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I'm getting back into this after a long drought. But not sure if I have a passcode already. What would it be registered under? So you can check for it? Call? E-Mail Address? ETC. Joe WB9SBD

I already have, check your SPAM filter-- 73 de Steve Wilson KF6WAX, APRSISCE32, ADMIN/MODERATOR

MITCHELL MELLEN KJ4UBX

Good morning, Been years but finally reinstalled APRSISCE/32 on this computer. I think my passcode is 9347 is this correct? If not can I obtain it again so that my station will show up. Thanks Jeffrey Dubin - N9MXT n9mxtham@...

Please provide a passcode for William E. Diamond, callsign K6KRQ. -- Bill Diamond - K6KRQ Sacramento, CA

Been experimenting with APRSIS32 and my FTM-500, mixed results. Using the standard Yaesu cable SCU-56. - I can get data from the transceiver into APRSIS32. That is, when I configure and enable a port for the FTM-500, and run APRS on the radio, the APRS traffic is streamed into APRSIS32 - I cannot seem to transmit via RF from APRSIS32 to the FTM-500. The packets fall onto the floor as they say. - Similar when I connect the FTM-500 to my PC and use Processing (processing.org) to open up a serial connection - I can stream data in but not transmit. This doesn't surprise me too much as I suspect that the write handshake is not being handled correctly by the Processing Serial object, but I need to investigate this more. Also I assume but need to verify that the oddball way that the FTM-500 formats APRS messages is involved as well. Fairly sure that I'm formatting packets correctly from APRSIS32. Not looking for deep dive help necessarily, but curious if others know whether this is possible (and/or with earlier radios in the FTM family).

?Please kindly provide passcode for APRSISCE/32 Thank you for your kind support. JN6JWN/Masashi Akiyama -- JN6JWN Masashi Akiyama

Christopher J. Vezeau W1CJV Need a passcode for APRSISCE/32 Thanks Sent from Proton Mail Android

I have just opensourced the following software: APRSISCE (APRSIS32) APRSISMO APRSISDR My father's wishes were to do this upon his passing. He did not want any of his software to go commercial use, so I have added a GPL license to the source code. I have published on the APRS Foundation github which will ensure a very long life to the administration of the access to the source code. I plan to continue to act as keeper of the source code, so please reach out to me if you are wanting to work on the software, but it is here for you to work on in keeping with the license. https://github.com/APRSFoundation Paul (D) - KJ4DXK Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ This software was brought to you by the letters L and P and the number 42.

Hello, I am Bob Bianca KN7E, may I have a passcode for APRSISCE/32. Thank You Email to request code is being rejected.

Please update the pass code for kf7voj. Thank you for your time and effort in this matter. MrDBThomas, sui juris "Veritas numquam perit?”

Matthew Andrews wx4mwa

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Just recently a number of requests for passcodes have been received via this groups message system. Please do not use the above method, instead use the link as provided below, http://aprsisce.wikidot.com/doc:passcode When asking for a passcode do provide your name and callsign as shown on your license! 73 de Steve Wilson KF6WAX, APRSISCE, ADMIN

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

EA4HRV CRISTI ALBERTO SEBASTIAN you need a passcode for APRSISCE/32 73

I am still struggling to process the fact that Lynn is no longer with us. I had the distinct pleasure of meeting Lynn (and Paul) several times when we worked bike ride events near Orlando over quite a few years. I was both astonished and honored that he remembered me each time we saw each other. I was particularly surprised when he APRS messaged me out of the blue one time when he must have realized I was actively mobile. Lynn was remarkable. He was the nicest guy you'd ever want to meet. His passing profoundly saddened me. We all miss him. In early December, I was having a small issue with the software. I was literally getting ready to put a message on here with the hope that Lynn would respond with words of wisdom as he always did, when word of his untimely passing struck. I've been so dismayed that I haven't gotten around to putting that message on here until now to see if one of the other clever folks here might have an answer. I run the software on several computers - they're all a little different since they serve different purposes. One of my instances of the software always starts with the "View" set to "None" and the map tile selection set to one other than the "Original" one. At some point, I must have selected those options (although I don't know why I'd select "None" for the "View"), but they have somehow become somewhat permanent. I have to change them at every start. I suspect that information is stored in the XML file somewhere, but I can't find where that might be. I know just enough about the XML file to be dangerous, and I've searched for every version of character strings I could think of that might be used. Long ago, I thought I was told that if you ended the program in a less-than-full window, the XML file would store all the current parameters so that it would open again as you left it when you closed it. I've tried that, but it doesn't seem to work, so maybe I misunderstood that situation. So, does anyone happen to know where or how those two parameters (selections for "View" and "Screen/Tile set") are stored so I can change them? I have no problem editing the XML file as long as I know what I'm looking for (and I do make a copy of the current working file before I start tinkering...). Thanks. Gil Chapin, WB2UTI