Besing, N5NTG San Antonio TX
-----Original Message----- From: Lee Besing <lee@...> To: TMD700A@groups.io Sent: Tue, 26 Mar 2019 11:44 PM Subject: Re: [TMD700A] TM-D710GA APRS Settings I do not see the BCON on the display. Back to the manuals for me, I guess. The GPS is tracking my speed, direction of travel, coordinates, etc. But not beaconing apparently. Lee Besing 210-771-7075 San Antonio TX -----Original Message----- From: "BDale via Groups.Io" <n2rhv@...> To: TMD700A@groups.io Sent: Tue, 26 Mar 2019 9:09 PM Subject: Re: [TMD700A] TM-D710GA APRS Settings Yes BCON needs to be on and watch the squelch setting. Too low and you will never transmit. -- William L. Dale, Jr. N2RHV --
On Tuesday, March 26, 2019, 7:31:57 AM CDT, Mike Rees <n6yskmike@...> wrote:
Is the BCON icon on display On Mon, Mar 25, 2019 at 8:28 PM Lee Besing <lee@...> wrote:
73 Mike N6YSK And any man who may be asked in this century what he did to make his life worth while, I think can respond with a good deal of pride and satisfaction: "I served in the United States Navy."
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For Sale TM-D700A
Bob Myers
Very nice unit, was mobile inside my Dodge Magnum until I sold(2 years ago) the car, non=smoker, clean radio works well. Used it for primarily the APRS feature $250.00 plus shipping. Will ship in the original box, inside another well padded larger box. Located in Richmond Ky. Look me up if you wish, I am good on all reporting call sign data bases.
N4RWM, Robert Myers
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Changing From VHF to UHF on the VFO
Milford Craig
I have trouble changing the D700 A side from VHF to UHF. I followed the book and was able to change the VFO to but it went to the 220 MHz band. Now I cannot get it back. Is there something I am missing?
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Re: Changing From VHF to UHF on the VFO
agcme2002
Make sure your B side is on UHF when you try to switch. The valid combinations of band versus side is A=VHF/B=UHF, A=VHF/B=VHF, and A=UHF/B=UHF (sometimes written as V/U, V/V, and U/U in the manual and online). You can not set A to UHF when B is VHF.
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Problem with AV Map GPS
I have used an AVMap 6 connected to my Kenwood TH-D710 in the car for APRS for years but today the screen of the AVMAP 6 no longer responds to touch, and therefore I cannot after turning it on get to the GPS function of the device.
Anyone else have one of these and have had this issue?
Any Solution?
Anybody else using any GPS Map based system connected to their Kenwood TM-D710 for mobile APRS?
Ideas, help, and other solutions requested!
Thanks,
73 de AB4WS,
Jack
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Copy PM to PM
JeffH
Hello,
I am a relatively new TM-D710GA owner. I haven't been using the 5 PM slots, but with some of the APRS work I'm looking to do, I think I've hit the point where I need to start using them. Is there a way to copy the settings from the default PM to the other PM slots so I only have to change the one or two settings I'm interested in? Or do I have to manually configure each setting to match up? I have both the standard MCP-6A software and the RT Systems software if that changes the answer. :-) Thanks! -JeffH Jeff Hochberg W4JEW Atlanta, GA jeff@...
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GPS for TMD700A
Keith Kaiser
I'm looking for a recommendation of a GPS (no display) that I can use with my Kenwood TMD700A, something similar to but NOT the Radio Shack DigiTraveler GPS of days gone by.
Thoughts?
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Re: Copy PM to PM
walt
Jeff:
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Just make the changes and save it in another PM slot. walt, w7prb
On 7/29/19 7:33 PM, JeffH wrote:
Hello, --
----- Walt Jamison, W7PRB w7prb@...
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Re: Copy PM to PM
Randy Allen
Jeff, You simply use your current settings (say PM1 for example), make whatever changes you want, and then save it to whatever PM you wish (say PM5) I have several presets; 1: normal APRS/Voice ops, 2: Voice only
ops, 3: external PC APRS ops, 4: As needed for temporary
operations (such as a Public Service event) APRS/Voice, and 5:
Parked (APRS beacon every 20 minutes, voice (band B) off,
backlight Off, beeps Off). When setting up for a Public Service Event I save my PM1 to PM4, then make changes (voice frequency, APRS comment/status text etc) and then save again to PM4. Hope this helps. 73 Randy KAØAZS On 7/29/2019 22:33, JeffH wrote:
Hello,
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Re: GPS for TMD700A
Check Byonics GPS2; used one & had no problems
Hutch, NK0S (OA4/NK0S, HL9HP, YS9HH, HP1XHH)
ARRL Incoming QSL Bureau Sorter for: K4W, N4W & W4W
From: TMD700A@groups.io [mailto:TMD700A@groups.io] On Behalf Of Keith Kaiser
I'm looking for a recommendation of a GPS (no display) that I can use with my Kenwood TMD700A, something similar to but NOT the Radio Shack DigiTraveler GPS of days gone by.
