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Hi Matthew. Both recordings sound the same and look the same on Audacity, and both decode on both the original Soundmodem and QtSM. The packet is too short to be send as fx25, so I'd expect them to be

Good stuff, Can you record the same test output from Direwolf? Cheers Red

I grabbed the audio out the back of the receiving radio and attached them to this message. There's no drop outs so I guess they were a result of trying to be clever and using audio loop backs for the

I've just listened back to those and there's some drop outs in the audio I missed first time. They were recorded with QTSM outputting to a loopback and then recorded with Audacity. I don't get the

Hi Red, Thanks for the debugging tips. I'm not sure where this is configured? I've not enabled any. IL2P is disabled on both sides (QTSM and the NinoTNC) I set it to 500ms to rule out any issues and

Matthew, for a quick tip- Make sure you’re only running 1 extra pair of decoders per port on QtSoundModem if running on SSB. If not running SSB, set extra pairs to zero. If you have too many pairs

Hi all, I've been setting up the latest QtSoundModem Beta and found other systems couldn't decode the packets it sent, but if I used Direwolf with the exact same hardware packets were decoded as

hI kk6qms I forgot to answer your GUI question GUI means Graphical User Interface, means you have Icons or a tab to start a program Non GUI means you start a program via a terminal command line

In it hey day it was frowned on the use the core servers, hence the T2 server network was setup, I ran T2ENGLAND which got it's feed from one of the core server, if mine lost the link it was switched

Yes that is easy to see- but why use tier 2 vs core servers? I'm not clear on what is a GUI vs non-GUI client as referenced (core servers seem to work fine in my cfg currently). Thx. " *Core Servers

Click on the link and scroll down to APRS2 Group, Addresses for APRS2 severs is on the left. 74 Ken G7VJA ex MB7UFO Igate. (22years)

Re Ken's comments- not sure what to use but this defines the servers that exist- http://www.aprs-is.net/APRSServers.aspx

I found the problem- my ISP is apparently blocking things. (like, a LOT of things apparently). After I did the connect tests it dawned on my I was running a VPN on the PC so I turned it off and could

Hi John Looking at the result on the message the ip address is wrong it should be rotate.aprs2.net:14580 not aprs.net root@kenny-XC-215:/home/kenny# telnet rotate.aprs2.net 14580 Trying

Something on the pi must be blocking the connection, as you can connect from the same lan on a pc. Can you connect to other things on the Internet from the pi? eg telnet nottm.g8bpq.net 8011 73, John

Aha, there is certainly a network issue here. Lets see output of: traceroute rotate

NODEFAULTROUTE configured in IPGATEWAY section- no cfg errors on start- still no connect to APRS server. TELNET RESULTS FOR JOHN: APRS server connect via telnet result on Pi: root@Pi-BPQ:/home/pi#

Then configure it, is what I meant :-)

Can you try this from the Linux command line? telnet rotate.aprs.net 14580 I get this: Trying 192.104.234.220... Connected to rotate.aprs.net. Escape character is '^]'. # aprsc 2.1.14-g5e22b37 You may

Hi All mine is written in Upper & lowercase IGATE Params. ISHost= ISPort= ISPasscode= ISFilter= 73 Ken G7VJA GB7COW