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Re: Setting Up PAT with the
#draws
Ed Bloom, KD9FRQ
Basil,
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Thank you. I do not know enough about networking to know I could actually do that. Regards, Ed
On 9/14/2019 4:56 PM, Basil Gunn wrote:
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Re: Setting Up PAT with the
#draws
Ed Bloom, KD9FRQ
Scott, Thank you. That is what I was going to do next. But was not 100% sure. So I stopped and asked the question. Networking is not my IT strong suit. I am an application programmer generally speaking. My next thing to learn is how to create a desktop icon to run pat http.?? I also need to double check the ARDOP install.?? It is included in the DRAWS package but I an not sure if it is fully setup and available to PAT. I will need to watch your video again to look at the connections
to radio. I will using an FT-897. 73s, Ed, KD9FRQ
On 9/14/2019 6:41 PM, K4KDR wrote:
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DRAWS™ Manager does not need to run all of the time. It is a setup tool, then you can shut it down. sudo systemctl stop draws-manager and to prevent it starting up on next reboot sudo systemctl disable draws-manager Or you can move it to a different port, as documented here # If you want to set the port, edit /etc/default/draws-manager and add a line with the port number, e.g. PORT=80 (it defaults to 8080) And restart. sudo systemctl restart draws-manager
On Sat, Sep 14, 2019 at 4:41 PM K4KDR <scott23192@...> wrote:
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Re: Setting Up PAT with the
#draws
K4KDR <scott23192@...>
Hi Ed! There are two issues to take care of here. As was mentioned, 0.0.0.0 is not the address for you to use. When you are accessing a web page on the same machine you are using, the "loopback" or "localhost" address is 127.0.0.1 The other thing to take care of is that it's necessary to change the default port used by PAT since, as you mentioned, 8080 is used by the DRAWS Manager. So, as you might have already done to setup your call sign in PAT, type "pat configure" from a command prompt. Scroll down a few lines and change the port to something other than "8080". Here is what that line looks like in my setup, for example: "http_addr": "localhost:8888", ... so, if you use 8888, the URL to type into your browser (after typing "pat http" in a terminal window) would be: And you'll be all set! -Scott, K4KDR =====================
On Sat, Sep 14, 2019 at 4:16 PM Ed Bloom, KD9FRQ via Groups.Io <ewbloom=verizon.net@groups.io> wrote:
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Re: Setting Up PAT with the
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Ed,
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IP address 0.0.0.0 is a "special IP address" for defining an unknown or invalid target OR all IPV4 addresses on all interfaces on the local machine. Why don't you use some non-routable address from 192.168.0.0 address space, ie. 192.168.1.1 /Basil n7nix Ed Bloom, KD9FRQ via Groups.Io <ewbloom=verizon.net@groups.io> writes:
KM4ACK,
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Setting Up PAT with the
#draws
Ed Bloom, KD9FRQ
KM4ACK, Do you have any suggestions on the IP Address for PAT with the DRAWS. When I enter 0.0.0.0 I get an error when starting PAT (address already in use). When I enter 0.0.0.0:8080 in the browser, I am given the DRAWS
Manager web interface page when 0.0.0.0 is used in the config. The same results are received when I use localhost in the config
(address already in use and same web page). I am connected directly to the Pi as I would be in the field (upcoming exercise). Respectively, Ed, KD9FRQ
On 8/25/2019 7:04 AM, km4ack wrote:
I have ARDOP setup and running with Pat on the DRAWS hat using beta 13. I've made a video tutorial, but need to edit before posting. It will release on my YouTube channel Tuesday Aug 27 at 1600 central.
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Re: DRAWS and Allstar?
DRAWS™ CODEC is available under ALSA (and pulseaudio), anyone who wants to try this should look at chan_alsa and app_rpt Can app_rpt do PTT and SQUELCH DETECT using Raspberry Pi GPIO pins?
On Tue, Jun 4, 2019 at 9:25 AM Steve KC1AWV <smiller@...> wrote:
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Re: Eureka!!!! She works perfectly!!
Chris Brown <tcbrown68@...>
I have had success sending and receiving on the 891 without removing pin 6.
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Re: minimum install to get the DRAWS gps working?
Jonathan Magee
Hi Tom, I have the gps working and I don't have the battery installed Regards Jonathan GI7KMC
On Sun, 8 Sep 2019 at 19:55, Tom Early <n7tae@...> wrote: Silly me. I thought I only needed to install the CR1220 if I wanted the RTC to continue to operate while the power was off. Apparently, the battery has to be installed for the GPS to operate. The GPS sensitivity seems really good. The DRAWS pulled in 10 satellites within a minute of powering up and had my position and altitude exactly right. In the same location, my ID-51p2 takes significantly longer.
