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Hello,

I received a registration number, but I receive the message "invalid registration number." I typed my name and call sign exactly as entered for registration.

This was it...

Some how I over looked this setting, once change from CD - INTERNAL to SOFTWARE everything was grand!

Thank you for everyones time.

-Scott
KD4YDD

Well... almost a year to the date of resetting, reinstalling the software, the issue is back.

Really very odd.

Saves up all the packets and sends them as one long string at random times.

I can force it to send, but unhooking and re-hooking the mic plug in on my Kenwood TM-231A.

Be nice to figure this out without having to reset and reinstall once again.

Thanks!

-Scott
KD4YDD-1

Thankyou John!

kg9b-8, Joe

Ahh, nevermind. I found that I could remove them from the map by using the include/exclude list and excluding
by symbol type :No Symbol (/D). The map looks so much better now.. I hadn't thought of that option before and
I've been doing this for 20 years.. Learn something new every day..

73 all
John - K9IJ

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John Rice K9IJ
johnr@...
Webmaster, Network Admin, Janitor

Good afternoon.

Question: Has anyone found a filter statement that will filter out all of the DSAT, and other repeater
objects that have been inserted into the aprs maps? In the chicago area, my map is so cluttered that it's
very difficult to pick out the legitimate APRS symbols. I haven't been able to determine the right
filter statement that will filter oiut all the junk.

My? map is at

Help
John - K9IJ

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johnr@...
Webmaster, Network Admin, Janitor

envie la donacion a la fundacion de cancer en usa para el registro del programa uiview32 ? cuanto tiempo tengo que esperar para recibir el codigo de registro ?

gracias

hello keith
thanks again
you gave me that before and i lost my notes,,
age is doing his job ,,

i will check on my monitor,

73 from Far East near the Yanks ?
now
gervais ve2ckn


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De : [email protected] <[email protected]> de la part de Keith VE7GDH <ve7gdh@...>
Envoyé : 22 ao?t 2020 16:23
? : [email protected] <[email protected]>
Objet : Re: [UI-View] filter?? (again)

Gervais VE2CKN wrote...

> FILTER m/200 p/ve2/va2/ve1/ve9 o/iss*/PSAT*
> this way I will see my station here in
> Quebec and NB (and) I "shall see" where is
> the ISS on my map if she pass over me
> am I correct ??

Sorry for the slow reply. You probably got it all figured out, but if
not, you might want to change it to...

filter m/200 p/VE2/VA2/VE1/VE9 o/ISS*/PSAT*

That filter would get you everything within 200 km of your location, as
long as you have beaconed your position. It would get you all stations
with a prefix of VE2, VA2, VE1 and VE9. It would also get you any
objects starting with ISS and PSAT.

I ran the filter for a few minutes. I could see PSAT, PSAT2 and ISS.

VE2KZP-DP was out in mid-Atlantic. VE2ZVL-N was in SW England.

--
73 Keith VE7GDH



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73 Keith VE7GDH
"I may be lost, but I know exactly where I am!"

Gervais VE2CKN wrote...

FILTER m/200 p/ve2/va2/ve1/ve9 o/iss*/PSAT*
this way I will see my station here in
Quebec and NB (and) I "shall see" where is
the ISS on my map if she pass over me
am I correct ??

Sorry for the slow reply. You probably got it all figured out, but if not, you might want to change it to...

filter m/200 p/VE2/VA2/VE1/VE9 o/ISS*/PSAT*

That filter would get you everything within 200 km of your location, as long as you have beaconed your position. It would get you all stations with a prefix of VE2, VA2, VE1 and VE9. It would also get you any objects starting with ISS and PSAT.

I ran the filter for a few minutes. I could see PSAT, PSAT2 and ISS.

VE2KZP-DP was out in mid-Atlantic. VE2ZVL-N was in SW England.

--
73 Keith VE7GDH



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73 Keith VE7GDH
"I may be lost, but I know exactly where I am!"

I thought I have tried setting both to 9600. I will try again ?

Kevin's GMail on Nexus

After you install the software first, or certain dlls won't be registered

On Mon, Aug 17, 2020, 4:52 PM Andy Hall via groups.io <billyjohnhall=
[email protected]> wrote:

Yes it is, locate the file called PEAK SYSTEMS on the old machine and copy
that to your new PC.AndySent from my Samsung Galaxy smartphone.
-------- Original message --------From: nuno@... Date: 17/08/2020
18:52 (GMT+00:00) To: [email protected] Subject: [UI-View] Migrate
ui-view settings to a new computer Hello, I need to migrate my ui-view
installation from an old to a new computer. Is it possible to export all
the settings (Eg: Objects) to import then to the new computer or which file
ui-view save all the local settings? 73Nuno Mateus | CT1FGS

I had to set mine to 9600 baud. I use streets and trips too

oh
i dont have W10
i cannot help you much,sorry

gervais ve2ckn


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De : [email protected] <[email protected]> de la part de nuno@... <nuno@...>
Envoyé : 17 ao?t 2020 17:51
? : [email protected] <[email protected]>
Objet : Re: [UI-View] Migrate ui-view settings to a new computer

Gervais,

From W10 to W10.
NM

-----Mensagem original-----
De: [email protected] <[email protected]> Em Nome De Gervais Fillion
Enviada: Monday, 17 August 2020 22:38
Para: [email protected]
Assunto: Re: [UI-View] Migrate ui-view settings to a new computer

Nuno
from what windows to what version windows you are going?
Gervais


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De : [email protected] <[email protected]> de la part de nuno@... <nuno@...> Envoyé : 17 ao?t 2020 12:51 ? : [email protected] <[email protected]> Objet : [UI-View] Migrate ui-view settings to a new computer

Hello,



I need to migrate my ui-view installation from an old to a new computer.



