[amsat-bb] satpc32 question , how to add 2m only digi's like psat and dummy sat for 144.2 etc.

[John Brier]

You have to use SatPC32ISS. "SatPC32ISS.Exe (in the following
SatPCISS)  is a special version of SatPC32 for radio amateur operation
via the ISS. The program provides "In-Band" frequency control with
several radios. While "normal" amateur satellites use different bands
for uplink and downlink both frequencies of the ISS are in the 2m
band.  The "normal" SatPC32 switches the radios into satellite mode to
allow full duplex operation (transmitting and receiving at the same
time). Therefore uplink and downlink  must be in different bands."

73, John Brier KG4AKV

On Mon, Apr 30, 2018 at 8:22 PM, Mr B r a d via AMSAT-BB
<amsat-bb at amsat.org> wrote:
> I have been trying to bounce packet off of pcsat ( and iss when service  returns )put need help with setting up the text setup files for pcsat32 and the kenwood ts-2000I can edit the doppler file to add the 2m downlink but the radio's 'sat mode' isn't liking split vfo with thesame band uplink on the right side of the radio..??this should come together better with the built in TNC of the radio etc...is anyone doing this now I could use some tips , or a URL to the set up please.
> Also is there a simple way to add a dummy satellite  for 2m ssb calling frequency and/or the local beaconetc.. I would like to be able to click something and have the radio swing over to 144.2 or 144.293 and point at the beaconto check out the system with out changing software , getting it to track the moon might be nice also.when ever i run wsjt-x a complete cold reboot seems to be the only way to make satpc32 start talkingto the com port the ts2000 is on.much thanks , direct replies off  list would be better brad (at) valleymedia.org
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