Re: HF APRS Time Lapse Video -- Timeout Setting?
KD4JWF, APRSIS32, is the name of this game!
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Re: HF APRS Time Lapse Video -- Timeout Setting?
I can find no instance of Lynn mentioning an upper limit to the values. One message notes that someone used 1440 as the stations.maxage which is 24 hours.
Lynn noted many times that setting the value to zero would equate?to never timing out, so the upper value limit would be 0, which equates to infinity.
Thanks for the update Glen. Didn't realize the .safe file had to be edited as well.
Tony, Notice how Glen's and Mine are different times? I made some adjustments to mine for reasons that I don't remember right now, but if you update those numbers to larger minutes it should resolve what you're looking for. That being said, I vaguely remember there being an upper limit to those, but I can't remember what it is right now.?
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On Friday, January 24th, 2025 at 04:43, Glenn O'Connor via <ka0lnr37= [email protected]> wrote:
It is a neat video, Tony.
The setting(s) that Adam displayed are the ones to be edited. However, there are TWO files to
be altered. With the client program closed, edit each and save. These are those
Again, editing will ONLY BE SAVED WHILE THE CLIENT IS CLOSED. Otherwise, those xml files will
be overwritten.
My APRSIS32 settings:
-K0ION
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Re: HF APRS Time Lapse Video -- Timeout Setting?
Need to know software use w Vara for aprs HF
Thanks for the update Glen. Didn't realize the .safe file had to be edited as well.
Tony, Notice how Glen's and Mine are different times? I made some adjustments to mine for reasons that I don't remember right now, but if you update those numbers to larger minutes it should resolve what you're looking for. That being said, I vaguely remember there being an upper limit to those, but I can't remember what it is right now.?
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On Friday, January 24th, 2025 at 04:43, Glenn O'Connor via <ka0lnr37= [email protected]> wrote:
It is a neat video, Tony.
The setting(s) that Adam displayed are the ones to be edited. However, there are TWO files to
be altered. With the client program closed, edit each and save. These are those
Again, editing will ONLY BE SAVED WHILE THE CLIENT IS CLOSED. Otherwise, those xml files will
be overwritten.
My APRSIS32 settings:
-K0ION
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Re: HF APRS Time Lapse Video -- Timeout Setting?
Thanks for the update Glen. Didn't realize the .safe file had to be edited as well.
Tony, Notice how Glen's and Mine are different times? I made some adjustments to mine for reasons that I don't remember right now, but if you update those numbers to larger minutes it should resolve what you're looking for. That being said, I vaguely remember there being an upper limit to those, but I can't remember what it is right now.?
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On Friday, January 24th, 2025 at 04:43, Glenn O'Connor via groups.io <ka0lnr37@...> wrote:
It is a neat video, Tony.
The setting(s) that Adam displayed are the ones to be edited. However, there are TWO files to
be altered. With the client program closed, edit each and save. These are those
Again, editing will ONLY BE SAVED WHILE THE CLIENT IS CLOSED. Otherwise, those xml files will
be overwritten.
My APRSIS32 settings:
-K0ION
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Re: HF APRS Time Lapse Video -- Timeout Setting?
It is a neat video, Tony.
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The setting(s) that Adam displayed are the ones to be edited. However, there are TWO files to?
be altered. With the client program closed, edit each and save. These are those
Again, editing will ONLY BE SAVED WHILE THE CLIENT IS CLOSED. Otherwise, those xml files will
be overwritten.
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My APRSIS32 settings:
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-K0ION
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Re: HF APRS Time Lapse Video -- Timeout Setting?
Adam:
Thanks for the info. I ran another timelapse and noticed that if a station isn't heard from after 30 minutes, it's removed from the map. It's remains in the station list for up to 2 hours before it's removed from the list. If a packet is received from that
station before the 2-hour limit, the process above starts all over again. At least that's what appears to?be happening when viewing the time-lapse.?
I've attached a few screenshots to illustrate the time out sequence. Notice how the highlight color in the station list changes from white to Yellow after 15 minutes and then Red after 30 minutes.?
Tony -K2MO
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Neat time-lapse video.
I believe this has to be done via editing the xml file. I can't seem to find a menu item for it. Someone else may know where it is.?
<Stations.MinAge>80</Stations.MinAge>
<Stations.MaxAge>120</Stations.MaxAge>
I believe those numbers are in minutes.
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Adam Mahnke
KC2ANT
On Wednesday, January 22nd, 2025 at 19:40, Tony via groups.io <73GUDDX@...> wrote:
All:?
I recently recorded a time lapse video showing APRS-VARA activity on the 30-meter band (see below). The condensed video is only a few minutes long, but the actual recording time was approximately 8 hours. When I played it back, I noticed that stations would
periodically disappear from the map over a certain amount of time and some would then reappear.?
