On your Pi3/4 running Buster, please report the result from: uname -a

I did this just yesterday (from memory - not at system right now) Download and burn Buster onto SD Card Let it boot up and update/upgrade sudo reboot sudo apt install git build-essential cd git clone

Hi John and all, I have tried everything listed above on both a Pi3 and Pi4. I can not see the sound card or the gps or even the sensor data. Can someone do a new step by step or better still a

Hi Mitch, I’ll check it out Send it to: NW Digital Radio RMA<ordernumber> 150 Cessna Ave Roche Harbor WA 98250 Thanks, Bryan K7UDR

If no-one has any input I will package up my DRAWS for a return. It's a might expensive GPS hat at this point.

If anyone selects the excellent Pi/DRAWS case from C4Labs: https://www.c4labs.com/product/nwdrpi-2-for-raspberry-pi-3b-3b-2b-b-and-drawstm-digital-radio-amateur-workstation-version-2-hat/ ... and

Rob, Verify that transmit is working with the simplest program possible. Use the measure_deviate.sh script to output a tone on a specific channel. Assuming you are using the mDin6 connector closest

I've been trying to get my Raspberry Pi 3 working with my DRAWS hat but I think either my connection is messed up or my audio setup / levels wrong. I think Im doing something wrong I have used the

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

I'm writing an ARDOP transport for paclink-unix that runs on the RPi. I use ardopc RPi (piardopc) from here: http://www.cantab.net/users/john.wiseman/Downloads/Beta/ I test that with ARIM from

I think there is also a build shell script in Beta13 for ARDOP, but I have not used it.

I'm not sure if it's included, but there is an open source implementation of ARDOP that can be compiled to run natively on the Pi. Check here:

I've only had my DRAWS board for a day, but did have success running the PAT Winlink client (thanks to the YouTube videos by KM4ACK) over 2m ax25 packet. I will get around to testing the HF modes but

Is anyone using the DRAWS Pi HAT for HF email that would be similar to ARDOP (part of WinLink) or WinMor (also part of WinLink) that both run under Windows? I'm using an FT857D, a Pi 3B+, a DRAWS

Over the air testing revealed that what I was seeing here is mirrored over 200 miles away, so it is not likely a local RFI issue on RX here. Then, I hooked up an external high quality sound card via

Well, I tried it at first with my FT-897D, got no audio, then tried switching to an Icom IC-706MkIIG… still no joy. I was using arecord/aplay and netcat for testing. I have a Pi 3 with a UDRC-II

Describe your problem and answer these questions: as in prev message Did you make your own cables? No, using cables provided with the DRAWS Which mDin6 connector are you using? Looking at the front

DRAWS image Beta13 I am getting output audio which undulates when using either FLDIGI or JS8Call (or even when just using the TUNE button in FLDIGI). Has anyone run across this? My draws-manager has

I am not where I can look right now, but seem to recall WSJT (FT8) does not implement GPIO PTT, so you have to use CAT through hamlib or VOX. Fldigi has a setting for GPIO PTT on a tab beyond the CAT

Does the RED Led light?