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Paul , Just a guess and you didnt mention what operating system you run with it. I wonder if the USB ports are being shut down as a part of the power plan. You may find this under Power Options >

Paul, Download the parameters from both and save them. Reset the 3+ then load in the parameters from the 3. What happens? ?___ Sent from my two-way wrist watch 73 de W3AB/George ?

Have two KPC-3(+ USB) units. One is the KPC-3 with the DB-25. The other is the KPC-3+ USB. The -3 works fine and has no issues. The -3+ USB keeps losing the USB connection to the computer on a regular

Belay my last. I reinstalled and it worked. Thanks to all those that answered.

I tried it the right way and the message I get is "java --version exec failed: Error Domain=NSPOSIXErrorDomain Code=86 "Bad CPU type in executable" UserInfo={NSLocalizedFailureReason=Failed to execute

That's because you missed the space between the "java" command and the "-version" command-line option. Alternatively, the install failed or you need to open a fresh Terminal window (post-installation

Hi Carl, I downloaded the latest dmg, installed but when I tried to verify the install I get this "zsh: command not found: java-version”

Thank you so much Carl. This takes all the confusion out of the equation. I’ll be up and running this afternoon.

Hi Thomas, First you need to install Java, then fetch and install YAAC. You can get a supported Java runtime from; https://bell-sw.com/pages/downloads/#jdk-21-lts To run YAAC you really only need

Where can I find OSX Sequoia install and run instructions?

If you have a dedicated source of 5.1 vdc, try supplying it directly to the header pins on the Pi (pin 2: 5.1 vdc, pin 6: ground). You can abandon the USB connector completely and avoid the plethora

This is a Pi problem. Too much power hogging on too tiny a power connector with lots of I2R voltage drop. Or it could be the peripherals connected to your Pi. Try using a single USB cable from the

I keep getting a low voltage warning even after I changed power supplies and checked the voltage. Is this a YAAC problem or a pi problem.

Andrew, Thank you for the quick answer, and you are correct. I did forget to set the location when I rebuilt the pi's OS. The beacon tab is now back as expected. Thanks again. Frank - N3FB

Frank, I received your private email with the log, and found an interesting "feature". Did you rebuild your Raspberry PI (I can see the operating system type elsewhere in the YAAC.out file), and

This probably means that somehow your saved beacon doesn't work with changes since build 201, and is causing the initialization of the Beacon tab to fail. Please repeat opening the expert-mode

Running version 204. I had upgraded from 201. Upgrade process did not work automatically, I did a fresh install and reloaded my saved xml file. I am not seeing a beacon tab in the expert mode, that

Thank you very much, Andrew! I did know yaac yet, but I will learn about it. I came here to ask apologies about my issues and learn more about. I started my aprs station in 99' with bob bruninga but

Hi, Alex. I'm Andrew, KA2DDO, the author of YAAC ("Yet Another APRS Client"). This mailing list may not be able to give you the best advice regarding SARTrack configuration, so you may want to email

Jamie, I just uninstalled SARTrack to learn before (VHF-3) and checked VHF-1 that is running esp32igate, with this configuration below: VHF-1 is digi and igate. [image: image.png] For DIGI, which