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Hello Patrick, I cannot help you with YACC APRS application running over Java but I would assume you have a configuration issue with that application. Consider joining the YACC support group at

Hello Neil, I think you you're seeing the effect of pre-emphasis or the lack of it. When you connect your packet equipment to your radio, more basic radios can only be connected using their

OK, I seemingly overlooked the volume on the sound interface and have confirmed direwolf sees traffic but YAAK isn't, not sure why since YAAK does report a connected application on port 8001 when I

OK, so yea, going to need some help. I'm finding it a bit overwhelming. Direwolf is capable of doing quite a bit considering. The biggest issue I'm having right now is trying to target the correct

d'oh.? This was originally supposed to appear under the 'Headaches with direwolf + linpac ' topic.? Look there for context.

Based on suggestions, I tried to follow https://www.febo.com/packet/layer-one/transmit.html using the direwolf calibration tones(-x). For my test setup I have a C-Media USB Audio attached to a yaesu

On my surfing computer I have APRSIS32 putting WB8LBZ-3 on the map. On my main mobile, I have a Byonics TinyTrak3Plus/GPS/Icom 2100 On my backup mobile, I have a Byonics TinyTrak3Plus/GPS/Icom 2100 or

Hi Chris, Computer: Raspberry Pi (32-bit) Soundcard 1: External USB soundcard Soundcard 2: Yaesu FT-991A USB interface Software: Direwolf, LinBPQ, Linpac, Winlink Express, PuTTY Notes: I run one

Thanks! ?That worked a treat. ? I took it to 5. Hopefully, the 8 GB RPi4 it’s running on can handle 5 fine. ?Thanks again.

Thank you for the reply. I've given that a go before though I may have missed what I was looking for and I don't think I realized it was the official Direwolf howto guide so let me give it a go again

A friend of mine and I are getting more and more into APRS. We love the messaging and optional tracking/Txing location features. We plan to use it for off the grid stuff such as hiking, search and

kiss_frame.h: ------------- // The default is a limit of 3 client applications at the same time. // You can increase the limit by changing the line below. // A larger number consumes more resources

Thank you Greg for taking the time to respond. 73 de Prof. Chris Lance www.WW2BSA.org www.Network105.org

Hello J K, It's unclear if Direwolf's support can be expanded to support more sound devices but I bet the hard work is in the *test* of this change. I really doubt many people would need such a

Hello Patrick, This is very possible. Only one sound device will be available at any one time to a program but if you operate "digital HF" on your FT857 using SCU-17#1 while you operate "VHF APRS"

WB7GR-10 APRS digi / igate Computer: Rpi 3B+ / 32 bit / buster / direwolf 1.6 Generic Fleabay Soundcard Radio: Kenwood TH-79 ht Greg Rix, WB7GR gregrix@...

Setup... FTM-857D FTM-300DR 2 x SCU-17 Linux Mint 20.3 AMD Ryzen Embedded 1605B 16GB I'm trying to figure out how to configure Direwolf to act as a TNC for the 300. Yes the 300 has APRS built in but

Can Direwolf be compiled so it supports more than three clients? Sent from my iPhone 13 Pro Max

Just a thought to consider, have you tried running the USB devices with a powered USB hub? It might be possible you are running out power with your Pi power supply with the number of devices plugged

Hmmm... does these extra sound cards have unique USB serial numbers, or are they all serial number zero? I ran into an interesting problem with a couple of USB-to-RS232 adapters I had. Same cheap