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Okay, here is a system recap. Mobile installation: * Raspberry Pi 3B+ running up to date Raspbian Buster OS * TNC-Pi hat mounted on RPi * Official Raspberry Pi 7" Touchscreen Display, Screen

I want to make one thing absolutely clear here. I most certainly am not putting down Andrew or discrediting his work in any way. Yes, I have had a hard time understanding parts of it, but that is more

Frankly, I didn't think status would be changing that rapidly when I designed the UI. The events I was working, I would be "En Route" going to the event, "In Service" the whole time I was there, and

Let's get this thread back on the correct subject line. Michael, please describe the hardware and O/S platform that you are using. What O/S (Windows, Linux, etc.) are you running? What is the screen

I’ve been following this topic with interest as I have been using APRS since it started in ‘92 and downloaded it from BBS’s! It sounds to me that Bob Bruninga’s original APRS would suit your

I’ve been following this topic with interest as I have been using APRS since it started in ‘92 and downloaded it from BBS’s! It sounds to me that Bob Bruninga’s original APRS would suit your

This is an interesting idea. To me, the MicE status has always been a useless piece of information *because* it was too difficult to change the status and most (all but DOS APRS?) clients don't

Okay, I am new to this. I am happy you have $600 for a new radio for APRS, I do not. To begin with, I have to use existing or low cost equipment. For my desired purpose, I am using equipment dedicated

-‐‐‐‐‐‐ Original Message ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ Yep, that worked! *sigh* Thanks!

I'll second the vote for a smaller footprint display, if it's possible. In my case, I have the Pi hooked into my car's in-dash unit (back-up camera port), which has a VGA display resolution. Mostly

You need to press the Enter key after changing the supplemental Tx I-gate filter. That will cause the new expression (which can be a zero-length string) to be applied. Sent from my Verizon 4G LTE

I believe you misunderstood the intent. Perhaps you only read the first sentence and did not read and comprehend the full message thread for context. The meaning was, it is too bad the only way to

-‐‐‐‐‐‐ Original Message ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ Ahh, yes, this worked well. I had specified a VHF frequency but setting it to 0 cleared it. I'm having a similar problem the Supplemental

Hmm, maybe I'm missing the point too - of WA7SKG's complaint. I have been using APRS or nearly 20 years, fixed station and mobile. Most of the time mobile I have been satisfied with the non-graphic

Let me clarify. YAAC's screens were designed for a conventional laptop PC, with minimally 1024x768 pixels to work with. They weren't designed for low-resolution screens, because it's too hard to draw

Michael, Andrew said menu choices will get you where you want to go on your smaller screen. Then you say too bad? Did I misunderstand

That is too bad. Perhaps I am misinformed or have misunderstood, but I thought the whole purpose of APRS was to cater to the mobile user to provide a quick and easy method of reporting position,

This will be used in a mobile environment. The various status reports of "off duty", "en route", "in service", "returning", "committed", "special", and others will be changed frequently throughout the

Andrew... I did a restart and didn't see anything in the startup messages or the syslog related to an exception. I really don't see any errors. It's just as if the web server isn't being enabled.

Another question. On my base configuration, at the bottom of the screen, there are three boxes, TO, VIA, and Message, followed by a SEND button. I can put in a callsign, a path, and some text, hit