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To all that responded, thanks for your help. I now have UI-View32 working
with my TM-D710G and mapping all the stations it hears. Your help got me
going. Thanks again.

73, Terry-W8NJR

Hi Terry,

Thanks for responding so fast.

I did try your suggestion and there was no sound.
I don't see any difference between announced stations
first time and announces every time.

What do you think????

Thanks,
Robert

Hi Terry,

Thanks for responding so fast.

I did try your suggestion and there was no sound.
I don't see any difference between announced stations
first time and announces every time.

What do you think????

Thanks,
Robert

Steve: Thanks for the quick response. I downloaded your file and unzipped
it. There was two files in it. A file called D-700-Alt and another named
ts2000. I didn't see anything for the TM-D710G. Is one of these files the one
I need?

Thanks,
Terry W8NJR

Terry W8NJR wrote...

I am running UI-View32 and cannot get it to work with my
new Kenwood TM-D710G radio.

The files section of the UI-View32 Yahoo support group
has several CMD files for the D710. I don't know if they
are more or less identical or if there are some subtle
differences. Try downloading one or two and looking them
over... e.g. make sure the file has your local (presumably
144.390 MHz) frequency in it.



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

On 6/17/2015 10:25 AM, W8NJR@... [ui-view] wrote:

I am running UI-View32 and cannot get it to work with my new Kenwood
TM-D710G radio. Does anyone have any suggestions or a good initialization file
they could send me? I would appreciate any help.

73, Terry Netzley
W8NJR

UIview became "frozen in time" and unchangeable or updatable over a decade ago,
following the death of it's author in late 2004. This was long before Windows
7, the TH-D710 and the TH-D72 appeared. A zip file of TNC init files for
these newer radios and the TS-2000 are located on my website. Go to:

<>

Scroll about 2/3rds of the way down the list of downloadable stuff and look for
the link to "*UIview_CMD_Files.zip*".

You may also want to review the numerous issues relating to the aging of UIview
(Especially running it with Windows 7 or 8.x) here:

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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:

Live Off-The-Air APRS Activity Maps
<>

Long-Range APRS on 30 Meters HF
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I am running UI-View32 and cannot get it to work with my new Kenwood
TM-D710G radio. Does anyone have any suggestions or a good initialization file
they could send me? I would appreciate any help.

73, Terry Netzley
W8NJR

Hi Terry,

Thanks for responding so fast.

I did try your suggestion and there was no sound.
I don't see any difference between announced stations
first time and announces every time.

What do you think????

Thanks,
Robert

Go to OPTIONS/ANNOUNCE STATIONS/EVERY TIME. This is not a PING tho.

I never used this setting as I found it quite irritating.

Terry K1LCH

I have used UI-View off and on for some time.

I started it up again and reminder that after a station
was identified there was a ping the next time it transmuted.

Now, for some reason the ping stopped and all is quite
after the first TX.

Do you know what I need to do to fix the problem
and bring back the ping????

Thanks,
Robert

Thanks for the reply and explanation of how 10 is going to work concerning upgrades. Will leave things as they are. I also read somewhere 9" and smaller displays are going to get the mobile screen interface. Also the core install is going to be slightly larger.

Thanks again, Randy/n4jzy

On 6/7/2015 3:00 PM, kd4jzy@... [ui-view] wrote:

Is windows 10 going to be a smaller package to run uiview on the winbook 7?
Thanks, Randy/n4jzy

I'm not sure I would want to upgrade the Winbook to Windows 10, even if it was
possible and occupied less space on the flash drive.

UIview and it's various add-ons, including Precision Mapping 9 work perfectly
on the Winbook with Windows 8.1, if you add a 16 or 32 GB micro-SD card. With
a 32-GB card, I now have the UZ7HO Soundmodem soft TNC, Precision Mapping 9,
Microsoft MapPoint, Delorme Topo 10.0, UIview, APRSpoint, FLdigi, mmSSTV, and
mmTTY working perfectly on the TW-700 with Win 8.1. (UIview and the other
ham apps are small by today's standards; I installed all of them on the main
flash drive of the TW-700. I installed all of the space-hog mapping
applications, and created a UIview "Extra Maps" folder, on the added micro-SD
card which "automagically" becomes drive D: when inserted.)

I have imaged a TW-700 with all this ham software installed with Windows 8's
own backup utility to an external hard drive, and then restored it
successfully to three other TW-700s (overwriting the factory setup on each
device) with with no problems at all. These are going to used, along with
Bearcat 760 scanners, as APRS receive/mapping displays for a special event I am
working on. The micro-HDMI port on each TW700 will be connected to a 24-inch
flat panel monitor for the live mapping display. The TW-700s may also act as
multiple redundant igates.

