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No, it's a standard 6-pin mini-DIN, so there probably several other sources besides Kenwood for such a cable, especially considering you need the appropriate other end for connecting to your sound

Andrew do I absolutely have to buy the connecting cable if I simply want to use the radio to do aprs?? It is quite an expensive option!! Joe

Yes. When you try to open one of those ports, YAAC is trying to connect to the software TNC. If the software TNC is not running, there will be nothing for it to connect to. So Direwolf needs to be

Hi Neil I tried opening a kiss over tcp port following your example but when I tried to create the port, the attempt fails with a java connection refused message. Do I have to hae direwolf running

HI Danny I just purchased this from amazon. Hope it works. https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B01N905VOY/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Joe ________________________________ Sent:

Hi Danny Yes I realize now that the digirig is more than I need! I am going to purchase a "simple" usb sound card. I would appreciate getting your config files if I can to get me started on this.

Hi Joe, There are a couple ways to accomplish this. As you mentioned, AGWPE is one option, KISS is another; Direwolf supports both. The default direwolf configuration should listen on both ports

Hi Joe, A digirig would work but it is way more than you need and may not work the way you want (PTT). I have a TM-V71A running YAAC and direwolf (1.6) on a Pi400 and I use a simple USB sound card

If you are going to quit using an external hardware TNC and switch to a better-performing software TNC, you will need to get a PG-5H cable set from Kenwood (the same cable set used to make a D710 into

HI all I have been running yaac for a long time with a TNC-Pi2 on my rpi3 and a Kenwood TMD710G.? I have recently had to ditch the tnc and have been looking at replacing it with direwolf.? ?I have

I’m trying to connect a MacMini m4 to a Kenwood D710 to send and receive aprs using yaar. I’m running OSX Sequoia 15.1.1. yaar can see the rtsystems adapters but it can’t connect to them.

Do you mean OSX or do you mean MacOS v14 or 15? I use RT System cables all the time to talk to HT’s and have never had an issue. Maybe give us a little more information about what you are trying to

Is anyone here using RT Systems cables with OSX? I can see the adapters but when I test the connections I get a blank screen.

Thanks for the update. I am 99% through importing the current pbf. I appreciate the information abou the different file types and, especially, that the changeset files weren't actually adding any

Yes, macOS Safari has an “Open Safe Files after downloading” option on the Settings->General tab. By default it’s checked, and IMHO that’s a bad idea. Carl.

Hi Dave,I think you have identified the problem. I use lsusb all the time to see whats what. Ill give that a go as i am sure it is not an FTDI chip, if i am remembering correctly. Thank yo again.

A followup to my previous reply: I found that the upgraded commons-compress library slipped in a new unmentioned dependency on the commons-io library that YAAC wasn't using yet, hence the

Success, however I never saw a zip file. I’m guessing OSX did it automatically.

Hi again Paul. the dmesg output, as well as that from? "$ lsusb"? will identify the maker of the USB chip used by the KPC-3+ (I'm guessing, but adding a common USB/Serial bridge chip to an

Thanks Dave. All of my lap tops keep the USB ports powered ... i know i could shut them down when the computer is off, but i keep GPS dongles connected even when they are off.? I'll try the dmesg -WH