My guess is that this is due to the time-out feature, which assumes a station is no longer active if no packets are heard over a given time period. It's obviously a useful feature, but I was wondering if the timeout can be modified for demonstration purposes
i.e., video demos???
Tony -K2MO?
Video Link:
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This time lapse video shows APRS activity on the 30M band using the VARA modem.
www.youtube.com
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Re: HF APRS Time Lapse Video -- Timeout Setting?
Neat time-lapse video.
I believe this has to be done via editing the xml file. I can't seem to find a menu item for it. Someone else may know where it is.?
<Stations.MinAge>80</Stations.MinAge>
<Stations.MaxAge>120</Stations.MaxAge>
I believe those numbers are in minutes.
On Wednesday, January 22nd, 2025 at 19:40, Tony via groups.io <73GUDDX@...> wrote:
All:?
I recently recorded a time lapse video showing APRS-VARA activity on the 30-meter band (see below). The condensed video is only a few minutes long, but the actual recording time was approximately 8 hours. When I played it back, I noticed that stations would
periodically disappear from the map over a certain amount of time and some would then reappear.?
My guess is that this is due to the time-out feature, which assumes a station is no longer active if no packets are heard over a given time period. It's obviously a useful feature, but I was wondering if the timeout can be modified for demonstration purposes
i.e., video demos???
Tony -K2MO?
Video Link:
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This time lapse video shows APRS activity on the 30M band using the VARA modem.
www.youtube.com
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HF APRS Time Lapse Video -- Timeout Setting?
All:?
I recently recorded a time lapse video showing APRS-VARA activity on the 30-meter band (see below). The condensed video is only a few minutes long, but the actual recording time was approximately 8 hours. When I played it back, I noticed that stations would
periodically disappear from the map over a certain amount of time and some would then reappear.?
My guess is that this is due to the time-out feature, which assumes a station is no longer active if no packets are heard over a given time period. It's obviously a useful feature, but I was wondering if the timeout can be modified for demonstration purposes
i.e., video demos???
Tony -K2MO?
Video Link:
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This time lapse video shows APRS activity on the 30M band using the VARA modem.
www.youtube.com
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73 de Steve Wilson KF6WAX, APRSISCE32, ADMIN/MODERATOR
On Sun, Jan 19, 2025 at 7:36?PM Mr.DB Thomas KF7VOJ via <MrDBThomas= [email protected]> wrote: Please update the pass code for kf7voj.?
Thank you for your time and effort in this matter.
MrDBThomas,?sui juris "Veritas numquam perit?”
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Please update the pass code for kf7voj.?
Thank you for your time and effort in this matter.
MrDBThomas,?sui juris "Veritas numquam perit?”
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The link I have posted appears to be temporarily broken, I have sent this information to the group owner
so carry on using that link anyway until a fix can be found!
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73 de
Steve Wilson
KF6WAX, APRSISCE, ADMIN
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Just to clarify the reason for following the link I provided, it sends the requestor to the
owners list thus keeping the passcode request of the general mailing list and thus keeps the requestors
passcode private.
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73 de
Steve Wilson
KF6WAX, APRSISCE, ADMIN
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Just recently a number of requests for passcodes have been received via this groups message system.
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Please do not use the above method, instead use the link as provided below,
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When asking for a passcode do provide your name and callsign as shown on your license!
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73 de
Steve Wilson
KF6WAX, APRSISCE, ADMIN
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Re: Passcode for KJ&HNW / Audrey Moran APRSISCE/32
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Please ask KJ7HNW to ask for their passcode directly as we have no idea if the above ham is your daughter or not
73 de
Steve Wilson
KF6WAX, APRSISCE32, ADMIN/MODERATOR
On Sat, Jan 18, 2025 at 6:28?PM DAVID MORGAN via
<dmorgan9555= [email protected]> wrote:
Requesting Passcode for KJ7HNW / Audrey Moran. She is my daughter which she lives in Washington State. I am trying to help get set up for APRS.
Thanks David Morgan / KC7KRB
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Re: Passcode for KJ&HNW / Audrey Moran APRSISCE/32
Please ask KJ7HNW to ask for their passcode directly as we have no idea if the above ham is your daughter or not
73 de Steve Wilson KF6WAX, APRSISCE32, ADMIN/MODERATOR
On Sat, Jan 18, 2025 at 6:28?PM DAVID MORGAN via <dmorgan9555= [email protected]> wrote:
Requesting Passcode for KJ7HNW / Audrey Moran. She is my daughter which she lives in Washington State. I am trying to help get set up for APRS.
Thanks David Morgan / KC7KRB
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Passcode for KJ&HNW / Audrey Moran APRSISCE/32
Requesting Passcode for KJ7HNW / Audrey Moran. She is my daughter which she lives in Washington State. I am trying to help get set up for APRS.
Thanks David Morgan / KC7KRB
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Mr.DB Thomas KF7VOJ
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