开云体育

Both 32 and 64-bit, per Apps & Features. Here's the full list: x86: 2005 8.0.56336 (no 86/64 indication, but I assume x86 because there's a separate entry for x64) 2008 9.0.30729.17 2008

Hmm... which version of the VC++ Redistributables do you have installed? 32-bit or 64-bit? ________________________________________ Sent: Saturday, September 5, 2020 4:18 PM To: [email protected]

Andrew, Did some quick Googling on JSSC DLL and came across this thread which shows the same access violation exception from my error log:

I was hoping earlier versions would be irrelevant... I also have 2005 8.0.56336 and 2008 9.0.30729 (a few fourth-level variants, it seems). R/ Paul

Thank you for letting me know which versions _not_ to ask people to try. Alas, I can't figure out from the JSSC DLL binaries which specific version of the library they are asking for. So we may have

Andrew, Same problem for me - immediately closes when I try to enable the serial TNC port. Please see attached Java error log. I appear to have a bunch of Visual C++ Redistributables installed,

Mine does not work. It opens then immediately closes back down. Brian N2KGC

Ah, it appears you do have a newer (service pack) version of the same VC++ runtime library already installed. So you shouldn't have to do anything. Is YAAC working? Or did I pick the wrong date of the

Brian N2KGC

The whole point is that you need the older version of the VC++ runtime library (unless you're dealing with a Service Pack fix of the specific version that the JSSC library was compiled with). Are you

Both of my systems say I have a newer version installed already. What's the protocol for this? Brian N2KGC

It took a while, but I finally had the time to work with the new release. I'm pleased to say I now have telemetry and weather alerts working. I've been trying for some time to get the alerts going. It

OK Andrew I have moved my yaac to my windows machine for now using the Serial_TNC port type so that I can transmit. So it looks like your workaround for the java on windows does work! Joe VA3JLF Sent

That's because the Kenwood port type is meant for when the D700 is in TNC APRS. The Serial_TNC port type is used when the radio is in TNC PKT mode. ________________________________________ Sent:

Andrew I think I may have fixed it. My port was set to KISS only and I changed it to TNC2:Kiss ON and now I get stations in the sniffer. What I am using here is the TNC PKT option using serial tnc as

Andrew You are right. I did check the menus and the Com port was 9600, the data port was 1200 which I changed to 9600 and 3J was 1200 which is the packet rate. And I power cycled the radio and still

Oops... I haven’t played with my radio in my truck for so long. Yes, it’s a TM-D710. My TM-D700 is elsewhere... Covid brain! ?

James Mine is the D700A and does not have numbers like you are mentioning. And It does have a menu 3J which is 1200. Sent from Mail for Windows 10 Sent: September 2, 2020 2:33 PM To:

Funny. I got that information out of the TM-D700A manual PDF. Menu 3J is one of the APRS menus, setting the packet data rate. Also, interestingly enough, I saw a bit of fine print in that manual that

The TM-D700 doesn’t have a menu 3J. I think you are looking at a different radio. Check menu 604, Com Port. Ensure it is set to on. Menu 519 is the PC Port baud rate.