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Thanks for the quick reply! I will see if the decoder works... But I have a new problem installing the plugin, look below.... Best Regards Jeremy N2UGS

Yes. You need to install the AISdecoder plugin for YAAC. It will interpret the DireWolf messages you described below, and map the vessel information into objects (similar to APRS stations) like the

That's very strange. What platform and operating system were you using? And which specific packages of Java distributions? For example, some Linux distros split the core Java Runtime Environment (JRE)

Is there a way to have YAAC read the NMEA-0183 messages from AIS-Catcher? I see that there is a plugin for Direwolf but the message format is a little different. I also tried the NMEA-0183 TCP plugin

I recently downloaded and installed YACC on my machine. None of the JREs I had would allow the app to start without crashing. I had to download the latest from Oracle.

So does that mean that the installation instructions on the YAAC website should be modified to reflect this? Is it as simple as changing the command to apt-get install openjdk-11-jre unzip

Given how old Java 8 is, you may have to install a newer version such as Java 11 (they may have dropped Java 8 from the distro). YAAC has been verified to work up to Java release 21, so that shouldn't

I have YAAC running fine using a Pi with the 32 bit PI OS Buster using 73Linux to install YAAC. I tried to install YAAC using 64 bit PI OS Buster and it failed to start.? The error message is ./YAAC

Ah. That makes a lot more sense than constantly having errors. Thanks again!

The YAAC blinkenlights turning red indicates an outgoing transmission is occurring through that port. For an RF port, you should see your transmitter keying up (assuming there aren't problems in that

Andrew, another dumb question. When the RF or IP boxes turn red briefly that mean it couldn't send (? or receive, or both?) through that channel for some reason? Is there a log somewhere that might

Note that if you want to use GPS-reported location but your GPS is reporting an invalid fix, YAAC will fall back to the fixed location in your beacon definition, but will not send position beacons

Andrew, Thanks for the information. Weirdly, I restarted YAAC to work on your info, and it came up centered on my current location which the GPS would have provided.? And it also started displaying

Thanks Andrew, will watch for the next release.

You're correct, this patch shouldn't be necessary. What it does is bypass all the checks for valid packets, and also bypass the ability to forward to the APRS-IS if the YAAC instance has an upstream

Thanks for the response Andrew. I'm trying to setup a bi-directional i-gate, since everything in my area appears to be rx only. I thought it should have been beaconing via both RF and IS, but maybe at

Greetings. The units for latitude and longitude in APRS are degrees and fractional minutes. You can switch to either of the two other formats you mentioned from the expert-mode Configuration dialog's

There's a couple of interrelated reasons: 1. Are you beaconing or I-gating through your APRS-IS connection? If you aren't sending any traffic to the backbone, it will eventually disconnect your

I have just installed a new Raspberry Pi installation using Buster and 73Linux (updated Build-a-Pi).? I downloaded YAAC and it installed YAAC-1.0-beta191. I have a GPS attached and it is showing a 3D

Why does my IP box keep turning yellow after about half an hour? When it does this and I click on it, the "Enable port" checkbox is unchecked. If I check it again and then save it, the IP box turns