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It sounds like the cable is correct. The fact that the button says "RFg" instead of "RF" indicates that YAAC is receiving GPS data forwarded through the Kenwood radio.Is the radio actually receiving

No and I use the same cable/connection to connect with a Kenwood MCPD700 program with no problems. Joe Sent from Mail for Windows 10 Sent: August 19, 2020 3:11 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re:

Does the D700 require a null modem cable. Steve kb1chu

OK downloaded the file and put it in the directory. The comport is set for com4 9600 N81 and the port appears to be open in yaac or is it? The serial cable goes from the computer to the serial port on

Try again, I fixed the permissions problem. ________________________________________ Sent: Wednesday, August 19, 2020 2:39 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [yaac-users] Java 8_261 on Microsoft

Looks like I don’t have permission to download the file. Opens a web page with this You don't have permission to access this resource. Also yes I am running build 156!! Typo! Joe Sent from Mail for

Don't worry about it. I have the 32-bit version as well: https://www.ka2ddo.org/ka2ddo/win32/msvcr100.dll ________________________________________ Sent: Wednesday, August 19, 2020 2:18 PM To:

Hi Andrew Yes sure I would be glad to try this but, although my windows version is 64 bit (I checked) the version of java must not be because my directory tree is %HOME%/.jssc/windows and the file is

Yes. I'm a little behind on producing a patch. However, if you're willing to try it, I have a possible solution, but I can't test it myself yet (my one Windows system is deliberately kept behind on

Andrew Is this why, when I bring up yaac in windows, although the port seems to open all right, I cannot see any incoming stations?? I am trying to run yaac under Windows using my kenwood d700a.? I

Hi Andrew, I’m running the latest YAAC under java 14.0.1 with the AdoptJ9 jvm. When I zoom out from 200km to 500km I get the following error. renderCurrentMap[#2]: 9286(79593)/1224500 ways(0ur),

Thank you. Steve

I have 1200 km of maps copied to my tile folder, and still have few maps showing, and what i do have takes a long time for my display to refresh attached it the out file Dave GarberI VE3WEJ / VE3IE

OK, Dave, I'm going to need to have you provide me some debugging information: 1. what exact build of YAAC are you using (as displayed in the title bar of the map window), something like YAAC

"Importing is very easy. On the YAAC menu, select File->OpenStreetMap->Download Pre-Imported Tiles, then when the dialog box comes up, select the area you want to download (re-downloads just overwrite

Unless you explicitly need map data I haven't made available on my website yet (I'm about a month behind right now) and have a machine large enough to handle the extremely expensive process of

You don't run YAAC plugins as separate programs. They are extensions to YAAC itself, basically additional libraries that are runtime-linked into YAAC to add extra functionality to the core

Do I put zip files and there subfolders in yaac. Or do I extract. To where? sent by my LG phone

one more try to post. If you can; install YAAC on a PC(either windows or linux); you can then use the PC version to download the maps. And save them for use on other YAAC installations. Then use a

I installed YAAC on a PC(windows or linux) then used YAAC on the PC to download the maps I wanted. I then transferred those maps to the Pi via a file transfer program.