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Re: GPS for TMD700A
Randy Allen
Wife and daughter have customized GPS-18 GPS units for their D-700s. If you don't want to attach your own connectors (my source no longer sells them that way) Byonics sells an adapter for their GPS5 for the Kenwoods. Hope this helps Randy KAØAZS On 7/30/2019 12:38, Keith Kaiser wrote:
I'm looking for a recommendation of a GPS (no display) that I can use with my Kenwood TMD700A, something similar to but NOT the Radio Shack DigiTraveler GPS of days gone by.
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Re: GPS for TMD700A
Herb
I use my old Garmin V and even older Garmin III+ units. I would suggest looking for an old used Garmin V on eBay or other sites that you can get for a reasonable price. I see one on there for $35 shipped which I would consider reasonable.
Herb, KB7UVC NW APRS Group, West Sound Coordinator Our WEB Site: http://blog.nwaprs.info/
From: TMD700A@groups.io [mailto:TMD700A@groups.io] On Behalf Of Keith Kaiser
Sent: Tuesday, July 30, 2019 9:39 AM To: TMD700A@groups.io Subject: [TMD700A] GPS for TMD700A
I'm looking for a recommendation of a GPS (no display) that I can use with my Kenwood TMD700A, something similar to but NOT the Radio Shack DigiTraveler GPS of days gone by.
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Re: GPS for TMD700A
Steve Illig
There is a ham selling a plug and play gps receiver, on Ebay. He has one for the Tmd700 and one for the tmd710. $64.95 shipped. Ebay user name ham_daptor call sign K6VHF. I bought one this past may and I am very happy with it. It is very fast connecting to satellites Steve KB3UWC Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone
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Re: GPS for TMD700A
Keith Kaiser
Thanks to everyone who gave me ideas and suggestions. I’ve not decided which way to go yet but a ready to use options seems the best.
73’s -- Keith, WA0̷TJT
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New D10GA questions
Mainly this is to be dedicated to APRS, Packet
As such, I seem to be decoding APRS off 144.390; a List is enlarging ... I also can get on the "B" band on 144.34/94 and make myself known. I can use the RT Systems Programmer for memory. I can touch BCON on the TM-710GA; see the bars indicate I am sending; see my Wattmeter verify that. It is probable I have the default path wide-1 and wide2-1 set .. though there appears to be some duplicity when I find :settings: Anyway, for now, I need to understand why I am decoding so far 34 stations in the APRs settiing but Findu never never reports my fixed position ... I'd disabled iGPS then added Mycall and my known GPS coordinates off my U-Blox GPS... EM88LL is the correct grid. I xmit every few minutes now for a couple hours but never see it reported. Next, I plugged in the two audio cables from Data ... to the Dell front panel Mic and Earphone ... all this did was usurp my system sounds. I run APRSIS32, AGW and UISS ... fwiw. The rig is connected by a USB to serial as seen in the DevMan screenshot ... though ,,,, letting the Port-Setup program for a kenwood D710 "detect, she found com#20 which is what I plugged in for the RT memory program. APRSIS32 :seems: to find my new TM-D710 cuz I see this in the log it makes : -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2019-09-03T14:26:17.055 [TransmitAPRS] KD7YZ-1>APWW10,WIDE2-2:@142616h3829.68N/08301.09W- 2019-09-03T14:26:21.959 [Telemetry] KD7YZ-1>APWW10,WIDE2-2:T#160,100,048,095,128,000,10100000 2019-09-03T14:27:17.055 [TransmitAPRS] KD7YZ-1>APWW10,WIDE2-2:@142716h3829.68N/08301.10W- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ so, please, anyone capable of handling the newbie tirade, please mail me off list and help me get going. I intend to let one of the Alpha-Spid Az/El's track and decode the Digi_sats. Sadly I appear a long was from that ability. -- -- Bob KD7YZ TM-D710GA
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Re: New D10GA questions
Eric
I just got my 710 and it is still in the box, so I'm just mentioning what happened to me with another radio.....is the repeater offset turned off?
