Re: APRS iGate stopped working!
Wooo Hooo!? It's now seemingly working as it has been.? I had my receive amp on the Tiny Traker 4 at 47.? Sure I hadn't changed anything but it wasn't receiving what it should have been so I turned it up more.? Same results.? I re-read the manual and it said signals should monitor at between 50 and 80 I think it was.? So I tweaked it to about 65 and now it works.? I think it was too high and the signals were distorting resulting in partial and sparadic captures that you documented so kindly.? Because of my station disorganization I would have sworn it was cable or connection.? Glad this is what it was.? Was starting to think maybe the radio was fried.? Thanks again so much for your time.? Hope someone else that stumbles upon this thread will also get some help out of it.? 73!? I attached a screen print to show it is now working and my mobile is being iGated through my base station at home.? I will assume the times are either correct or have no bearing on the correct processing of the packets into APRS.FI and such.
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The Time in the upper left corner is actually the Transmit
Pressure.?? You can read about it at:
The thin colored bars at the bottom of that pane are also
documented that that wiki page.
And yes, the trace logs are UTC time, hence the T separator
although technically I should also have a Z or Z+00:00 but that
seemed a bit verbose.?
()?? The "TOO LONG"
indicates that additional data was received from the TCP/IP stack
beyond the # logresp packet, which is likely normal depending on
the speed of your PC and the Internet connection.? It's part of
the wonders of CR/LF delimited packets being parsed from a TCP/IP
streaming socket.
In fact, this is a frequent newb TCP/IP programming misteak (sic)
where they "assume" (with all the connotations of that word) that
a single read will only and always get a single packet (line of
text, in the case of the APRS-IS) from a socket.?? In local
testing with fast loopback or Ethernet connections, it seems to
work, the read always returns just the data that was written in a
single write.? But when deployed to the field with the vagaries of
actual Internet connections and traffic routing, a single read may
have a partial packet, a full packet (which is all they expected),
a full packet plus part of the next packet, or even multiple
packets possibly ending with a partial packet.
Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of APRSISCE
for Windows Mobile and Win32
On 4/30/2024 9:29 AM, AB9NN - Jon
Kreski wrote:
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See the screen print.? Can anyone tell me where the time in the
upper left-hand corner comes from?? It appears to be counting
down.? Is that the time to the next beacon transmission?
How about the time from one of my logs from this entry:
Port(APRS-IS):2024-04-30T11:52:19.541 TOO LONG:# logresp AB9NN-48
verified, server T2POLNW
The time seems to be 11:52:19 -? is that UTC time?? I was nowhere
near my PC at that time Eastern time.
Thanks!
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On Tue, Apr 30, 2024 at 09:29 AM, AB9NN - Jon Kreski wrote:
See the screen print.? Can anyone tell me where the time in the upper left-hand corner comes from?? It appears to be counting down.? Is that the time to the next beacon transmission?
Yes, the upper left corner shows the time until your next beacon. Lynn was answering the other portion, but I didn't see a response to that part of your post. ------- Robert Giuliano KB8RCO
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Ok, I just double-checked the source and the timestamp in the
?APRSS response is actually the timestamp that the port entered
the current state.?? I now remember doing this so that you can see
if your RF or -IS port is going through state transitions.?? So
the following lines
04-30 07:52:19 APRS-IS OK 497 493 480 65 /hr
04-30 07:52:19 FT857d OK 192 59 189 32 /hr
mean that those ports became "OK" at that (localtime)
timestamp.?? My apologies for crying wolf when there was no need.
Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of APRSISCE for Windows Mobile and
Win32
On 4/30/2024 10:46 AM, Lynn Deffenbaugh
wrote:
Send yourself a ?aprss and see what time is shown in that
response.?? I just did it and it shows 04-30 07:52:19 and my
local time is 10:45:xx, so not even the minutes is correct.??
Unless, of course, the timestamp in the ?aprss response isn't
actually the current time.? I didn't think of that until just
now.
Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of APRSISCE
for Windows Mobile and Win32
On 4/30/2024 9:31 AM, AB9NN - Jon
Kreski wrote:
The times do not seem to match my PC system clock time which is
accurate from a utility which keeps it synced to an accurate
time source.
