Never Mind - I sorted it out. That is exactly how it goes. Left is channel 0 and right is channel 1 in direwolf.conf. For those running BPQ or linBPQ, the TNC port using the left radio port is

Hi guys - can I assume that if I'm using Direwolf, "channel 0" is the first radio port, and "channel 1" is the second radio port on the DRAWS board? Need to set up the second port for 9600 baud, and

Matt, You will need to set up your Pi as a Hotspot and log in directly to the Pi. Lots of info and scripts available on the internet. N7NIX may have something, KM4ACK has some nice scripts, haven’t

How did you make out on this? I'm trying to use my RPI4 with Draws headless with a Android tablet offline for remote ops. I can get it all to work with internet either VNC or remote desktop but

It is an imperfect solution, but I use a heatsink case (solid aluminium--the entire case acts a a heatsink) with a stacking header. This doesn't really protect the DRAWS board, but you can still

Thanks for the tips. That is actually where I started. I did a fresh draws image. aplay -l showed udrc as a sound device. Then I ran the OpenRepeater install script. It installed with no errors.

Basil, I am using an FT-857. I just switched my cable to the one that came with the DRAWS and it works now. Thanks for the help! Matt k1mda

Your DRAWS hardware looks fine. What program are you using to test "RF going out" and which mDin6 connector are you using? You can easily test your PTT setup with the ptt_ctrl.sh script ie. to turn

hello all. Trying to get my draws set up for digital modes. i thought i had it there but it my watt meter wasnt seeing any RF going out. I re- imaged from the wiki and was told to post the showUDrc.sh

Please follow Ken's advice on OpenRepeater. Use aplay -l to determine if your DRAWS device /boot/config.txt entry is working. To verify your entry you need to see a line similar to the one below

On Sunday, October 4, 2020 4:08:47 PM PDT km4cj@... wrote: > First of all thank you Basil for the quick response. The svxlink.conf file > was there, but empty. I added the sections above,

Steve, You need to fix this first. If you have trouble listing any sound card devices then use the NWDR SD card image and follow the "Getting Started

First of all thank you Basil for the quick response. The svxlink.conf file was there, but empty. I added the sections above, rebooted, but the udrc port did not show up. I typed the aplay -l

Assuming you are usin SVXLink In file /etc/svxlink/svxlink.conf In section [RX1] [Rx1] TYPE=Local AUDIO_DEV=alsa:plughw:CARD=udrc,DEV=0 In section

Has any one been successful with getting OpenRepeater to run with the DRAWS hat. The radio control interfaces are fine, PTT and COS via the I/O mapping. The issue is getting OpenRepeater to see the

---------- Forwarded message --------- From: Dave Slotter, W3DJS <slotter+W3DJS@...> Date: Sun, Sep 20, 2020 at 10:22 AM Subject: HamPi 1.1 (September 2020) Released! To: <Ham-Pi@groups.io>,

Tim Huffaker <thuffaker@...> writes: From the wiki: cd cd n7nix/config # Become root sudo su ./app_config.sh core IF you have a command that fails I need to see all the console

Howdy All - I found some time to follow up on this. I was able to get the radio working correctly. Another project (https://www.tnc-x.com/Baofeng.htm) provided the answer. Evidently the resistance

Should this command fail app_config.sh core.

Thank you Basil I must have skipped something along the way. I did not this it was this simple.