Thanks for the quick response. I will give it shot tomorrow.

If you are using the left hand mDin6 connector, you should be using port udr0 - verify these files for udr0: /etc/ax25/axports /etc/ax25/ax25d.conf /usr/local/etc/wl2k.conf

I am on my third install of the DRAWS image. I have followed the instructions on this site to the letter each time. I now have gps working properly, and paclink-unix is running as expected. Now I

Thanks to the group. I think this is the 4272 message on the forum about this product. You guys and gals have been busy. After installing PAT and getting it working I decided to install Paclink on

I connected a USB CAT 8 pin cable and the 6 pin mini din supplied with DRAWS hat and now have a working unit. Still plan to make a cable to work with the 4x2 header on the DRAWS hat. 73, Ruben

John, K0MXL, Thank you. That is what I thought I needed to do. Ed, KD9FRQ

I bought a USB CAT cable on eBay, and use one of the 6-pin mini-DIN cables that came with my DRAWS hat from the data jack on the back of my 897D to the left mini-DIN jack on the DRAWS. So far it works

There’s an 8 pin 4x2 header next to the power connector. Check below the schematic for pin-outs. Ruben WA2NBL

I have a -62 Cat to USB Serial on hand. So, for the FT-897/857 we need two cables, one for CAT and one for Audio via the DRAWS. So, to which port does DRAWS cable connect?

I’m working on a similar issue with FT-857. Finally realized that I needed an additional cable for CAT. Ordered an 8-pin mini-din cable and located a source for the header connector. I’ll post

Has anyone connected their DRAWS to an FT-897 yet? I am looking for some assistance. Specifically, cabling needs for the setup. It looks like from all I have read, I still need a USB to Serial to run

Yes. This is the simplest way to do these because if you need to relay it by voice, it's "paint by the numbers". Super simple. Date and Time stamps make the message unique along with the

Good to know - thanks, Mitch! That explains why the body of the message that I was using as a template is formatted the way it is (screen shot from my write-up): Thanks for the

I do not send a k2s file. The file I send has an html extension. Basil Gunn <basil@...> writes:

Ryan Matthew Headley <headley.ryan@...> writes: How did you receive it? In Winlink Express click on attachment paper clip which will prompt you for which browser to render the file with. this

And then I attache the k2s file to a message and receive it in Winlink Express, this is the content that is received: <flmsg>4.0.14 :hdr_fm:21 W4EAE 20192211195114 :hdr_ed:21 W4EAE

Yes Please read the manual: http://www.w1hkj.com/flmsg-help/ All custom messages should have file name extension ".k2s" /Basil

When I start flmsg in a terminal, this is the output after attempting to open the template (which still look good in the browser at this point). I think that this may be the source of the

Please be more specific. What UI were you using Expert or Simple? Try both. What does this show: In Expert UI file > View > HTML delivery Start flmsg in a console. What is the console

This is where I am lost. Do attach the k2s file to the email? And what is a k2s file? -- *************************** Ryan Matthew Headley 1705 Granby Road Cayce, SC 29033 USA mobile -