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hi,

happy to tell I can upload to aprs which logs on soam.aprs2.net but says that

"63 packets received

0 duplicates and 62 erroneus packets dropped.

No colon (":") in packet: 62"

An invaluable feature would be a becon mode.
A simple timer would do, just select a frequency (1 min, 3 min, etc.) and the app would transmit to update your position on the map.
An advanced feature would be a variation of a smart becon. It would automatically send a signal if you move say 20m while walking (speeds below 5mph) or everytime you take a turn at speeds over 5mph, and every 5 miles or so in a straight line.
Hope to see a feature like this soon!
Loving the app so far!
KR9CHR
John

When I click the gear on the APRS Feed page, the APRS Host name shows up in the APRS Passcode field. To enter the passcode, I click on the Host field and a numeric keypad pops up. I enter the passcode. It accepts it and shows ….. in that field (screenshot didn’t capture the …. in Host) and shows the host in the passcode field. I then click Disconnected and all connects perfectly. Just a GUI issue.

I don't recall if it worked with iOS 13.0.

What version of multimon-ng is pulsemodem using?

The logging output says it's multimon-ng 1.1.5, but it looks like this is a fixed string printed by EZAudio and MultimonHelper.

It looks like this is probably correct according to the included multimon-ng CMakeLists.txt. However, I don't see the file unixinput.m in the multimon-ng source when browsing the 1.1.5 tag.

Any ideas what happened here?

Runs with #2 on iOS 13.1, but crashes on toggling on audio input via "headset microphone." Xcode shows:

PulseCQTNC[1211:318993] invalid mode 'kCFRunLoopCommonModes' provided to CFRunLoopRunSpecific - break on _CFRunLoopError_RunCalledWithInvalidMode to debug. This message will only appear once per execution.
Error: Failed to fill complex buffer in float converter ('insz')

EDIT: Added what may be the actual error.

It would be great if this app was able to connect to the KISS TNC on the Kenwood TH-D74

When connecting BF-F8HP with cable and turning audio down far enough that waves appear, the sound is so low that there are just tiny waves. When the audio is turned up again it all moshes together. As a result (i guess) the RF receive does not cause map or Feed population.

I changed my call sign and attempted to update Pulsemodem. I generated a new passcode for my new call sign but I cannot get it to go online now. I am having issues with entering the APRS host - the number keypad shows up there and periodically, the passcode is being copied to the APRS Host control. I’ve tried deleting, rebooting the phone, and reentering the setup data. I am running iOS 16.3.