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I am using build 168. All my tiles had been there, the map was working fine no issues. Me still learning my way around FUBARed something, and now I have only 9 tiles with me in the center. I can see

Ok, I figured out this one too.? It turns out I did not set a Display symbol in the Beacon.? Once I did that it works.? Thanks again everyone for your help. Chris W6COV

Thanks for all the help.? I ended up re-installing Java and now it transmits! But, I see this issue when I look at my packets on aprs.fi: 2022-01-16 21:32:40 PST: W6COV-2 (

The Kenwood D710 is a TNC2-compatible, so just pick that pre-programmed setting, When you configured the Serial_TNC port, did you enable transmits and specify your callsign? Andrew, KA2DDO author of

Thanks.? I didn't have any trouble connecting to the radio with PuTTY.? I am using the Serial_TNC mode in YACC.? The radio is set to "PACKET12".? I understand the Kenwood has a limited buffer size

As we are aware, the TM-D710A has packet/APRS modem built in the head unit, but the chipset used for it has a limited payload so you end up breaking messages into smaller chunks. I would recommend

Well, there are a couple of possibilities. 1. Kenwood radios require RS232 modem control signals (DTR, DSR, etc.). However, in cheap USB-to-serial adapters, these are often omitted as excess

I'm trying to run Yacc on Windows 10 with a Kenwood TM-D710.? I am using a USB to serial port.? I can receive fine, but it won't transmit beacons or messages.? Any suggestions? Thanks. Chris

Attached you should find the last two upgrade.log files. I have three older versions of YAAC (all renamed) in my Applications folder. Where would be a better place to install them? Apple

Speaking of which, could you get the upgrade.log file from your installation directory and send it to me? I want to see if there were any detected errors in your

You'll want to delete the entire directory (including subdirectories) where you have installed YAAC. Then you can re-create it and unzip the YAAC.zip distribution into it. I'm slightly concerned that

I upgraded YAAC using the automatic upgrade in the help menu. I’ve done it that way every time I’ve upgraded for several years now. I’ll take your advise and do a complete re-install, what do I

How did you do your upgrade? It seems that your YAAC installation is only half-upgraded. I had to make a fix in build#168 because one of the 3rd-party libraries YAAC uses was compiled with the wrong

I just auto-upgraded to v 1.0-beta168(06-Jan-2022) on my Intel MacBook Pro v 12.1. What am i doing wrong? log attached. S86/E131.nodes Mon Nov 22 11:09:36 CST 2021: attempting to download

Hi Andrew, Good to know. Everyone’s jumpy about l4j these days. It’s valid. There is no “Times” font on the mac. It doesn’t seem to hurt anything, but we can just install it if it

The three other messages are normal. I had to make a custom hack to deal with a "feature" in the most recent Linux kernels to work around an issue when importing the OpenStreetMap database. Hopefully,

Done. Seems to work fine!. No errors in the log (well for the serial port anyway, see below for others ). Carl. Other errors --- did not attach native libosadapter library for aarch64

Sounds like you answered the question. Since you have such a machine, can you download the newer JSSC library you mentioned and drop it in the YAAC/lib directory of your installation (overwriting or

Well, i’m happy to test and report if you need it. BTW, I’m getting the following error when trying to create a new port. 1641684983877: PortEditor: starting to create editor 1641684983877:

Again, I don't _know_ that it's an issue, as I don't have a Mac M1 to test with. Maybe the person who asked will be OK. But I wanted her to be warned how to work around it, as I don't know if the