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Joe, I did the something and the serial UART would show communications with the TNC-Pi. ?Then when I ran YAAC and selected the serial port I would get garbage. After reading I discovered Bluetooth

Even if there was a command YAAC could send to the radio to change the format, I wouldn't do it. That Yaesu setting controls what appears on the radio's control panel, too (affecting the serial data

HI Tim No I did not but the install procedure for the tnc includes a procedure to include that. Joe Sent from Mail for Windows 10 Sent: November 19, 2020 8:57 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re:

Hi again. Just went to the group, and re-read the thread.?? Other salient points noted now. I guess the multiple formats in the data from the Yaesu, it defaults to Japanese practices, with others as

Joe, Did you turn off bluetooth to get the serial UART working? Tim KM4ESU

Hi Tim I have an rpi3 with the tnc-pi2 and mine works perfectly. Let me know if I can offer more assistance, perhaps to compare settings etc. Joe VA#JLF Sent from Mail for Windows 10 Sent: November

Joe, Of course it worked on RPi 2 but not on a RPi 3 so I’m thing of moving to i2c but I’m not sure how to find in YAAC. Tim KM4ESU

Tim Make sure you follow the tnc installation instructions in the manual. It is very easy to misspell something. Also did you run the pitnc_getparams program which, if it works, will confirm that you

I just went through this myself. I managed to get the pi 3 to talk to the tnc pi. I don't really know what I did to make it work. There are several settings that are required to be changed in the pi

I have a TNC-Pi with a RaspberryPI 3B+ and the serial port is not communicating with the TNC-Pi. The test I can do shows the PIC on the TNC-Pi is talking to the Raspberry Pi. ?Once I start YAAC the

I tin is far too soft a metal to protect you from all the invective regarding standards. Just don’t. Sent from my mobile

It isn't the YAAC software that's the problem in this case. It's the firmware in the Yaesu radios that allows the user to change the date format that is presented _to_ YAAC. Hence, YAAC has to account

Hi again. But why not have a uniform standard for time and date as presented by the software, irrespective to whatever piece of hardware is used for the packet transport? I've never understood why so

Thanks for a GREAT program

Alas, no, YAAC is not presently in the Raspbian repositories.? However, you can easily update YAAC from within YAAC. Select the menu choice Help->Check for Updates. It will reach out to my website

Can I update using Apt Get from the main raspberry pi Repository ? Thanks for a great Program it runs great on my Raspberry Pi !!

The ISO standards are irrelevant in this context. The only standard that applies is here:

I'll just drop this here... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_8601 73. Dave G8KBV. -- Created on and sent from a Unix like PC running and using free and open source software:

OK, build 159 is out, where you can pick whichever date format you want (at least, among the ones supported by the FTM-400DR). Enjoy.

next beta build#159 of YAAC ("Yet Another APRS Client"), created 2020-Nov-16 downloadable from https://www.ka2ddo.org/ka2ddo/YAAC.html or https://sourceforge.net/projects/yetanotheraprsc changes and