Re: [Xastir] Speaking of DRGs...

2007-12-12 Thread Joe Veldhuis
Primarily Michigan, adjoining states would be a plus... -Joe, N8FQ On Wed, 12 Dec 2007 08:29:14 -0800 (PST) "Curt, WE7U" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > So I'm wondering, does anyone know of any good sources of 1:100k > > or 1:250k maps in Xastir-friendly formats? > > You might specify which sta

Re: [Xastir] Xastir and TM-D710A

2007-12-12 Thread David Flood
My first suggestion would be to make sure you are plugged into the PC/Comm jack. It sounds like you've pluged into the Data jack instead and are triggering the PTT line on that jack. >From looking at the online manual (and that's all I can afford right now) both >jacks have the same number of

Re: [Xastir] Third party packets

2007-12-12 Thread Curt, WE7U
On Wed, 12 Dec 2007, Craig Anderson wrote: > Can this be made a software selectable item? Nope. We wouldn't want to do that. Anything with "TCPXX" in the path means it's from an unauthenticated user on the internet and should not ever be gated to RF. Anything heard on RF that has "TCPIP" in th

Re: [Xastir] Third party packets

2007-12-12 Thread Craig Anderson
Can this be made a software selectable item? I'm trying to build a common operating picture and I will be connecting all kinds of stations together through all sorts of means, RF, TCP/IP over RF, TCP/IP over wire, spread over a number of frequencies, etc. How is this affected by the "File->Config

[Xastir] Xastir and TM-D710A

2007-12-12 Thread Russell Handorf
Greetings all, I'm trying to get my Kenwood TM-D710A and Xastir to work together. I followed the instructions for just a serial connection only (/dev/ttyS0) and start the port. My radio immediately begins to transmit *dead air* and doesnt stop until I remove the serial cable. I then have to power

Re: [Xastir] Third party packets

2007-12-12 Thread Curt, WE7U
On Wed, 12 Dec 2007, Jason KG4WSV wrote: > I see these packets on the air locally, displayed both on my D700 and on my > xastir rig: > > KE4ROC-7>APRS,W4GPS-7,WIDE1*,WIDE2-2:}KE4ROC-5>APRS,DSTAR*:!3442.36N/08636.56Wj360/042 > ED'S D-STAR/A=000636 > > Not sure what's causing your problem, but xast

Re: [Xastir] Speaking of DRGs...

2007-12-12 Thread Curt, WE7U
On Tue, 11 Dec 2007, Joe Veldhuis wrote: > The recently posted link to the Libre Map Project is certainly a > good source of 1:24k topo maps, and I've download about a gig of > them for the surrounding area so far, but raster maps at this > scale look like crap at zoom levels above about 15, espec

Re: [Xastir] Third party packets

2007-12-12 Thread Jason KG4WSV
I see these packets on the air locally, displayed both on my D700 and on my xastir rig: KE4ROC-7>APRS,W4GPS-7,WIDE1*,WIDE2-2:}KE4ROC-5>APRS,DSTAR*:!3442.36N/08636.56Wj360/042 ED'S D-STAR/A=000636 Not sure what's causing your problem, but xastir doesn't have anything against DSTAR. (: -Jason kg4w

[Xastir] Re: Third party packets - clarification

2007-12-12 Thread ke5c
This would be for a Xastir client with a TNC RF interface only, no internet, so no access to positions IGated to APRS-IS. > You can argue with the practicality, but I'm trying to dump position > packets from a DStar radio/repeater to the standard APRS frequency via > a digi co-located with the

[Xastir] Third party packets

2007-12-12 Thread ke5c
You can argue with the practicality, but I'm trying to dump position packets from a DStar radio/repeater to the standard APRS frequency via a digi co-located with the DStar system. Is there a way (I doubt it) to get Xastir to accept third party position packets? IGated packets seem to always