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Send yourself a ?aprss and see what time is shown in that
response.?? I just did it and it shows 04-30 07:52:19 and my local
time is 10:45:xx, so not even the minutes is correct.?? Unless, of
course, the timestamp in the ?aprss response isn't actually the
current time.? I didn't think of that until just now.
Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of APRSISCE
for Windows Mobile and Win32
On 4/30/2024 9:31 AM, AB9NN - Jon
Kreski wrote:
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The times do not seem to match my PC system clock time which is
accurate from a utility which keeps it synced to an accurate time
source.
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The times do not seem to match my PC system clock time which is accurate from a utility which keeps it synced to an accurate time source.
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See the screen print.? Can anyone tell me where the time in the upper left-hand corner comes from?? It appears to be counting down.? Is that the time to the next beacon transmission?
How about the time from one of my logs from this entry:
Port(APRS-IS):2024-04-30T11:52:19.541 TOO LONG:# logresp AB9NN-48 verified, server T2POLNW
The time seems to be 11:52:19 -? is that UTC time?? I was nowhere near my PC at that time Eastern time.
Thanks!
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Re: APRS iGate stopped working!
Yep, you are correct,?only TX pot. I was working from memory. And your procedure is much the same as mine.
Ben Miller, PE retired KD9BBB
Radio volume is for Rx.? The TT4 pot is for TX.
The RXAMP and Volume Control do the same thing - but it is ALWAYS better to find a fixed output from the radio.? Many radios (well dual bands anyway) have a Data Jack with fixed audio.? Some radios have fixed audio on the mic jack.? Unfortunately, it should slike yours has neither.
Jon,
I suggest finding a volume control setting that is easy to get close, and typically low output is better.? On my Yaesu 2m with no data jack or mic audio, I set the volume to about 90 degrees (or just less than 1/4 volume), then adjusted RXAMP according to the instructions.? That worked well for me. Being a little off on the lower setting (1/4 volume) seems to be a bit more forgiving.
On Monday, April 29, 2024 at 11:22:22 PM EDT, Ben Miller < bmilleng@...> wrote:
On the receive?level, the TinyTrak pot and the radio volume do the? same thing. I generally fix one at a typical level, and then just use the other one to fine tune. Otherwise, they interact and you will be constantly chasing the level. Transmit is only the TinyTrak pot so it is easier.
Ben Miller, PE retired KD9BBB On Mon, Apr 29, 2024 at 6:58?PM AB9NN - Jon Kreski via <jkreski= [email protected]> wrote: Thanks so much for the detailed analysis.? Not sure what to think about the time setting.? Time on the PC seems right.? I recall I have a utillity to keep it set via atomic clock.? Not sure of the name of the utility or if it's still running.? I checked the Receive Amp setting on the TT4.? I had it tuned and it was working well but when I monitored the line with TeraTerm Pro I got 1's.? Something closer to 100 is a normal signal.? I reset the amp to a higher level.? That may have been the problem.? I will know in the morning when I go and get the mail and check my APRS track on .? Setting the amp levels on the TinyTrak4 are a bit wonky as with my radio the volume setting of the radio plays a part in it.? The volume may have also been bumped over some time period.? I will let you know if this corrected the problem but for now it looks like it was at least not set correctly...? sigh...
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Re: APRS iGate stopped working!
Radio volume is for Rx.? The TT4 pot is for TX.
The RXAMP and Volume Control do the same thing - but it is ALWAYS better to find a fixed output from the radio.? Many radios (well dual bands anyway) have a Data Jack with fixed audio.? Some radios have fixed audio on the mic jack.? Unfortunately, it should slike yours has neither.
Jon,
I suggest finding a volume control setting that is easy to get close, and typically low output is better.? On my Yaesu 2m with no data jack or mic audio, I set the volume to about 90 degrees (or just less than 1/4 volume), then adjusted RXAMP according to the instructions.? That worked well for me. Being a little off on the lower setting (1/4 volume) seems to be a bit more forgiving.
On Monday, April 29, 2024 at 11:22:22 PM EDT, Ben Miller <bmilleng@...> wrote:
On the receive?level, the TinyTrak pot and the radio volume do the? same thing. I generally fix one at a typical level, and then just use the other one to fine tune. Otherwise, they interact and you will be constantly chasing the level. Transmit is only the TinyTrak pot so it is easier.
