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In article <3865D2D7.9CA68C06@...>, Ev Tupis (W2EV)
<propnet@...> writes

From: "Ev Tupis (W2EV)" <propnet@...>

First, let me say I've no experience with KISS-mode.
UI-View is my first attempt at using it.

Upon powering up my KPC3+ all works well for several
minutes. Then I get an error window that simply says
"Overflow". The KPC3+'s "Con" light is lit and everything
appears to be locked up. I exit UI-View and enter
HyperTerminal to find that the KPC3+ is sending a steady
stream of gibberish.

An Overflow error usually occurs as a result of a programming error.
It's also the sort of thing that would normally be reported within a
very short time of an update being released, so there must be something
unusual about the circumstances in which this one is occurring, because
no-one else has reported it. (I presume you are using V2.15b?)

If you open the Terminal window, the last frame received before the
error occurs might help me work out what is going wrong.

--
Roger Barker, G4IDE roger@...
Boston, UK

In article <19991226231641.A27406@...>, Hamish Moffatt
<hamish@...> writes

From: Hamish Moffatt <hamish@...>

I've just starting playing with UI-View a day or so ago and it looks
really nice. Much more modern than WinAPRS, and easier to configure.

The new 2.1.5 beta looks good. I like the way it can send the position
onto the Internet. (At my station, my packet equipment is on a Linux
server, so my Windows machines only have Internet for APRS.)

Is it possible to send text messages through to the Internet too?
As far as I can tell, locally entered text messages are not sent
to the internet ever.

Your own messages are sent to the internet if you use port 'I'. This
port becomes available once you are connected to the server.

Local messages heard on any radios connected to the system are gated if
you check "Gate local messages" in "APRServe Setup".

--
Roger Barker, G4IDE roger@...
Boston, UK

Hello All,

I have made a interface for the Davis Weather Monitor II and UI-view
If you are interested then you can download it from
or from
It works with w95/98.

The best wishes for the next century.

Jan

On Sun, Dec 26, 1999 at 01:44:16PM -0000, Andy Pritchard wrote:

You need to put I (for internet not 1) in the port bit just above where you
type you message in. Then it will go out on the net

Thanks Andy, I'll give that a go.

You could try the program WinGate
to set-up a proxy on your windows machine to give you internet access from
your linux box.

The setup here is complicated but works well. I have

* linux PC as router for modem link to Internet
* linux PC with packet radio interface, running aprsdigi and aprsd (igate)
* Windows workstations.

The linux machines run 24x7, while the Windows machines don't. Hence
I deliberately leave the packet gear on a linux machine (it's an APRS
digipeater too). But it does mean when I want to run WinAPRS or UI-View
to actually view the APRS network, send messages etc, I have to do
everything via the Internet. (Actually, just my ethernet, but who's counting?)


Cheers
Hamish
--
Hamish Moffatt Mobile: +61 412 011 176 hamish@...
Rising Software Australia Pty. Ltd.
Phone: +61 3 9894 4788 Fax: +61 3 9894 3362 USA: 1 888 667 7839

Hi Hamish

You need to put I (for internet not 1) in the port bit just above where you
type you message in. Then it will go out on the net

You could try the program WinGate
to set-up a proxy on your windows machine to give you internet access from
your linux box.

73 - Andy , G7OCW

I've just starting playing with UI-View a day or so ago and it looks
really nice. Much more modern than WinAPRS, and easier to configure.

The new 2.1.5 beta looks good. I like the way it can send the position
onto the Internet. (At my station, my packet equipment is on a Linux
server, so my Windows machines only have Internet for APRS.)

Is it possible to send text messages through to the Internet too?
As far as I can tell, locally entered text messages are not sent
to the internet ever.


Cheers

Hamish VK3SB
--
Hamish Moffatt Mobile: +61 412 011 176 hamish@...
Rising Software Australia Pty. Ltd.
Phone: +61 3 9894 4788 Fax: +61 3 9894 3362 USA: 1 888 667 7839

Hi Dave,

I realise that I may be alone in this, but is there any way that I can back
out of over writing a log file?

Simpliest way is to stop the logging and restart the proccess ,but if it
recreates
the log as a blank (no contents) rather than overwritting the existing contents
then I think you will have lost the original.
73 Karl G6ODT
g6odt@...



24hr Digi 144.800 Relay,Wide,Irth,G6ODT

First, let me say I've no experience with KISS-mode.
UI-View is my first attempt at using it.

Upon powering up my KPC3+ all works well for several
minutes. Then I get an error window that simply says
"Overflow". The KPC3+'s "Con" light is lit and everything
appears to be locked up. I exit UI-View and enter
HyperTerminal to find that the KPC3+ is sending a steady
stream of gibberish.

The only thing possible is to power-off the TNC, and start
all over again. Am I overlooking something easy?

Ev, W2EV

ps: I tried going to OneList to see if there was an archive
of past messages, but I couldn't fine one. If someone knows
of one, I'd appreciate being pointed in its' direction as
I'd prefer to solve as many problems as possible without
bothering others.

I realise that I may be alone in this, but is there any way that I can back
out of over writing a log file?