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Re: minimum install to get the DRAWS gps working?
Silly me. I thought I only needed to install the CR1220 if I wanted the RTC to continue to operate while the power was off. Apparently, the battery has to be installed for the GPS to operate. The GPS sensitivity seems really good. The DRAWS pulled in 10 satellites within a minute of powering up and had my position and altitude exactly right. In the same location, my ID-51p2 takes significantly longer.
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Re: #DRAWS PAT via DRAWS
#draws
Ed Bloom, KD9FRQ
Thank you!!! I am interested in ARDOP via HF and ax25 on 2m.
On 9/8/2019 11:39 AM, K4KDR wrote:
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Re: #DRAWS PAT via DRAWS
#draws
K4KDR <scott23192@...>
Hi Ed! PAT works extremely well on the Pi/DRAWS using telnet, ax25, & ARDOP. The following video walks through the setup and there are many others from the same author going in to more detail on particular aspects of the same: -Scott, K4KDR =====================
On Sun, Sep 8, 2019 at 9:14 AM Ed Bloom, KD9FRQ via Groups.Io <ewbloom=verizon.net@groups.io> wrote: Has anyone setup PAT via DRAWS??? I have not seen this but admit I may
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Re: minimum install to get the DRAWS gps working?
If the antenna has a good view of the sky, the first startup can take a while. You can also restart the gpsd sudo systemctl stop gpsd sudo systemctl start gpsd You can also stop gpsd and. cat /Dev/ttySC0
On Sun, Sep 8, 2019, 08:55 okiejim <kd6vpe@...> wrote:
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Re: minimum install to get the DRAWS gps working?
okiejim
Please don't take this wrong but have you hooked up an antenna to the draw hat gps connector?
On Sun, Sep 8, 2019 at 8:16 AM Tom Early <n7tae@...> wrote: I just received my DRAWS and at this point in time, I am only interested in getting the GPS working. (I'm developing a new ThumbDV app for D-Star Routing and linking and want to use the GPS to update the user and station positions to aprs.) I would rather not use Compass until I full understand what my program needs to use the DRAWS gps.
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minimum install to get the DRAWS gps working?
I just received my DRAWS and at this point in time, I am only interested in getting the GPS working. (I'm developing a new ThumbDV app for D-Star Routing and linking and want to use the GPS to update the user and station positions to aprs.) I would rather not use Compass until I full understand what my program needs to use the DRAWS gps.
I found the wiki page on "Setup GPSD for Time and Position" and am wondering about the statement "Ensure that the device tree and driver have been installed". How do I do that with resorting to Compass? I installed gpsd etc, and I see /dev/ttySC0 and /tty/pps on my system and systemctl reports that gpsd is running, but gpsmon is showing all zeros. Thanks!
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#DRAWS PAT via DRAWS
#draws
Ed Bloom, KD9FRQ
Has anyone setup PAT via DRAWS??? I have not seen this but admit I may have missed it.
73s, Ed, KD9FRQ
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Re: UDRC/DRAWS audio driver?
#audio
#draws
#udrc-ii
#documentation
Art - KC7SDA
thanks! I'll double check and see what I'm doing wrong that it's not loading the driver.
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Re: Eureka!!!! She works perfectly!!
Do we need to remove pin 6 for FT-891s?
On Thu, Aug 29, 2019, 18:24 Michael Narges <mnarges23@...> wrote: Thanks for the documentation of the DRAWS Hat! Several questions are answered here.
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Re: UDRC/DRAWS audio driver?
#audio
#draws
#udrc-ii
#documentation
The current (Buster) Raspbian has the driver built in. You don't need the DKMS for it.
On Sat, Sep 7, 2019, 10:32 Art - KC7SDA <nouse4anick@...> wrote: I've been looking around the site and I see mention of a udrc-dkms (I'm assuming thats the audio driver file for the udrc)
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UDRC/DRAWS audio driver?
#audio
#draws
#udrc-ii
#documentation
Art - KC7SDA
I've been looking around the site and I see mention of a udrc-dkms (I'm assuming thats the audio driver file for the udrc)
my question is there a repository somewhere that I could add to, say, raspbian and install the udrc driver with apt-get and run the scripts to install the board? I've looked through the scripts and I thought there was a fix for when a distro-update broke the driver but I can't find it. 73 Art
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