Don,
Please note that, in the screenshots you sent, it shows you have tiles from N34 to N52, but the map graticule in the background shows you're viewing up around 65 degrees North (for which you _didn't_ download maps). You might want to click the Home button (the map button with the house icon on it) to get recentered at your station location. You won't be able to see the wide-area map (given how far you're zoomed out) until you finish downloading the planet.ways file (which the progress dialog shows is still in progress).
Andrew, KA2DDO
author of YAAC
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I have manually added the Lat&Long into the GPS setting. I do have a USB Blox GPS. It is flashing. I have gpsd checked off.
I will change the GPS to NO GPS and see what happens.
I see just the white map.
Nothing being imported from the Preloaded Map tiles.
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Don Poaps
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On Mon, Jul 13, 2020 at 8:38 AM Andrew P. <andrewemt@...<mailto:andrewemt@...>> wrote:
Interesting. Where is the directory for storing map tiles located? That's settable in the expert-mode configuration dialog (File->Configure->Expert Mode) on the General tab.
Also, what error are you getting? Also, did you load the maps for the correct quadrant of the planet you are in (N or S latitude, E or W longitude)? If you go to File->OpenStreetMap->Download Pre-Imported Tiles and look at the dialog, there should be a grey rectangle with blue and/or white dots on it indicating which 1x1-degree map tiles have been loaded already. West is to the left and North to the top. The graticule lines are the Prime Meridian (0 longitude) and the Equator (0 latitude). The red box indicates where the next manual download would occur, and can be adjusted by setting the lat/lon of the box center and the radius of a circle contained in the box.
I can't say if that would be correct syntax to remove YAAC (it depends on where you installed it), but that matches the most common installation place. Note that removing YAAC does not really affect the maps, except that the map tile directory on a Pi is defaultly at /home/pi/YAAC/tiledir. Any particular reason why you want to remove the actual program?
Andrew, KA2DDO
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A fresh install of Build a PI version 3.02. I can't seem to load any map on the fresh install. I can see raw packet but no map even though I've downloaded Andrew's server of the preloaded map.
If I do the rm /home/pi/YAAC and reloaded YAAC from source. Is this the right syntax to remove it??
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