The Pro version has a Tuning Aid with which you can readily see the deviation of signals. I find it quite useful.
Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ Fred Hillhouse wrote: > > > Does AGWPE do deviation measurements? > > Thanks! > Fred > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > *From:* [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] > *On Behalf Of *k7rbw > *Sent:* Thursday, April 01, 2010 15:01 > *To:* [email protected] > *Subject:* [tracker2] Re: Debugging T2 digipeater > > > > Thanks for the detailed and quick reply, Lynn! > > RE Unverified APRSIS32: This morning I inserted the code from > UI-View so it's now on the net (when I'm running it, anyway). > > RE My problem... Another thread was talking about deviation which > reminded me that I'd fiddled with that in the AIO tracker so, > using the AGWPE's "tuning aid," I tweaked the AIO's deviation to > get some cleaner tones. That seemed to make the T2 much happier as > it's now digipeating the AIO's packets with much greater regularity. > > Thanks for the info on the additional APRSIS32 features. I'll give > them a try and see what looks interesting! > > --bob > K7RBW > > --- In [email protected] > <mailto:tracker2%40yahoogroups.com>, "Lynn W. Deffenbaugh (Mr)" > <ldeff...@...> wrote: > > > > Ok, with some sleuthing through aprs.fi, I've established: > > > > K7RBW - UI-View via TCP, and not very recently > > K7RBW-1 - APRSIS32 running a non-verified connection to APRS-IS > (you > > need a passcode) > > K7RBW-7 - APY008 implies the VX-8R > > K7RBW-9 - AP0T21 implies the T2 > > K7RBW-14 - APT3A2 must be the AOI? > > > > So, did you get a popup from APRSIS32 about having an unverified > > connection? You need to e-mail me at kj4...@... and I'll give you > > one. Or just copy the network password from your old UI-View > > installation if it's still around. That will solve the IGating > issue. > > > > If you edit your APRSIS32.XML file > > (http://aprsisce.wikidot.com/editing-xml-configuration > <http://aprsisce.wikidot.com/editing-xml-configuration>) and set > > <Update.Development> to 1, the About box will offer you a new > version. > > In that version, you can open up the Enables / View Logs / KISS > to see > > whats coming and going via the KISS Interface. Enables / View > Logs / > > Packets will show you all RF and IS packets running through the > client. > > This can help you verify what the T2 is and is not decoding > relative to > > what you see on AGW and/or the VX-8R. > > > > Even without upgrading to the latest development release, the > scrolling > > station log in APRSIS32 should show you each packet received via > KISS > > with a * next to it. If you configure your Range to be 0 and > leave out > > any other filter string, you should only see traffic coming in > via RF. > > (Note that you might have to disable and enable APRS-IS to get the > > previous filter completely cleared). > > > > In my experience, there's no comparison to the decoding > abilities of > > AGWPEpro. I've held it up against D7s, TinyTrak4, T2-135s, and > OT2m and > > AGW consistently decodes every packet from those TNCs and throws in > > several more for good measure. Hardware, it seems, just can't > rival the > > power of a software decoder. > > > > Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of APRSISCE for Windows Mobile and Win32 > > > > PS. To download your own free copy of APRSIS32, join the > APRSISCE Yahoo > > Group at: > > > > http://groups.yahoo.com/group/APRSISCE/ > <http://groups.yahoo.com/group/APRSISCE/> >
