Ok, Understood. Not sure why I didn't catch that in the man page. Thanks -- Kevin J. Kutzera CISSP, CISM, CEH Cell: 206-850-7762 kkutzera@... https://www.linkedin.com/in/kjkutzera

Kevin, You need to change 'gunn' which is my user name to your user name probably pi. ie. # [N7KJK VIA udr1] NOCALL * * * * * * L default * * * * * * - pi /usr/local/bin/wl2kax25d wl2kax25d -c

Thanks Basil, So I've read the MAN pages for both wl2kax25d and ax25d. Somewhat illuminating.. A friend of mine tried to connect using both N7KJK, and N7KJK-10 (my Winlink Gateway address). He

Hi all, Silly thought just occurred to me… one sore point with the Raspberry Pi is that the device provides no audio I/O apart from the PWM audio output. Now, the UDRC/DRAWS is a big improvement

https://nw-digital-radio.groups.io/g/udrc/topic/drawstm_manager_demo/30031339?p=,,,20,0,0,0::recentpostdate%2Fsticky,,,20,2,0,30031339 Since you have a Pi 4 you may need to install from

Try DRAWS ™ Manager It should set levels properly.

I've been trying to get my Raspberry Pi 4 working with my DRAWS hat but I think either my connection is messed up or my audio setup / levels wrong. I've followed the Google Doc on how to set up

FWIW, the “Pi-Fan” brand fan that came with my case is _extremely_ quiet and can barely be heard even from a foot or two away. A big passive heat sink could possibly help, but the “hat”

I like the idea of not having to have a fan ... maybe. lol Orienting heat sink fins vertical and given that warm air flows up, makes the best use of passive cooling. Can you tell that I am an

I am hoping the Pi 4 draws less than 20W. I run completely on solar power and looking for a desktop replacement with DRAWS. Fan noise can be mitigated. I have a 2n1 laptop/tablet that draws about

It's a personal perspective, but I don't want a fan on an appliance like a DRAWS. Fans are noisy. They suck dust in and spray it all over the board. They're non-static hardware that will inevitably

Library libjpeg9-dev is installed from the HF programs install script. ~/dev/github/n7nix$ find . -iname "*.sh" -print | xargs grep -i

We found the fix. Ironically NWDigital sent out this fix in April, but never put it on their own image. From their groups.io: See email from 19 Apr. You need to install libjpeg9-dev sudo apt-get

Hi Budd, I'm assuming you launched flmsg from an icon or menu item. If you want to look at what's going on start flmsg from a console. The most common problem with flmsg not starting is that

Sure thing! Ran a little test this morning: 21C (69F) ambient temperature - 2019-07-31 7:15:45: WSJT-X, Fan, 4% CPU, 39C - 2019-07-31 7:16:52: Fan off - 2019-07-31 7:19:15: 50C - 2019-07-31 7:35:14:

Chris, Could you document what SW you are running and what is your ambient temperature? Also what does top show for cpu utilization? And yes fans are under consideration

For P2P mail using paclink-unix that I've tested with both airmail & Winlink Express I use a call sign with no SSID. ie. on the listening side I add an entry in /etc/ax25/ax25d.conf that looks like

Hi there, So after a lot of help from this Group.. (Thanks again Basil !) I have Winlink email setup. I'm learning that other than my email address (N7KJK@...) I'm not really using Winlink software.

Hello Tim, Sorry about the delay in my response, life took priority! I've set my width to 3000 Hz and noticed no difference in my ability to send FT8 transmissions between the DRAWS and my radio. The

I just loaded the latest image for DRAWS and have things working, however when I attempt to launch Flmsg, I get an hour glass that runs for a while and then nothing happens. We all use FLmsg weekly in