Eric
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Re: New D10GA questions
My 710GA came with repeater offsets on automatic, but it's easy to verify thru the menu system. I also bought the RT Systems software and USB programming cable. Makes it very easy to program. RandL.com is where I bought mine & they discount the software. Now setting up the APRS is another trick. Lee Besing 210-771-7075 San Antonio TX
-----Original Message----- From: Eric <vzwengr@...> To: TMD700A@groups.io Sent: Wed, 04 Sep 2019 9:01 PM Subject: Re: [TMD700A] New D10GA questions I just got my 710 and it is still in the box, so I'm just mentioning what happened to me with another radio.....is the repeater offset turned off? Eric
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Re: New D10GA questions
I am OK with Normal repeater functions. And I already bought the RT software and cable ... even setup a few mem channels.
It's APRS that I am having troubles with. For example, I can press BCON and see I xmit ...every once in a while I can go on FindU and see that somehow my fixed GPS Position here at home, got TO findU ... but it seems I don't always send out a beacon even though I have it on Auto. Lemme ask this: I am using APRIS32 program ... how do I get audio in and out of it. So far, plugging in the Pink & Green plugs into the PC front panel Audio and Mic plugs produces nix. what software is anyone using for comms with ISS for example? B4 this rig, I used Packet Engine Pro and UISS with great success. so what to use with the D710GA? -- -- Bob KD7YZ TM-D710GA
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Re: New D10GA questions
Randy Allen
I use the Kenwood PG-5G cable. For use with APRS software it needs to be plugged into the data port on the control head (where the TNC resides), not the radio body (that port is used for programming, ECHO LINK, etc.). I'm not familiar with the RT cable so don't know if it works the same. I've never used audio cables for APRS connectivity so can't help you there.
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Make sure the COM port in the radio is turned on (Menu 604). Since you are using APRSIS32, check out this page (if you haven't already): http://aprsisce.wikidot.com/port:kenwood-tm-d710 Hope this helps. 73 Randy KAØAZS
On 9/5/2019 09:26, KD7YZ Bob wrote:
I am OK with Normal repeater functions. And I already bought the RT software and cable ... even setup a few mem channels.
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Re: New D10GA questions
Mike Hickerson
Hi All.
The programming cable USB-K5G that comes with the RTSystems programming package works for programming the radio as well as the data cable from the control head to the computer. It also works for doing any upgrades to the rig. For data operations, the cable
MUST be connected to the control head. That is where the TNC is. Not the radio deck. I use the same cable for programming, updates, and all data operations. That includes APRS, Packet in both 1200 baud and 9600 baud, and any other data mode.
MIKE WB0MH
Mike WB0MH
From: TMD700A@groups.io <TMD700A@groups.io> on behalf of Randy Allen <ka0azs@...>
Sent: Thursday, September 5, 2019 8:24:02 AM To: TMD700A@groups.io <TMD700A@groups.io>; kd7yz@... <kd7yz@...> Subject: Re: [TMD700A] New D10GA questions I use the Kenwood PG-5G cable. For use with APRS software it needs to
be plugged into the data port on the control head (where the TNC resides), not the radio body (that port is used for programming, ECHO LINK, etc.). I'm not familiar with the RT cable so don't know if it works the same. I've never used audio cables for APRS connectivity so can't help you there. Make sure the COM port in the radio is turned on (Menu 604). Since you are using APRSIS32, check out this page (if you haven't already): http://aprsisce.wikidot.com/port:kenwood-tm-d710 Hope this helps. 73 Randy KAØAZS On 9/5/2019 09:26, KD7YZ Bob wrote: > I am OK with Normal repeater functions. And I already bought the RT software and cable ... even setup a few mem channels. > It's APRS that I am having troubles with. For example, I can press BCON and see I xmit ...every once in a while I can go on FindU and see that somehow my fixed GPS Position here at home, got TO findU ... but it seems I don't always send out a beacon even though I have it on Auto. > > Lemme ask this: I am using APRIS32 program ... how do I get audio in and out of it. So far, plugging in the Pink & Green plugs into the PC front panel Audio and Mic plugs produces nix. > > what software is anyone using for comms with ISS for example? > > B4 this rig, I used Packet Engine Pro and UISS with great success. > > so what to use with the D710GA?
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