At the moment, it seems that once I've accidentally clicked on the wrong
button (my excuse is an over sensitive trigger finger - the fact that I'm
only 37 and was never in the 2nd WW has nothing to do with it - <G>) then
the deed is done and 'OK' is the only option. Even clicking escape doesn't
get you out!

So, can I make a plea for those of us that get ourselves into corners, that
a 'get out of jail free' option of go back one step would help?

Thanks - Dave (G0DJA)

Hey now that sounds like a good idea.
i for one being a mobile station would like to see that for the local
repeaters etc etc
if i am on 433:500 i could at least know which repeater is local to me by
looking at the screen.

it can get a bit teidious when they are all propogated through the unproto
string of trace's and wide's and relay's

i would still love to see a button to turn of the gps input without the need
to go into the drop menue's to do it.
as i run other navigation software aswellthat uses the gps.
but then if i go out and get another usb to serial convertor then i wont
need to close the gps as i have 2 of them.

anyone tried the usb to rs232 convertor from maplins at 29.99

also any of you mobile's care to share your setting's for beacon rate..mine
is every 10 mins or 0.3 miles which ever occures first can be a pain when
there are a lot of stations about but works well when only a few about.

i noted with intrest Mike (zrn) and his dodgy speedo going down the m1 the
other night he was back and forth between juctions owing to all the digi
updates that others had been sending.

anyways would be nice to see a few more mobiles about.

happy holidays
Bob

Hi All and Merry Christmas,

Wonder if anyone else has been able to use the IGATE part of UI-View without
getting an APRServer validation number?

A local station downloaded V2.1 from one of the web sites, set it up and was
asking about connecting to the internet. Anyway, after I told him that he
would need a validation number he connected and was able to send and receive
messages through the server with the default '-1' in the field!

He also reported that the box to put the validation number was greyed out,
and he couldn't have altered it even if he'd wanted to.....

Anyone any idea why this might have happened please?

Thanks - Dave (G0DJA)
Happy New Year

if you do reply to me give me a few mins to see it and to reply or give me a call on 433:500 i am always on there waiting for a call.

This is a good idea - I try and put a rx frequency in my beacon string when
mobile. Mind you, I still like listening to 144.8 :))



Carl gw0tqm
carl_mail@...
gw0tqm@...

If you sort the Station List so you can easily find the required
station, and then "Track" it, you get the optimum map selected and the
station is ringed. It's not exactly the same as Find, but it works well

The only disadvantage is that you get a screen refresh if/when the new
map loads. So if you just want to check where someone is you lose
the mobile tracks... not the end of the world of course...but.. :)

Some option to flash the callsign or beep if it isnt on the current map
would do?

Talking of wishlists - I think it would be good if uiview could read
out -either callsigns within a certain distance, and since there would
be fewer of them, read a distance out too. Put the laptop in the seat
well and listen for what stations are in the area.

Call it a mobile mode- perhaps coupled with a VERY large on screen
display of callsign and distance (so a quick glance would do)

(or display it in mirror writing, reflect the screen in the windscreen
and get a head-up display....) sorry Im being silly now...

:)



Carl gw0tqm
gw0tqm@...

In article <E121q7R-0002Gw-00@...>, Dave Ackrill
<dave.g0dja@...> writes

From: dave.g0dja@... (Dave Ackrill)

Hi All and Merry Christmas,

Wonder if anyone else has been able to use the IGATE part of UI-View without
getting an APRServer validation number?

You can do that - It's covered in the APRServe section of the help.

He also reported that the box to put the validation number was greyed out,
and he couldn't have altered it even if he'd wanted to.....

Anyone any idea why this might have happened please?

He either hasn't registered his UI-View, or he's using it with a
different callsign to the one under which it was registered. That's also
in the help.

--
Roger Barker, G4IDE roger@...
Boston, UK

Merry Christmas to one and all from Norm and Judy in Moore, OK. also wish
you all the best for the New Year.
n0els@...
Enjoy UI-VIEW.

Hi All

Just a quick best xmas wishes and hears to an interesting year to come in
the UI world.

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Hi All,

Just to say that I've updated the overlays in the
Overlay directory.
The main one odtstn20.pos now shows 338
stations.

73 Karl G6ODT
g6odt@...



24hr Digi 144.800 Relay,Wide,Irth,G6ODT

It'd be nice to be able to set a seperate path for objects.

As an example, I was recently transmitting a number of objects that were of
interest to anyone driving up and down the A12. Ideally, I'd have liked to
have limited their propogation, but they went to my full unproto path. If a
seperate path could be configured either globally, or object-specific then
that'd be really excellent.

Keith
--
Keith Maton, G6NHU
Hub Captain, Noble Air London Heathrow Hub
feek@...
ICQ: 1776683

Hello to the news group
Just to wish you all a very happy christmas and new year.
and thanks to all those who i have spoken with and met while out mobile using ui-view
As mike (ZRN) points out it can be difficult to reply using a th7 while mobile...Mike i have a lap-top in the car and have mastered typing with my left hand (but only when at traffic lights ;-)

if you do reply to me give me a few mins to see it and to reply or give me a call on 433:500 i am always on there waiting for a call.

Here's to the new year and to new friends
hope to see you all soon

Regards
Bob Scaife
g7paf@...
ax25 g7paf@gb7jem.#19.gbr.eu