To output an audio tone on either the left or right draws connector use the measure_deviate.sh script. Documentation here: https://github.com/nwdigitalradio/n7nix/tree/master/deviation Script here: n7

Messing about is good. Having our driver in the main line Linux kernel means there doesn't have to be a 'special' kernel to support the udrc/draws hats. A standard raspbian kernel will support those h

Cross posting this from the udrc forum. Not sure why you are asking your questions in main. /var/lib/dkms/udrc/1.0.5/source The udrc/draws tlv320aic32x4 driver is transitioning to a main line linux ke

Try setting the PC baud rate on the radio to 57600. Also try connecting a serial program like screen and typing in the radio ID string. It should respond with 'OK'. screen /dev/ttyUSB0 57600 TMV71 or

Check out a recent script (wlgw-check.sh) I wrote for rig control of the tm-v71. https://github.com/n7nix/auto-rmsgw-find This script iterates through a list of RMS gateways using a TM-V71a and Hamlib

Verify the DRAWS hat -------------------- Disconnect the cable from your radio but plug into DRAWS hat on the open connector put your volt meter on what you think is the PTT pin Manually turn the gpio

To debug PTT issues: Use the 'How to use measure_deviate.sh' notes here: https://github.com/nwdigitalradio/n7nix/tree/master/deviation Use left & right connector locations and either tune a second rad

From my Xastir install doc device 0 should be: Networked AGWPE (localhost:8000) /Basil Steve McGrane <temporarilyoffline@...> writes:

Steve McGrane <temporarilyoffline@...> writes: Nice work Steve. The lastest version is installed on the DRAWS Beta image Xastir V2.1.1 This points to some notes I made to get Xastir working. htt

Compared to what? DB-15, DB-9? not really. Nope. I would rather have a mDin6 to mDin6 cable that goes from my DRAWS Hat to the radio. Cheap cable and supported by many radios. Nope Nope Granted an HT

I use an Alinco DR-235 MkIII for 220 packets and it's just ok. It is not supported by Hamlib for rig ctrl & doesn't use a mDin6 connector for data (DB9). I use 3 TM-V71a's for packet & they are great.

Steve, I know you think you asked a technical question but I believe it is more philosophical. I am interested in other replies, however, I really like my Kenwood TM-V71a. It has a mDin6 connector for

Open a console window, go to directory you want to use and type: tar xvzf some_file_name.tar.gz If you have problems send me the console output. Source for programs installed on the BETA images are in

The draws driver is not loading. This can be caused by a couple of things. If you have done an 'apt-get update; apt-get upgrade' the AudioSense-Pi driver displaces the Draws driver. The position of th

Provide the console output of showudrc.sh Not an image or picture. I need to look at the text of the console. /Basil Allen Lee <alee@...> writes:

Jim, Thanks for the update. You shouldn't have to play with transmit levels. Look in your FT-847 manual for recommended TX audio levels for digital mode, then use John's web app for the appropriate AL

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David Lowry <huskyrunnr@...> writes: Thanks. If I could only spell nmea properly. Checked in a fix. https://github.com/nwdigitalradio/n7nix/commit/9854c38a39478e2f88956a9abe2c035196dedaa9 BAD ./bt

In file /etc/ax25/axports change the SSID of one the ports to something other than -10 ie. udr0 KE7RGP-9 9600 255 2 Direwolf port udr1 KE7RGP-10 9600 255 2 Winlink port then reboot and run netstat --a

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David Lowry <huskyrunnr@...> writes: You are doing great! You are getting me everything I need. We will have the problem sorted out shortly. My wife worked on SGI machines at the US Navel Research

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axconfig: duplicate callsign KE7RGP-10 in line 6 of axports file There are some complaints about both of these files /etc/ax25/axports /etc/ax25/ax25d.conf Please send me the output of the following c

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