I can't seem to get the sensor readings to work. says" command not found". tried that and lm-sensors command as well, same thing. Do I need to install something? What am I missing? I'm using this

The DRAWS image starts with a compass image and adds other HAM programs. See "Table of Installed Programs" at this link for a list of those

That is correct, they match the Icon/Yaesu/Kenwood pinout. Alinco uses a DB-9 so you have to modify the Cable. Bryan K7UDR

On this schematic, the pictorial of the 6 pin mini-din JL/JR Data Ports shows a pin layout that very different then the 'conventional' pin number assignments. The descriptions seem to match the

Is there a changelog between the beta image, and modifying the last Compass release? Wondering if it is worth overwriting any settings/other modifications I have done so far. Ryan K1BLU

If you use the current beta image for draws the dtoverlay is set up properly. http://nwdig.net/downloads/ /Basil

Try the command sensors Instead of sensors-detect -- John D. Hays Edmonds, WA K7VE

Answered my own question... forgot to change dtoverlay from udrc to draws.

Maybe I'm missing something, but Sensors is not seeing it... The hat is installed, and connected through the +12v Input.

Thank you all!! Just what I was looking for. Ryan K1BLU

The DRAWS has an ADC built into it. You are correct that those are brought out on pins “Ain2” and “Ain3”. You can access the values of these in a variety of ways through the lmsensors/hwmon

I will let Anna or Bryan characterize the pins in more detail. -- John D. Hays Edmonds, WA K7VE

If you are monitoring the supply voltage, that is already handled on the 9-15 VDC input for powering the HAT (and Pi). There is also a second ADC exposed on the accessory jack. Those are for a

I'm not one much for understanding schematics, but I'm trying to figure out on the accessory connector you have an Ain2 and an Ain3. Are those auxiliary inputs, or analog inputs? I'm looking for an

Not an official endorsement or support, but I have a DRAWS HAT running on a 3A+ attached to a SmartiPi display.

Either is fine. (I also have one running on 3A+) Follow-ups to the UDRC sub-group.

does it matter if you use a Pi 3B or B+ with the draws hat?

Please follow this topic on the UDRC subgroup -- https://nw-digital-radio.groups.io/g/udrc/message/2148

Jack, How does the DRAWS work with the SmartiPi case? I saw some comments that there may be issues with the cables interfering with the stand. Not really a problem since I do not use the stand, I have

Correct. The stock power button is a pi hat connected to the usb battery pack. Based on the angle that also means the draws board should fit easily inside. I'm going to use a laser cutter on the side