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APRSISCE/32 2012

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APRSISCE/32 is an advanced Automatic Packet Reporting System (APRS) Client for Amateur Radio
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Description

APRSISCE/32 can be configured to run connected directly to the APRS-IS via an internet connection, as well as connected to the APRS-RF network via software modems such as UZ7HO Sound Modem, Dire Wolf or AGWPE, using a TNC, or one of the APRS capable Radios including the Kenwood TH-D72/TM-D710 and Yaesu FTM-350.

Installation Instructions

We are only able to provide passcodes to licensed Radio Amateurs who are using APRSISCE/32 so please supply a valid callsign when applying.

There are no passwords required to be able to use APRSISCE/32. The term APRS-IS password is used quite frequently and incorrectly. The correct term is passcode. This passcode is actually a hash code computed against your callsign, and is used strictly by the APRS-IS servers to validate the connection to the server. It is assumed that someone connecting to the APRS-IS server with a valid passcode is a licensed amateur radio operator. Because the passcode is based solely on your callsign, and has no bearing on the application being used, your passcode which is unique to your callsign will remain the same no matter which application you use.

The APRS-IS network requires an authentication passcode before packets will be accepted. You will be able to receive packets from the APRS-IS but will not be able to send packets into the IS network.

This is the same passcode granted your callsign if you have used other APRS-IS clients in the past. If you are new to APRS or do not remember your APRS-IS passcode, please send an e-mail to Passcode Request for a passcode. Make sure you include your name (as it appears on your license), your callsign, and the fact that you need a passcode for APRSISCE/32
The "reply-to" email address must be able to receive our email in order for you to receive the passcode.
At this time a "reply-to" email addresses (at)winlink.org do not seem to receive our reply emails. They get returned "undeliverable".

If your beaconed positions are not showing up on APRS Internet sites like aprs.fi or findu, an incorrect passcode is the most probable cause (second only to not having an active Internet connection! or having Enables / Internet Access unchecked).

Note that since http://www.aprs-is.net/Connecting.aspx states the following (emphasis theirs), only APRSISCE/32 users can get an APRS-IS passcode following the instructions above.

It is the responsibility of each software author to provide the proper passcode to their individual users.

Note the moderators of the APRSISCE Groups.io group are able to provide passcodes for APRSISCE/32 so you do not need to contact KJ4ERJ directly.

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radioaprs

   
License Shareware
It's a demo has reduced functionality or contains nag-screens and in order to continue to use it or its full functionality you will have to pay for it.
   
Website http://aprsisce.wikidot.com/start
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Popularity 2307
Total Downloads  2
   
Submitted By torch
Submitted On 01 November 2022

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