Is it possible to export all the settings (Eg: Objects) to import then to the new computer or which file ui-view save all the local settings?



73

Nuno Mateus | CT1FGS

Stephen,
Thank you for your detailed description. I will try that.

Regards,
Nuno

-----Mensagem original-----
De: [email protected] <[email protected]> Em Nome De WA8LMF via groups.io
Enviada: Monday, 17 August 2020 22:59
Para: [email protected]
Assunto: Re: [UI-View] Migrate ui-view settings to a new computer

On 8/17/2020 12:51 PM, nuno@... wrote:

Hello,



I need to migrate my ui-view installation from an old to a new computer.



Is it possible to export all the settings (Eg: Objects) to import then to the new computer or which file ui-view save all the local settings?



73

Nuno Mateus | CT1FGS

Assuming the new computer will have similar organization (same drive letters, same directory names, etc), it's actually quite easy.

1) Shut down UIview on the old machine.

2) Copy the entire UIview folder and it's sub-folders to an external hard disk or flash drive. Be sure the directory organization is preserved.

3) Do a cold-install from the UIview source install file on the new machine .
Specify an install location with a path name identical to the old setup. This creates all the invisible entries in the Windows Registry data base related to UIvew. Do NOT run the new setup after the initial install.

4) Copy the entire contents of the old setup from the external hard disk or flash drive, to the new machine, overwriting dozens of files in the new setup, with your personalized versions from the old machine. This transfers stations-heard lists, objects lists, APRS server log-in settings, user preferences, any updated symbol sets, and most important the file "uireg.bin"
which includes your callsign and registration number to unlock and activate the program. Dismiss any prompts or warnings that you are copying older files over newer versions.

5) If you had separate folders containing any UIview plug-ins or external map collections, copy these from the old machines to identically-named folders on the new machine.

Note 1: The vast majority of UIview settings are contained in the file "uiview32.ini" located in the main UIview folder. The entries contained in this file contain numerous references to the location (drive letter and folder) of UIview components. If the new install is on a different drive letter, or in a new folder name, you will have to open the copied-over version of "uiview32.ini" with a basic ASCII text editor. Then find/replace references to the old drive letter and/or folder, and replace them with t he new location. Save the file and exit.

Note 2: You cannot simply copy the as-built old installation from the old system to a blank folder on the new one. You would miss the entries hidden in the Windows Registry file and files placed in the Wndows system folders (usually C:\Windows\system32). These are only created by doing a formal first-time cold-install from the UIview installer file.


Finally, the UIview installer is frozen in time as of April 2004, with the death of it's author. Many of it's default settings are now over 16 years out-of-date. See my web pages for information on the dozens of changes that need to be made after the initial install. This includes work-arounds for Windows 10.

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Skype: WA8LMF
EchoLink: Node # 14400 [Think bottom of the 2-meter band] Home Page:

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Flying Digipeater!
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On 8/17/2020 12:51 PM, nuno@... wrote:

Hello,


I need to migrate my ui-view installation from an old to a new computer.


Is it possible to export all the settings (Eg: Objects) to import then to the new computer or which file ui-view save all the local settings?


73

Nuno Mateus | CT1FGS

Assuming the new computer will have similar organization (same drive letters, same directory names, etc), it's actually quite easy.

1)?? Shut down UIview on the old machine.

2)? Copy the entire UIview folder and it's sub-folders to an external hard disk or flash drive.? Be sure the directory organization is preserved.

3)? Do a cold-install from the UIview source install file on the new machine . Specify an install location with a path name identical to the old setup.? This creates all the invisible entries in the Windows Registry data base related to UIvew.? Do NOT run the new setup after the initial install.

4)? Copy the entire contents of the old setup from the external hard disk or flash drive,? to the new machine, overwriting dozens of files in the new setup,? with your personalized versions from the old machine.??? This transfers stations-heard lists, objects lists, APRS server log-in settings, user preferences, any updated symbol sets, and most important the file "uireg.bin" which includes your callsign and registration number to unlock and activate the program.???? Dismiss any prompts or warnings that you are copying older files over newer versions.

5)? If you had separate folders containing any UIview plug-ins or external map collections, copy these from the old machines to identically-named folders on the new machine.