Ben Miller, PE retired KD9BBB
On Mon, Apr 29, 2024 at 6:58?PM AB9NN - Jon Kreski via <jkreski= [email protected]> wrote: Thanks so much for the detailed analysis.? Not sure what to think about the time setting.? Time on the PC seems right.? I recall I have a utillity to keep it set via atomic clock.? Not sure of the name of the utility or if it's still running.? I checked the Receive Amp setting on the TT4.? I had it tuned and it was working well but when I monitored the line with TeraTerm Pro I got 1's.? Something closer to 100 is a normal signal.? I reset the amp to a higher level.? That may have been the problem.? I will know in the morning when I go and get the mail and check my APRS track on .? Setting the amp levels on the TinyTrak4 are a bit wonky as with my radio the volume setting of the radio plays a part in it.? The volume may have also been bumped over some time period.? I will let you know if this corrected the problem but for now it looks like it was at least not set correctly...? sigh...
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Re: APRS iGate stopped working!
On the receive?level, the TinyTrak pot and the radio volume do the? same thing. I generally fix one at a typical level, and then just use the other one to fine tune. Otherwise, they interact and you will be constantly chasing the level. Transmit is only the TinyTrak pot so it is easier.
Ben Miller, PE retired KD9BBB
On Mon, Apr 29, 2024 at 6:58?PM AB9NN - Jon Kreski via <jkreski= [email protected]> wrote: Thanks so much for the detailed analysis.? Not sure what to think about the time setting.? Time on the PC seems right.? I recall I have a utillity to keep it set via atomic clock.? Not sure of the name of the utility or if it's still running.? I checked the Receive Amp setting on the TT4.? I had it tuned and it was working well but when I monitored the line with TeraTerm Pro I got 1's.? Something closer to 100 is a normal signal.? I reset the amp to a higher level.? That may have been the problem.? I will know in the morning when I go and get the mail and check my APRS track on .? Setting the amp levels on the TinyTrak4 are a bit wonky as with my radio the volume setting of the radio plays a part in it.? The volume may have also been bumped over some time period.? I will let you know if this corrected the problem but for now it looks like it was at least not set correctly...? sigh...
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Re: APRS iGate stopped working!
Thanks so much for the detailed analysis.? Not sure what to think about the time setting.? Time on the PC seems right.? I recall I have a utillity to keep it set via atomic clock.? Not sure of the name of the utility or if it's still running.? I checked the Receive Amp setting on the TT4.? I had it tuned and it was working well but when I monitored the line with TeraTerm Pro I got 1's.? Something closer to 100 is a normal signal.? I reset the amp to a higher level.? That may have been the problem.? I will know in the morning when I go and get the mail and check my APRS track on APRS.FI.? Setting the amp levels on the TinyTrak4 are a bit wonky as with my radio the volume setting of the radio plays a part in it.? The volume may have also been bumped over some time period.? I will let you know if this corrected the problem but for now it looks like it was at least not set correctly...? sigh...
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Thanks Lynn. Appreciate the help!!
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Re: APRS iGate stopped working!
Those look correct.?? Based on the log captures and aprs.fi's raw
packet view, it definitely appears that you are having
intermittent RF reception (or at least, getting the packets into
APRSIS32) and either your instance is not running 24x7 or it is
also having APRS-IS connectivity issues.?? The first bit comes
from the RF packet capture logs as well as the >IGATE packets
from aprs.fi's raw view.?? The last part is inferred by the lack
of even beacon packets in aprs.fi's raw packet views for AB9NN-48.
For instance, on the 2nd bit, the gap in beacon timestamps at
2024-04-28 20:21:09 EDT:?>APWW11,TCPIP*,qAC,T2YANTAI:>290025zAPRS?iGate?in?Beulah,?Michigan?-?NW?Lower?Michigan
2024-04-29 08:13:44 EDT:?>APWW11,TCPIP*,qAC,T2CSNGRAD:@121811h4437.84N/08604.35W-!INSERVICE!
And then the length of time before the
>IGATE status actually reflected RF-received stations:
2024-04-29 08:13:44 EDT: AB9NN-48>APWW11,TCPIP*,qAC,T2CSNGRAD:@121811h4437.84N/08604.35W-!INSERVICE!
