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been years since i played around with APRS. the local club recently brought an APRS station back to life.
I started looking around for the latest software to take advantage of the newer radios and win 10 etc...

found soundmodem by trying the UISS software, seems to be a good alternative to Direwolf or AFWPE.
If you download the latest soundmodem version from the authors' website, I dont see the needed supported mode info.......

I still have my registration info for UI-view, and I'm working on putting it all back together using a FT-991.
I remember there needed to be a lot of edits affecting routing in the U.S., but cant seem to find the info. are the changes still valid?

Thanks Jeff.? I will chase up some info on OLE & DDE.

73,

Bob? G0BUX
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Hi Bob

My suspicion would be that W11 has upped security on DDE or OLE links that transfer data between the 2 progs, so you might have to find the way to enable them.

73
Jeff G8HUL

For nearly ten years I have been running a UI-View/UI-Hist installation to monitor the telemetry from two remote APRS digipeaters. This configuration has migrated through various computers running various versions of Windows, up through and including Windows 10. Now, along came Windows 11. UI-View installs and runs OK, but when I click the File-History/Telemetry option I get the response "Run Time Error - 214746762 (80004002) No Such Interface Supported". UI-Hist is the 32 bit version, but so, of course is UI-View which runs OK. Nevertheless, I suspect some new Windows 11 restriction on 32-bit programs. Any advice would be appreciated.

Bob Clinton G0BUX / W0BUX

Thanks, Stephen!

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*Tyler? WB7DD*

On 5/4/2022 3:32 PM, Tyler WB7DD wrote:

I've just installed UI-View on an old Windows 7 Pro computer and am having trouble locating a copy of Winhlp32 for that version as Microsoft no longer has it online. If someone has a copy, I would appreciate a copy, and perhaps uploading a copy to the Files section here.

Thanks

I have repacked WinHelp32.exe into a universal installer that will install it on any version of Windows Vista or later, 32 or 64 bit. Go to my? website at:

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UIview "died" with the death of it's author 15 years ago, in the middle of the Windows XP era

Many changes need to be made after the initial install, including restoring WinHelp32 to later versions of Windows.? Read the notes on the page linked above, especially the "Windows-Vista-7-8-10-Issues". Then use the link on the page to download the universal WinHelp32 installer.

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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:

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60-Meter APRS!?? HF NVIS APRS Igate Now Operating
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Flying Digipeater!
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11 Copies of UIview in Action on One Computer!
Live Off-The-Air APRS Activity Maps
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Is the CPU of your computer a 32 bit or 64 bit?

There are two install packages for Winhelp32.

Mike KB7WUK
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I've just installed UI-View on an old Windows 7 Pro computer and am having trouble locating a copy of Winhlp32 for that version as Microsoft no longer has it online. If someone has a copy, I would appreciate a copy, and perhaps uploading a copy to the Files section here.

Thanks
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*Tyler? WB7DD*

That link is working now. Fellow ham had trouble getting into it trying to get UIView registered.

Tom, WA9AFM

APRS:

Tom WA9AFM write…

How is registration for UI-View being accomplished?

Just go to and follow the registration link to…



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

How is registration for UIView being accomplished?

Tom, WA9AFM

On 4/16/2022 8:59 PM, Keith VE7GDH wrote:

Tom WA9AFM wrote…

UIView32 is now in 'receive only' mode. What needs to be done to get it back in 'normal' mode?

What does “receive only” mean? Does it no longer command the TNC to transmit?

Exactly!?? I actually asked Roger to incorporate this feature.

Decades ago, I was involved with an APRS tracking effort for a volunteer fire patrol and watch in the California Sierras. In addition to the mobiles transmitting their positions, I wanted a receive-only monitor position at the state fire dept HQ that ran the VIP (Volunteers In Protection) program.? Since the staff there were NOT hams, I didn't want them to inadvertently cause transmissions.

Since then, I have used the RX-only mode many times at "look only" APRS demos at ham fests and radio club meetings.


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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:

-- APRS over FLdigi Modes? --
<>

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
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I do this for warning sirens. Go into the program folder and copy the
objects.bin folder to somewhere like the desktop.
Change the extension to (.txt).
You can add objects directly to this file OR you can add your objects one
by one in the program using the object editor. Either way works! Just add
one object to see how the formatting is set. I had to do this for 65
sirens, so I feel your pain.

Kevin
KD7DFV

On Sat, Apr 16, 2022, 17:30 hp1cdw via groups.io <hp1cdw=
[email protected]> wrote:

Can someone help me to know how to save all the created objects and not
lose them when the program is restarted. Every time the program is
restarted, I lose all the objects and I have to enter them one by one.
Thanks and regards

HP1CDW wrote…

Can someone help me to know how to save all the created objects and not lose them when the program is restarted.

You shouldn’t be losing them. Where do you have UI-View installed? Is it somewhere other than below program files etc.? It needs to be installed in a non-protected folder so that you have you can save the settings.

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


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

Tom WA9AFM wrote…

UIView32 is now in 'receive only' mode. What needs to be done to get it back in 'normal' mode?

What does “receive only” mean? Does it no longer command the TNC to transmit?

WA9AFM-10 is “beaconing” over TCPIP. I can’t tell from here if it is transmitting with no path on RF as well or not.

WA9AFM appears to be a WX station also “beaconing” over TCPIP. Same comment… I can’t tell if it is on RF as well.

However, there is another WA9AFM with a non-validated connection to various CWOP servers. It is at a slightly different location.

Which one are you concerned about?

What do you have in your station setup for the unproto port & address and the beacon interval?

What do you have in the comms setup, and what do you see in the terminal screen when you “OK” your way out from it?

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


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

Can someone help me to know how to save all the created objects and not lose them when the program is restarted. Every time the program is restarted, I lose all the objects and I have to enter them one by one. Thanks and regards

That did it! That command is tucked way down in the corner.

Thanks largely!!

Tom,WA9AFM

Menu > SETUP> COMMS SETUP>.

Uncheck the receive only checkbox?

Mike
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