Note 1:? The vast majority of UIview settings are contained in the file "uiview32.ini"? located in the main UIview folder.? The entries contained in this file contain numerous references to the location (drive letter and folder) of UIview components.? If the new install is on a different drive letter, or in a new folder name, you will have to open the copied-over version of "uiview32.ini" with a basic ASCII text editor.? Then find/replace references to the old drive letter and/or folder, and replace them with t he new location.? Save the file and exit.

Note 2:? You cannot simply copy the as-built old installation from the old system to a blank folder on the new one. You would miss the entries hidden in the Windows Registry file and files placed in the Wndows system folders (usually C:\Windows\system32).? These are only created by doing a formal first-time cold-install from the UIview installer file.


Finally, the UIview installer is frozen in time as of April 2004, with the death of it's author.? Many of it's default settings are now over 16 years out-of-date.? See my web pages for information on the dozens of changes that need to be made after the initial install.?? This includes work-arounds for Windows 10.

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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Stephen H. Smith??? wa8lmf (at) aol.com
Skype:??????? WA8LMF
EchoLink:? Node #? 14400? [Think bottom of the 2-meter band]
Home Page:?????????

-----?? NEW!??? 60-Meter APRS!?? HF NVIS APRS Igate Now Operating ------
?? <>

Flying Digipeater!
?? <>

11 Copies of UIview in Action on One Computer!
Live Off-The-Air APRS Activity Maps
?? <>







4)

Gervais,

From W10 to W10.
NM

-----Mensagem original-----
De: [email protected] <[email protected]> Em Nome De Gervais Fillion
Enviada: Monday, 17 August 2020 22:38
Para: [email protected]
Assunto: Re: [UI-View] Migrate ui-view settings to a new computer

Nuno
from what windows to what version windows you are going?
Gervais


________________________________
De : [email protected] <[email protected]> de la part de nuno@... <nuno@...> Envoyé : 17 ao?t 2020 12:51 ? : [email protected] <[email protected]> Objet : [UI-View] Migrate ui-view settings to a new computer

Hello,



I need to migrate my ui-view installation from an old to a new computer.



Is it possible to export all the settings (Eg: Objects) to import then to the new computer or which file ui-view save all the local settings?



73

Nuno Mateus | CT1FGS

Nuno
from what windows to what version windows you are going?
Gervais


________________________________
De : [email protected] <[email protected]> de la part de nuno@... <nuno@...>
Envoyé : 17 ao?t 2020 12:51
? : [email protected] <[email protected]>
Objet : [UI-View] Migrate ui-view settings to a new computer

Hello,



I need to migrate my ui-view installation from an old to a new computer.



Is it possible to export all the settings (Eg: Objects) to import then to the new computer or which file ui-view save all the local settings?



73

Nuno Mateus | CT1FGS

Yes it is, locate the file called PEAK SYSTEMS on the old machine and copy that to your new PC.AndySent from my Samsung Galaxy smartphone.

Hello,



I need to migrate my ui-view installation from an old to a new computer.



Is it possible to export all the settings (Eg: Objects) to import then to the new computer or which file ui-view save all the local settings?



73

Nuno Mateus | CT1FGS

On 8/9/2020 10:11 PM, Kevin Wesolowski wrote:

Yes Stephen - I have both of those checked!

I thought I heard it was a Pharos. Yes it is the USB version.
I will check on the different ( specific ) prolific drivers. I have been on your pages and looked and looked for what I'm missing. That driver though makes the most sense. Now that I'm writing this, I'm remembering that I still have the OEM disk.

Will attempt the driver solution.

Kevin's GMail on Nexus

The original drive disk will be useless for Windows 10.? [At the time Streets & Trips was sold, the latest version of Windows was XP.] Especially if you have a 64-bit system.

64-bit Windows, since Win 7, requires an officially Microsoft-blessed (a.k.a. "signed") driver before Windows will allow the driver to install. Windows Update will "automagically" provide the latest signed Win 10 driver for the Prolific chip. However, Prolific has produced over a half-dozen different chips over the last decade and a half that they maddeningly and confusingly call the "PL-2303".?? The one in the Pharos is decades old, and may not work reliably with the latest signed Win 10-64 driver.??? [Some versions of the PL-2303 are notorious for working reliably with some applications, but not others, even on the same system with the same driver.]

One solution is to toss the Pharos (which was a lousy rather insensitive GPS receiver even when the driver worked) and replace it with a Globalsat BU-353-S4.??? This is a modern device based on the SiRF 4? GPS chip set which is FAR more sensitive, achieves lock vastly faster and uses one third of the power.?? The Globalsat device still uses a (recent) version of the Prolific 2303, but it seems to be far more stable with the current Prolific driver than older versions of the 2303.???? The BU-353 is available from Amazon for under $30.

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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Stephen H. Smith??? wa8lmf (at) aol.com
Skype:??????? WA8LMF
EchoLink:? Node #? 14400? [Think bottom of the 2-meter band]
Home Page:?????????

-----?? NEW!??? 60-Meter APRS!?? HF NVIS APRS Igate Now Operating ------
?? <>

Flying Digipeater!
?? <>

11 Copies of UIview in Action on One Computer!
Live Off-The-Air APRS Activity Maps
?? <>