2024-04-29 09:07:59 EDT: AB9NN-48>APWW11,TCPIP*,qAC,T2CSNGRAD:<IGATE,MSG_CNT=0,LOC_CNT=0,DIR_CNT=0,RF_CNT=0,DX=1*W8TVI-9(9km@16<0xb0>)
2024-04-29 10:07:59 EDT: AB9NN-48>APWW11,TCPIP*,qAC,T2CSNGRAD:<IGATE,MSG_CNT=0,LOC_CNT=0,DIR_CNT=0,RF_CNT=2,DX=1*W8TVI-9(9km@16<0xb0>)
2024-04-29 11:07:59 EDT: AB9NN-48>APWW11,TCPIP*,qAC,T2CSNGRAD:<IGATE,MSG_CNT=0,LOC_CNT=3,DIR_CNT=1,RF_CNT=5,DX=1*KD9VQI-10(103km@292<0xb0>)
2024-04-29 12:08:29 EDT: AB9NN-48>APWW11,TCPIP*,qAC,T2CSNGRAD:<IGATE,MSG_CNT=0,LOC_CNT=1,DIR_CNT=1,RF_CNT=1
2024-04-29 13:08:29 EDT: AB9NN-48>APWW11,TCPIP*,qAC,T2CSNGRAD:<IGATE,MSG_CNT=0,LOC_CNT=0,DIR_CNT=0,RF_CNT=0,DX=1*KD9VQI-10(103km@292<0xb0>)
2024-04-29 14:08:29 EDT: AB9NN-48>APWW11,TCPIP*,qAC,T2CSNGRAD:<IGATE,MSG_CNT=0,LOC_CNT=0,DIR_CNT=0,RF_CNT=0,DX=1*KD9VQI-10(103km@292<0xb0>)
2024-04-29 15:08:29 EDT: AB9NN-48>APWW11,TCPIP*,qAC,T2CSNGRAD:<IGATE,MSG_CNT=0,LOC_CNT=2,DIR_CNT=1,RF_CNT=2,DX=1*KD9VQI-10(103km@292<0xb0>)
2024-04-29 16:08:29 EDT: AB9NN-48>APWW11,TCPIP*,qAC,T2CSNGRAD:<IGATE,MSG_CNT=0,LOC_CNT=2,DIR_CNT=0,RF_CNT=2,DX=1*KD9VQI-10(103km@292<0xb0>)
And finally, the hourly packet counts I
just got in response to a ?APRSS query.? These are the same hourly
packet counts you can view locally by double-clicking on the upper
left corner of the main APRSIS32 window.
17:00:21 New Chat Between KJ4ERJ and AB9NN-48 on 2024-04-29
17:00:23> ?igate
17:00:24< IGate[1/2] LOC_CNT=10 DIR_CNT=1 RF_CNT=21 (*2-17:00:24)
< IGate[2/2] FT857d[Simply(KISS)] Bi-Directional+ (*2-17:00:24)
< DX=3*KD9VQI-10(103km@292°) (*2-17:00:24)
17:00:31> ?aprss
17:00:32< Ports[1/2] 04-29 08:18:10 APRS-IS OK 492 482 523 534 561 603 713+ (*2-17:00:32)
< 634 /hr (*2-17:00:32)
< Ports[2/2] 04-29 08:10:27 FT857d OK 48 38 8 0 0 31 68 24 /hr+ (*2-17:00:32)
First, your machine doesn't seem to know
what time it is given that here at 17:00 east coast time it showed
me 08:10 where you are in Michigan.
Second, those two zeros in the middle
tell me that 3 and 4 hours ago, you received zero packets from the
RF port that you called FT857d.?? And 2 hours ago appears
incomplete because it only shows 8 packets in that hour.?? So I
really think you need to look at the RF reception and decoding for
your IGate as the numbers and logs seem to indicate that's where
the problem is.
Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of APRSISCE
for Windows Mobile and Win32
On 4/29/2024 8:56 AM, AB9NN - Jon
Kreski wrote:
Here are the two screen shots requested!
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Re: APRS iGate stopped working!
Here are the two screen shots requested!
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My original answer, the first one in this subject thread:
Check Screen / Labels / Nicknames / ME and make sure you didn't
check any of the MultiTrack (New Active Always) checkboxes.
Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of APRSISCE for Windows Mobile and Win32
On 4/28/2024 11:45 PM, Brian Boulden
wrote:
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I’m still trying to figure out my original problem. I’ve lost
track since other people have asked questions about their
“problems “
If anyone knows the answer to my question… the first one on this
thread. Please let me know. I may have missed it in an earlier
response.?
73
Brian. W4BJB
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Re: filter certain NWS objects
For that you're going to have to get really creative with your
manually-specified filters.?? The NWS APRS information is at:
And I think you're going to need to know the "PID" or "Product
Code" from the list at:
Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of APRSISCE
for Windows Mobile and Win32
On 4/28/2024 2:09 PM, Glen Briggs
wrote:
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what is the best way to NOT show nws flood warnings/statements but
show all other NWS warnings?
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Not everyone uses the groups.io web-view threaded reader (or
whatever you use that seems to provide a threaded view).?? If you
want an answer to a question, please include it in your request.??
We shouldn't have to go looking for it.
Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of APRSISCE for Windows Mobile and
Win32
PS.? I use Thunderbird for all of my
e-mail and group processing.?? That's why you'll find quotes of
the messages on every one of my replies.?? Each message should be
fully self-contained.
On 4/28/2024 11:45 PM, Brian Boulden
wrote:
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I’m still trying to figure out my original problem. I’ve lost
track since other people have asked questions about their
“problems “
If anyone knows the answer to my question… the first one on this
thread. Please let me know. I may have missed it in an earlier
response.?
73
Brian. W4BJB
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Re: APRS iGate stopped working!
I've attached my APRS monitor logs for your station from both RF
reports and -IS gated packet captures for the 20s of April.?? Your
AB9NN-48 IS IGating some packets, but on the RF side, it is very
intermittent as to when it is copying packets and when it is not
sending anything via UDP to my backend logger.? Are you sure
everything about your station is stable?? Or do you not run it
24x7?
According to
your station last beaconed 12 hours ago.?? And eye-balling the
<IGATE reports, it appears that there are extended periods
where your DIR_CNT and RF_CNT are both zero indicating that
APRSIS32 is not receiving anything from the RF port.?? No packets
= No IGate, obviously.?? And there are also time ranges where an
<IGATE packet wasn't even generated.?? I'd have to look at the
source to remind myself what that might mean, but it may mean that
all of the values are zero.
If you double-click the upper left corner box, you should get a
"Port Status" window that will show you the packet rates per hour
for the most recent (left) 8 hours.?? If your RF port isn't
showing any traffic, then by definition, APRSIS32 won't be gating
because nothing was received to forward on to the APRS-IS.
You'll see a BIG difference between the RF logged packets and the
ones that show your station as gating the first copy of the packet
to the APRS-IS.? I'll leave it as an exercise for the reader to
track down why other directly-received RF packets are not in the
-IS log.?? Likely some other station was faster and gating the
packet.? Maybe a new IGate is up and running in your area?
Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of APRSISCE
for Windows Mobile and Win32
On 4/28/2024 10:08 AM, AB9NN - Jon
Kreski wrote:
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On Wed, Apr 24, 2024 at 09:25 PM, Lynn Deffenbaugh wrote:
AB9NN-48 is a really strange -SSID for an IGate.??
What radio??? What TNC??? What connection from the TNC to the
APRSIS32 computer??? What port type are you using in APRSIS32???
What changed between when it was working and when it wasn't
working??
Thanks so much!? I realize that APRS.FI is the place to check to
see if my station is iGating.? When my station is working properly
it iGates 99.99% of the APRS traffic in our rural area because of
the footprint of my antenna, it's gain and the speed of my
computer and internet connection.? So I know it's not working.? I
have checked the following:
*? Antenna and coax - I get an S10 meter reading when I raise the
repeater all the way across Lake Michigan into Wisconsin from NW
Lower Michigan.
*? Radio - Yeasu FTM400XDR.? I have both A and B on 144.390 on
simplex with lowest squelch.? I see and hear the APRS packets
being processed.
*? TinyTrak4 - This is not new and as I see APRS traffic on the
radio I see the TT4 doing it's thing with lights of various colors
flashing as they should be.
*? Ports - I have a KISS port that I configured months ago and did
no change.? In APRSIS32 I checked the baud rate and it is 19200 as
it should be.
*? TinyTrak4 - I used TeraTerm Pro and accessed the software on
the device.? It is also configured at 19200 as it should be.
