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Regarding your two questions: 1. Bear in mind that the Raspberry Pi desktop manager is not the Cinnamon desktop manager typical of Linux Mint, so its desktop shortcut files are likely to be

I'm setting up YAAC on a Raspberry Pi and have run into two issues (so far). 1. I created a desktop launcher for YAAC, identical to what is on my Mint machine. When I double click on it, I get a

the serial port can be used for a wx station ( PORT 1 ) and for KISS ( PORT 2 )? as it is 2 ports on one connector ..I did have the KISS port working with XASTIR....Im trying to get away from

According to the documentation on the Microsat website, the KISS (and APRS-IS simple server) ports are only available over TCP/IP (the Ethernet connection), not via the serial ports reserved for

Any success in trying to get YAAC to display packets received when interfaced with a Microsat WX3in1 2.0? The device is in KISS mode, and I have the port type in? YAAC set as a serial TNC , with the

Digipeat paths are irrelevant when relaying through the backbone. Each transmit-capable I-gate makes its own decision as to what digipeat path will be used for forwarded-from-Internet packets; most

Andrew, Yep connected to the noam.aprs2.net aprsis server with password as I get the reports coming in from the net. I was curious as to drop down I have is TEMP1-1, TEMP2-2, WIDE1-1, WIDE1-1,

You will first need to have an APRS-IS server passcode for your callsign, so you can connect to the Internet backbone with permission to transmit packets to the backbone. There is no way at all to

Morning, I was wanting to send messages via the internet and I am not connected via RF, what’s the beast path to do so in making sure it goes from internet to RF? This is the home station and its

Yes, that helped. I now have YAAC sending messages. Thanks for your help! KF7EEL Eric C

You are probably transmitting positionless weather reports because your selected station APRS symbol isn't a weather station symbol. According to the APRS protocol specification, course and

I'm sure I probably have something configured incorrectly but cant seem to find the issue. My beacon reports correctly giving my longitude and latitude along with my free text. Where the problem comes

Hi Andrew, Thanks for the response. By "let the TinyTrak go into KISS mode", I meant that I put the TinyTrak into KISS mode (AMODE KISS) and left the YAAC KISS command blank. My assumption is that

What exactly do you mean by "let the TinyTrak go into KISS mode"? I also own a TinyTrak4, and one of the annoying features about it is that you can't switch back and forth between KISS and command

Hi all, I'm setting up YAAC on a Raspberry Pi 3+ running Rasbian Buster. I've downloaded and setup YAAC and I configured a Tinytrak4 to do KISS mode. The Tinytrak4 is connected to the Raspberry Pi

Bear in mind that the src and dest fields in the externally-supplied APRS packet (not just a text message) are the values to be placed in the AX.25 sender and destination address fields in the AX.25

Hello, Thank you for creating and maintaining this project, it is far better than Xastir! I am trying to use an external message port to interface with a python script the will send DMR SMS messages

Thank you. How stupid. The SSL port configuration panel is still checking the passcode length (copied and pasted from the non-SSL APRS-IS port configuration panel, since a valid passcode is required

Hi, Phil. Good to know that the SSL servers are coming back. The problem you are having has nothing to do with SSL; you'd have the same problem with a passcode APRS-IS port. The issue is that the

Just got back to the house, I have Audacity on the desktop, hadn't thought about looking for a Pi version.? Data is getting to aprs.fi as my station shows up with the correct SSID.? And you're right