This is a really slick way to carry a ready-to-run APRS setup to an event, and
is essentially the receive-end equivalent of the "ammo box tracker" concept at
the transmit end. [With mmSSTV installed, and the built-in dual cameras, the
TW-700 also makes a really nifty in-the-field live SSTV send/receive
terminal.]
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The real risk with Windows 10 is that it is going to be the last discrete
version release of Windows. Microsoft's plan is to CONTINUALLY push updates,
and endlessly change Win 10. (Rather than release specific service packs,
issue "10.point-something" updates, or distinct "new versions" of Windows.)
This constant live-updating will happen UNKNOWN to the user any time you are
connected to the Internet.

Sooner or later, some invisible update tweak is going to permanently break
UIview and cause it to quit working, perhaps because it doesn't conform to MS's
latest guideline for touch screen "apps". I.e. it will be some sort of
"Uiview worked yesterday, but for some reason doesn't work this morning"
failure.

Since the user is going to have NO CONTROL over this process, I would rather
keep the tablet on Win 8.1 indefinitely, where I KNOW UIview and it's plug-ins
work.

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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:

Live Off-The-Air APRS Activity Maps
<>

Long-Range APRS on 30 Meters HF
<>

Randy N4JZY wrote...

Not if the win 10 package is to large to install on the winbook

I don't really understand your reply. Are you talking about the installed size of the operating system, or the installed size of UI-View? I would think the installed size of UI-View would be the same no matter which version of Windows you are using.

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

---In ui-view@..., <ve7gdh@...> wrote :

Randy N4JZY wrote...

> Is windows 10 going to be a smaller package to run UI-View on
> the winbook 7?
Not if the win 10 package is to large to install on the winbook

Thanks, Randy/n4jzy
I would think that the installed size would be the same no matter
which version of Windows you installed it on.

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

Randy N4JZY wrote...

Is windows 10 going to be a smaller package to run UI-View on
the winbook 7?

I would think that the installed size would be the same no matter
which version of Windows you installed it on.

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

Is windows 10 going to be a smaller package to run uiview on the winbook 7?
Thanks, Randy/n4jzy

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On 5/30/2015 12:57 PM, lloyd mitchell lmitchell@... [ui-view] wrote:

Very easy to overlook is..... Do you have the 710 in packet mode not aprs
mode?

KO4Lloyd

The problem was with Internet connections, not RF....

Very easy to overlook is..... Do you have the 710 in packet mode not aprs
mode?

KO4Lloyd

On Sat, May 30, 2015 at 11:41 AM, 'Stephen H. Smith' wa8lmf@...
[ui-view] <ui-view@...> wrote:

On 5/30/2015 10:12 AM, k1jsh@... [ui-view] wrote:

Hey All,


I'm having difficulty getting my Kenwood TM-D710G going with Internet

and

over-the-air communications. I can get it to work with the TNC, but am

having

difficulty getting data in from the Internet. I have placed my

appropriate

Internet APRS registration number in the program. I was wondering

someone

might be able to provide me with some UI-View32 screenshots with a

similar

configuration. There must be something that I am missing and I have

tried

setting appropriate parameters via reading the posts here. I don't want

to

clog up the list, so I would love to have a return email at

k1jsh@....

Thanks!
~Jamie
K1JSH

Not sure if this screenshot will pass through the Yahoo list remailer, but
your "Setup, APRS Server Setup" should look something like this:
(see comments below pic)

Note that:

1) You must connect to a valid server. (The original list of servers
provided with UIview is obsolete.)

2) You must log in with a validation number that matches your callsign.
(The
Validation number is based on a hash of the callsign. It is NOT the same
as the
UIview registration number. It is the second 4 or 5 digit number provided
when
you registered UIview.)

3) The "Extra log-on text" field MUST have some sort of filter arguement.
(The default behavior of an APRS-IS server is to send you NOTHING until
you
provide a filter. In the example, the filter expression says "Send me
everything within 50 KM (about 30 miles) of my current location.)

4) Even with the correct filter expression, the server will not send you
anything until you send your OWN position to the Internet at least once.
(Else, 50 km from where ???)

----------------------------------------------------------

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

Live Off-The-Air APRS Activity Maps
<>

Long-Range APRS on 30 Meters HF
<>

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