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With the PiGate, it assumes the TNC-Pi or TNC-Pi9k6 so you just plug it in.? I haven't been able to dig into the software to find out.

I'm not familiar with the TNC-Pi9k6; is it an upgraded copy of the TNC-Pi? In any case, what serial port and baud rate did you use with PiGate? It should be the same. Andrew, KA2DDO author of YAAC

I got a TNC-Pi9k6 from WVCARC.? I tried it with PiGate and it worked so I believe the hardware is OK.? Now I want to use it with YAAC.? How do I configure it on s port as a TNC?? I tried to use?

And, what does it show up as to the OS? As seen with dmesg in Linux, or Device Mangler in Windows? Dave G0WBX. -- Created on and sent from a Unix like PC running and using free and open source

The GPS, GlobalSat BU-353S4, is USB based and that is how it connects to either the Pi or to Windows.? Just plug it in.

This is not a chipset issue.? It is an issue that gpsd changes the configuration of the GPS so that it sends binary data rather than NEMA-0183 formatted data.? Windows does not understand the binary

Hi, Fred. Let's look at your problems in the order you described them. 1. What do you mean it won't indicate a fixed station? All the checkboxes on the second panel of the configuration wizard do is

Am running a test fixed weather station with weather symbol and WIN10 .? In setup, the "Specify Station Type" will not indicate fixed station.? Any thoughts on this? Also, the weather input is "Peet

What/how connects the GPS to each 'computer', in detail please.? (Especially if different hardware is used!) If a USB/Serial dongle, what is the chipset it is based on? Windows Device Manager may

Thanks to Andrew, I learned: " Probably because gpsmon on the Pi works with the gpsd daemon, which will switch an identified GPS model to the model-specific binary mode instead of the NEMA-0183 ASCII

I have YAAC running on Raspberry Pi with a BU-353S4 GPS USB receiver.? I can run "$ gpsmon" and see the GPS results.? YAAC shows my location when I select View > GPS Status. I am trying to also run

I should clarify.? My first attempt as I discussed in #540 was using Message > Send Email which goes through Winlink and did not work for me.? My second attempt which I discussed in #541 was using

I just tried to send an email using Message > Station and using the Recipient Callsign of EMAIL.? My message text was "(my@email) text of message"? That worked fine.

I just upgraded YAAC to release 157 and tried to send an email.? The first times I tried, I got messages "invalid login challenge response"? See attachment APRSemail2.png.? I then restarted YAAC

Hi Andrew My beta 167 works perfectly on my raspberry pi3 and I am able to receive ad transmit packets no problem. Of and on, I have been trying to get YAAC to work on windows 10. My java is 8 update

This version fixed my problem. Thank you Andrew! Brian N2KGC

This appears to fix the startup problem on Microsoft Windows with the new builds of the Java runtime. If there are still issues, please report them. Note that Windows users may have to manually

Hi Andrew, I sent the files to your email direct.? I'm pretty sure it was all RF, no iGating.? I tried with two other stations which had the same result (all three are running UI-View).? Thanks for

The screenshot didn't come through. One very important thing: did _YAAC_ see the text message acknowledgements? It doesn't matter if the ack packets were seen on aprs.fi; did the ack packets appear on

Andrew As I mentioned to you yesterday, my setup is working fine on my windows 10 x64 with java. The serial port opens fine and does not crash yaac. Maybe I can serve as a working example for you and