Tony, I did the Full-Reset. Decoded no packets off ,CH-A, 144.390 overnight. However, I had CH-B on 145.825 for Sat's and did copy RS0ISS traffic. CH-B is the External and is read through SignaLink

Thanks Mark, Good info. The 700 info seems to be discussing mobile radios as digipeaters. While I'm trying to set up a mobile radio as a digi, it will be used as a local permanent digi on a hilltop

I figured the Full Reset out ...had to toggle Aux-999 enough to get "Full" Did that and now hoping I get some decodes. Have not imported my previous settings yet in case they were the

Packet Speed 9600bps should be 1200bps on 144.390 MHz 73 de Pat R. Patrick Ryan ARS: KC6VVT, Grid: EN51lf, email: kc6vvt@... Facebook for ham related: http://www.facebook.com/KC6VVT/info

Isn't the baud rate 1200? John Virus-free. www.avg.com

Hope this is permitted. I live in the Dallas / Fort Worth Area. Any help would be appreciated. Ok, still having problems. GPS is a Garmin 3+. GPS interface set to NEMA 4800. Radio Kenwood TM-D700.

Good Evening Bob, if you are not already familiar with it, you might benefit from looking thru: http://aprs.org/D7xx/d700-faq.txt as there is a bit of discussion of setting up the 700 to Digi. 73

That was my question. I do not know HOW to do a 'Full Reset'. And I didn't see it in the manual(s) -- 73 Bob KD7YZ AMSAT LM #901

I'm somewhat familiar with APRS, but not enough to understand how to set up a 700a as a digipeater for this situation. Will need to digipeat from a hill top in a remote location not within range of

Hi Bob, my D710 has the same issues every so often it will not decode any aprs packets, until I do a full reset then it is good to go, but have to reprogram settings in it or up date by computer. Let

wits end. I haven't decoded any APRS/Packet via the rig for a week. I can see the trace of a strong known Digi-Peater 20 miles away ... by using a SDR dongle and looking at the waterfall trace via

While using APRSIS32 with my D710GA, I was noticing I wasn't seeing any APRS decodes coming out of the 710. I had CH1 on 144.390. I had CH2 on 145.825 and that CH output being read by AGWPE/UISS .. I

Thanks, Lutz! Leo

Hi Leo, yes, I use the free program MCP-2A from Kenwood: EDIT MENU APRS/NAVITRA PAGE 2 CHANNEL IN USE (e.g.1) (under channel 1 edit): NAME (your callsign) LATITUDE LONGITUDE GS (your locator e.g.

And, wow, I already got a response! He said he would pass it on. Maybe if lots of us write something will happen. If Kenwood isn't interested, perhaps they would open source the TNC code...

That's my gut instinct, as well, but I was hoping someone would have inside information to the contrary. It's worth a try, so I sent the attached email to Kenwood amateur radio support just now. 73,

Hello Mike, I think we have a one in a million chance of seeing Kenwood add new protocol support like AX.25 v2.2 and FX.25 support. Btw.. in addition to Direwolf supporting both of

Has anyone heard any rumors about Kenwood adding FX.25 support (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FX.25_Forward_Error_Correction) to the firmware for the D700/710? The next release of Direwolf (V1.6)

Is there a way of overriding APRS beacon lat/lon coordinates with specified, rather than dynamic ones from internal GPS? Alternatively, is there a way of disabling internal GPS altogether? Thanks Leo

I am using a Garmin GPS-15HV. It does provide the strings for showing individual satellite position. I used the same unit with an iCom 5100 and it would show the satellite positions. I guess