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It looks like both UI-View and Google earth use WGS84 as the mapping datum. That saves a step, you don't need to convert between datums. The KMZ files look like they are binary, therefore unless

Hi All, I have searched the forums and I don't know that I can find the answer to this... Is there a way to build a route within Google Maps, export it to a KMZ/KML file and then transfer it to an

Steve W6SDM wrote... Among other things, it is capable of restarting UI-View. This will take the TNC out of KISS mode, exit the program and then re-start UI-View again. Go to the Schedule Editor.

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So far, I haven't had any delayed packets. That's not to say that I couldn't, so I would like to preempt the problem by programming the schedule editor. Is the schedule editor capable of restarting

Joe, I have both Dire Wolf and UZ7HO's Soundmodem installed and running with UI-VIEW32, as well as some other programs. Both work perfectly. Dire Wolf does require a bit more effort to configure

Thanks, everyone, for the info and the reading material. I had the right concept on KISS mode, I just didn't state it very well. The TNC is passive in KISS mode, so I won't worry about any terminal

Hi Joe, I just gave it a quick try and have UI-View32 receiving packets from Direwolf. No TX at this time, but I don't believe I configured Direwolf to key the PTT line. I usually use UZ7HO for

Has anyone here mated these two together? Joe WB9SBD -- Sig The Original Rolling Ball Clock Idle Tyme Idle-Tyme.com http://www.idle-tyme.com

NO! Quite the opposite! KISS mode reduces the TNC to a dumb modem. ALL functions (digipeating, decoding and assembling of packets,beaconing, etc) are pushed to application(s) running on the PC

Lynn KJ4ERJ wrote… Thanks for posting the link. There's some good info there. However as I mentioned, UI-View makes it easy to automatically restart the TNC every day using the Schedule Editor.

For details, see http://blog.aprs.fi/2011/03/kantronics-kpc3-considered-harmful.html Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of APRSISCE for Windows Mobile and Win32

Steve W6SDM wrote... It must be in KISS mode (unless you are using BPQ32) for UI-View to run the digipeater. Even without running as a digipeater, KISS mode would be the preferred way to operate.

Yes, I do have KISS mode set. I changed UITRACE to just WIDE. Still learning how everything works. So KISS turns control of digipeating over to the KPC3+ versus UIView32 doing the work?

Steve W6SDM wrote... While it would be nice to have UI-View handle the weather station, you might want to take a look at the ADS-WS1 weather station from Argent Data. They are quite low

Steve W6SDM wrote... Yeah, I do find it a bit annoying when an operating system hides something useful like file extensions. UIFLOOD should be AZ. UITRACE should be just WIDE. Is UI-View running

Because I am in such a remote location, I would like to add weather to my APRS and also do CWOPS reports. I know that the Peet Brothers and Davis weather stations are "APRS ready" but they would also

Thanks, I got the symbol displaying correctly.? It took me a while to find UIView32.ini - I have Windows 8.1 set up to display the file name without the extension in file explorer.? I did have UI

Steve W6SDM wrote... In the station setup, select No. Diamond (numbered diamond) and enter an I (India) for the overlay character. For the digipeater, have you edited uiview32.ini the [DIGI_OPTIONS]

I am a new user who has set up an I-Gate and digipeater at my QTH in the rural Sonoran desert of Arizona. I managed to get everything up and running using my surplus Yaesu FT2900 as a dedicated