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Can someone tell me how the memory bar works, why does it show 93 MB max, what does the garbage icon do ? Thanks and 73

There is an option on the View->Map Layers submenu to enable or disable color-coded circles around stations to indicate their Mic-E status (if any). The View help file explains all the colors.

Thanks Andrew I confirm as well that the fix you included for Kenwood radios works fine! Joe Sent from Mail for Windows 10 Sent: October 13, 2020 5:58 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [yaac-users]

Thanks Andrew! 73, de KM4ACK

next beta build#158 of YAAC ("Yet Another APRS Client"), created 2020-Oct-13 downloadable from https://www.ka2ddo.org/ka2ddo/YAAC.html or https://sourceforge.net/projects/yetanotheraprsc changes and

Hi Andrew-- Thanks for the explanation -- and the great program! I believe his color was orange, but he was just sending ordinary messages so I didn't see the significance based on his content. The

Flashing crosshairs mean the following (based on the color): red - station reporting emergency status orange - station reporting Mic-E priority status (way too many of those) yellow - station

Greetings-- I normally use YAAC unattended for RX/gating, or for satellite APRS. Since the ISS digipeater was turned off for several weeks and I've been working at home due to covid, I noticed a

In the past I realized to contact them was a waste of time, some don't understand. I just wanted to stop digipeating, like: a Weather station transmitting every 3 minutes using WIDE1-1,WIDE2-1. And

How does a blacklist correct the source of the problem? It can be used to stop your station from digipeatering, but it doesn’t stop others from doing the same. The problem still exists, you have

YAAC's assumption for blacklisting is that you don't want to propagate the blacklisted station's traffic _anywhere_ (such as a station transmitting illegal traffic that you don't want to get blamed

Filter Blacklist work perfectly to stop digipeating fixed stations using 2 hop every 2 minutes. But would be nice when SSID is in Blacklist get i-Gate to APRS-IS. Because when SSID is in BlackList, it

Andrew, Thank you for the clear explanation! I knew I was missing something. :-) I have the filter configured on the APRS-IS port and now it's working the way I want. 73, Mark

No, this is a feature designed to support the proper operation of the APRS-IS with the local RF channel. When you have both an RF port (AGWPE) and an APRS-IS port open, YAAC assumes (until you

Hi, I'm? a new user to YAAC and I'm experiencing a strange problem where YAAC (version?1.0-beta157 running on Windows 10 Pro x64) will not receive?APRS-IS packets when a RF (AGWPE) port is enabled.

Yeah, I had thought about doing that but was hoping to not do that since YAAC seemed to be doing what I wanted (and more). Thanks, Eric ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ Original Message ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐

No, I never set up the aprssisserver plugin to allow transmissions from the 2nd-order clients, because I don't have the passcode validation logic in the plugin to try to ensure such a 2nd-order client

I'm running the YAAC aprsisserver plugin at my home station that is connected to 2m and IS (among other things). My laptop (-1) is roaming around my house and is connected to the home station over the

After trying a lot of options, I believe I know where the problem is: The TNC-Pi9k6 as it communicates with YAAC.? I finally got it to be accepted by YAAC as a serial device on /dev/ttyS0.? But with

Hi Again. Well, that would seem to point to something OS or settings related that's getting in the way. Sadly not having that hardware (hat) I can't hope to replicate the same issue to help debug