APRS & SMS

Not currently but it is planned to be implemented on our two slot MMDVM servers such as Ted and possibly RexX. The single slot servers will not support APRS-Digital on…

There are several ways: In Radio: when an APRS beacon is received, it will display a compass pop-up with text on the display of your Anytone radio (AT878UVII+ only) with the…

Use of APRS in a DMR transport stream may not satisfy FCC requirements as the call sign is not transmitted.  Only the Radio ID number (a representation of a call…

APRS-A is commonly know as APRS, using 144.39 Mhz simplex, created by Bob Brunda and reported commonly on aprs.fi 144.39 Mhz FM wideband simplex is most widely used but other…

Data Format: APRS Analog: In the analog version of APRS, data is transmitted using traditional analog FM (Frequency Modulation) signals. This means that information is encoded into audio tones, similar…

Yes, PNWDigital-owned repeaters are typically APRS-D enabled as are most of the repeaters on the network, when operating normally. For other repeaters linked to the network, create a channel and…

The A/B bands are not affected except for the very short duration of the actual data transmission (less than 1 second) and then, the data is sent when there is…

If you have your radio programmed for the PNWDigital network, then the APRS-digital (APRS-D) TX and RX will use the frequency you have programmed for the repeaters you use. The…

No, it doesn't interfere. For instance, when Anytone radios send APRS-digital data, it uses a separate talkgroup, 311999, on timeslot 1. You may be using a voice talkgroup that is…

Feel free to use Analog APRS on the freq: 144.39. Using APRS this way does not use the PNW Digital network at all.  PNWdigital also supports APRS digital (APRS-D). The…