*? Cables - they have not changed.? I ensured all connections were
snug.
*? Windows 11 PC connection.? I used Device Manager to verify that
my TT4 was on port 5.? This matched the APRSIS32 setting.? I
unplugged the TT4 and the connection disapeared from device
manager.
? ? I plugged the cable back in and the port 5 connection
reappeared.
*? AB9NN-48 - I selected this as it has a little house icon on
APRSIS32 which is what my station is.? Is there something better
to use?
Obviously something changed but I don't think I conciously changed
any settings.? I went through APRSIS32 menus to make sure Internet
was enabled and it was checked.? My port looks OK.? Someone said
they queried my station thru APRS and it returned that the radio
port was not connected.? My port in APRSIS32 is mislabled as
FT857d as I used to that that radio and simply didn't change the
name when I reconfigured it.
Cables have been the same for close to a year.? I have the correct
chip(s) in the cables asn I know they worked for a long time and I
have not changed them.
I have attached as screen shot of my Enables for your reference.?
I am thinking that with all the checking I have done it must be
some simple little setting that I am miissing.? I will dig into
the logs today.? Hope this helps clarify things!
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Re: APRS iGate stopped working!
Can you screen capture the port settings of your RF port and your
APRS-IS port??? There are checkboxes in those that affect IGate
operation.?? You can also view and enable the various IGate(*)
Trace Logs.
Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of APRSISCE
for Windows Mobile and Win32
On 4/28/2024 10:08 AM, AB9NN - Jon
Kreski wrote:
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On Wed, Apr 24, 2024 at 09:25 PM, Lynn Deffenbaugh wrote:
AB9NN-48 is a really strange -SSID for an IGate.??
What radio??? What TNC??? What connection from the TNC to the
APRSIS32 computer??? What port type are you using in APRSIS32???
What changed between when it was working and when it wasn't
working??
Thanks so much!? I realize that APRS.FI is the place to check to
see if my station is iGating.? When my station is working properly
it iGates 99.99% of the APRS traffic in our rural area because of
the footprint of my antenna, it's gain and the speed of my
computer and internet connection.? So I know it's not working.? I
have checked the following:
*? Antenna and coax - I get an S10 meter reading when I raise the
repeater all the way across Lake Michigan into Wisconsin from NW
Lower Michigan.
*? Radio - Yeasu FTM400XDR.? I have both A and B on 144.390 on
simplex with lowest squelch.? I see and hear the APRS packets
being processed.
*? TinyTrak4 - This is not new and as I see APRS traffic on the
radio I see the TT4 doing it's thing with lights of various colors
flashing as they should be.
*? Ports - I have a KISS port that I configured months ago and did
no change.? In APRSIS32 I checked the baud rate and it is 19200 as
it should be.
*? TinyTrak4 - I used TeraTerm Pro and accessed the software on
the device.? It is also configured at 19200 as it should be.
*? Cables - they have not changed.? I ensured all connections were
snug.
*? Windows 11 PC connection.? I used Device Manager to verify that
my TT4 was on port 5.? This matched the APRSIS32 setting.? I
unplugged the TT4 and the connection disapeared from device
manager.
? ? I plugged the cable back in and the port 5 connection
reappeared.
*? AB9NN-48 - I selected this as it has a little house icon on
APRSIS32 which is what my station is.? Is there something better
to use?
Obviously something changed but I don't think I conciously changed
any settings.? I went through APRSIS32 menus to make sure Internet
was enabled and it was checked.? My port looks OK.? Someone said
they queried my station thru APRS and it returned that the radio
port was not connected.? My port in APRSIS32 is mislabled as
FT857d as I used to that that radio and simply didn't change the
name when I reconfigured it.
Cables have been the same for close to a year.? I have the correct
chip(s) in the cables asn I know they worked for a long time and I
have not changed them.
I have attached as screen shot of my Enables for your reference.?
I am thinking that with all the checking I have done it must be
some simple little setting that I am miissing.? I will dig into
the logs today.? Hope this helps clarify things!
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I’m still trying to figure out my original problem. I’ve lost track since other people have asked questions about their “problems “
If anyone knows the answer to my question… the first one on this thread. Please let me know. I may have missed it in an earlier response.?
73
Brian. W4BJB
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AB9NN - Jon Kreski
Brian Boulden, W4BJB
