Andrew, you right, that was the problem...!
Thanks fort he fast help...
It now runs perfect....
I missed that checkbox !
73 es 55 Wolfgang DL6SW
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[email protected]Betreff: Re: [yaac-users] Fixed Coordinates vs. GPS RX
Greetings.
I suspect your problem is that your beacon is configured to use GPS
coordinates, so if there _is_ no GPS data coming in, YAAC will never send a
beacon. I will check the wizard to see if it should automatically uncheck
that expert-mode checkbox. But in the meantime, open the expert-mode
Configuration dialog, go to the Beacon tab, and ensure the Use GPS checkbox
isn't checked (and if you have to change it, save the changes). You might
want to check your other beacon settings while you're there.
Hope this helps.
Andrew, KA2DDO
author of YAAC
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Hertkorn <W.Hertkorn@...>
Sent: Thursday, February 2, 2023 9:31 AM
To:
[email protected]Subject: [yaac-users] Fixed Coordinates vs. GPS RX
Hello Andrew,
And the others OM`s , I'm not 100% sure if I found a bug, but I think I'll
ask to be sure.
I reinstalled my Raspberry Pi to install a few updates and reinstalled YAAC
including Java.
After I revived the Digi, I thought I could save myself the GPS receiver and
entered the coordinates of my house in the wizard instead of the GPS
receiver.
Then I noticed that my configured radio is not transmitting... first I tried
several times to see if I did anything wrong... but I didn't find any error.
For your information, I have a TNC3 with KISS(Smack) on an RS232 USB
adapter.
The test on the port works, the command entered when restarting the TNC is
also executed. But the TRX is not transmitting, the PTT is locked.
Then I noticed that if I configure the GPS receiver instead of the
coordinates and put it into operation on the 2nd USB port, the TRX sends
without any problems.
Youth is researching I thought to myself, HI, and switched the GPS receiver
back to fixed coordinates.. and lo and behold, the transmitter did not go on
the air again.....
As I said, I'm not 100% sure if I did everything right and please check back
if I'm wrong.
73 Wolfgang DL6SW
