Correction, that log doesn't necessarily show that packets were
gated, but only that RF packets were received on an RF-looking
port by an APRSIS32 instance called KQ4LMY.
And in that log I see that you also have a KQ4LMY-9 which is
likely a Yaesu FTM-300D, at least according to the Mic-E type
indicator characters in the packets.
Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of APRSISCE
for Windows Mobile and Win32
On 10/6/2024 5:32 PM, Lynn Deffenbaugh
wrote:
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I searched some of my logs and find that you DID gate some
packets to the APRS-IS, but you are running your APRSIS32
instance as KQ4LMY which is the same as your radio.? For
debugging issues, and avoiding confusion, it is best that ever
single APRS "thing", be it hardware, software, or firmware, uses
a unique -SSID to allow for knowing what is doing what to whom
and when.
Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of APRSISCE
for Windows Mobile and Win32
New to aprs and trying to setup my FTM-500 in my house as
an I-gate With aprisce32. I can't seem to get RF received on
my station to forward to APRS-IS, at least, I can't see any
traffic showing up in my area on APRS-FI.
I am receiving traffic and it shows in APRSIS on my
computer. I can see my mobile KQ4LMY-9, beaconing in my
driveway, but it doesn't show on an online map. My home
station shows on aprs-fi, but it is being seen by a
digi-peater 35mi away to the NE or another 33 miles to the SW.
?
FTM-500 is connected to computer via Yaesu SCU-56 cable.
Made FTM-500 port using FTM-350 setting. Internet is provided
via starlink.
?
Log files are attached. Any help would be appreciated.
?
Thanks,
Brent
KQ4LMY
