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Ah! Thank you, Andrew, for the good, clear answer that clears up the mystery for me. I am in the process of trying several APRS related projects, mostly using my MacBook. I was moving and

YAAC uses the Java Preferences library to store its configuration data. On Mac OS X, preferences are stored in the user's Library/Preferences/ directory, in an Apple binary properties file named

I'm just curious, since I can't seem to find it. Where is the YAAC configuration profile stored? I understand that there is a "nameless" profile, and that we can create other profiles. But where is

Many thanks, Andrew. That was indeed the problem. Since I don't usually need the the JDK, I installed the "recommended" JRE from Oracle, which is still 1.8 (Java 8). I removed the JRE and installed

Greetings. I found the problem you are reporting. A fallback for use of Java 8 was not coded correctly. I will fix this in the next build of YAAC. In the meantime, you can work around this by using a

I am trying to set up YAAC on an Apple M2 MacBook running Sequoia 15.1.1. When I run "java -jar YAAC.jar" the YAAC window comes up, but there is no menu to allow me to configure it. I get the

That is because you're selecting downloading digital terrain elevation data from the US Geological Service, not OpenStreetMap data from my website. Go to File->OpenStreetMap->Download Pre-Imported

Hi Andrew This is a strange one I think. YAAC is installed but the map does not populate.? At the bottom of the screen there seems to be indication openstreetmap cannot download and earlier I was

1200 b, not 9600 b for the radio. That's it's RX/TX baud rate. I believe the comm port rate can be as high as your setup will allow though 9600 b is a nice rate. ?___ Sent from my two-way wrist

Tried that. No luck unfortunately.

Check menu 518 to set the baud rate for the serial port on the head unit (1200/9600). Match that with YAAC's port.

More info, When I create a port and click on test all I get is a blank window. The RTSystems cables are working as I can communicate with the radio when using the RTSystems software. I am at a loss so

The D710 actually has 2 data ports. The one on the base allows for memory programming and the one not the control head connects to the tnc. I’m beginning to think though this might be a permissions

And, as Danny pointed out, the D710's TNC is in the control head, not the transceiver body. Connecting a serial interface to the transceiver body will not be able to access the control head's

Right, that's what I said. 73 Danny, K5CG HH 550-0609 SKCC 14257

The D710 has a built in tnc.

Yeah, here it is. /g/yaac-users/topic/88474657#msg1319 73 Danny, K5CG HH 550-0609 SKCC 14257

Oh I could be mistaken. YAAC could talk to the D710 if you connect the serial cable to the head unit. 73 Danny, K5CG HH 550-0609 SKCC 14257

YAAC doesn't connect to a radio. YAAC connects to a TNC (direwolf/soundmodem). The TNC connects to the radio. 73 Danny, K5CG HH 550-0609 SKCC 14257

Hi, I am trying to configure a port through yaac to my Kenwood D710 using an RTsytems cable. No matter what setting I choose I cannot communicate with yaac. The RTsystems software works fine, I am