Yes, the assumption is since you are a HAM all your gear probably runs on 12V. I concur. I have had NO problems with any of the wall warts purchased from Canakit (https://www.canakit.com/). Having

Hi Basil, I'm sort of old and sort of new at this too. The suggestion is to back feed power to the PI via the 12v pigtail to the hat due to some of the "less than optimal" wall warts that sometimes

Basil, Thanks for the info. I have a Pi 4 from Canakit. The wall wart is 3.5A output. I will check out your other links. Many thanks, Richard ALI5EVJ

Richard, The thing to remember is you can either use the 5.1V wall wart that came with the Pi OR 12V connector on the DRAWS board. Use either OR but not both at the same time. I find it convenient to

Basil, I'm newbie #2. So I can power the DRAWS/Pi with the power cable that came with the Pi? The cord that came with the DRAWS, what do people use for connectors and power sources so the power goes

There is a new script wsjtx_ctrl.sh which will auto start rigctld-wsjtx with a systemd service file. readme: https://github.com/nwdigitalradio/n7nix/blob/master/hfprogs/README.md script:

Erwin, Since Raspbian has built-in support for VNC, that’s what I and a lot of my ham friends use for headless remote control. You can do either a local network connection over Ethernet using

Hi Basil, I did a fresh installation (#5710) but the Error on starting Hamlib (4.1) for Wsjtx ist still there. Result before I stopped pulse audio: pi@draws:~ $ rigctld-wsjtx -m 2029 -r /dev/ttyUSB0

Hi Basil, I went a step back from my goals and installed a fresh NWDR image and did step by step the instructions, also keep the "old" kernel. So far as I can say and the programs I can test: FLrig,

Michael, I've added a script (setalsa-fmt3000_tm733.sh) to the local bin directory that sets ALSA controls for both Yaesu FMT-3000 (left connector) and a Kenwood TM-733 (right connector). I do not

Did anyone ever figure this out?

Hi Basil, Thanks will combine this with my efforts to make an enhanced image for my needs (#5700). I described the error in #5690 - formated as it was in the terminal window. It is the problem, that I

Basil, Thank you very much for your help. Here is the output you requested; pi@shack1:~ $ alsa-show.sh ==== List All sound card device names (2) card 0: Headphones [bcm2835 Headphones] card 1: udrc

Thanks Basil and John, will try this on a fresh installation - step by step and take care of the kernel. I will tell you the results from the "Checkpoints" maybe it is helpful for others too.. Cause

Michael, Thanks for the console output especially showudrc.sh. From that I see there is no routing for the right hand connector receive signal. You can fix this by running alsamixer, using F6 to

Greetings, First thank you to the NWDR Team and I love this product. It worked as advertised. The documentation is very helpful and well put together. I have setup LinBBS (FBB) that was

Yes Either power with 12V with the connector on the DRAWS board OR use the micro USB on the RPi. NEVER both at once. Scroll to bottom of

So I am finally getting around to building up my DRAWs, and have a question that I can't seem to find doccumentation about. There is a white 2 pin connector on the DRAWs, I am guessing I can put

I only support the NWDR image. A lot of time has gone into making sure things run properly in that environment. If you have a DRAWS hat I haven't seen a compelling reason not to use the NWDR

Good, some success! Could you please post the error you are referring to. Yes I have had a few problems with pulseaudio since end of last year. I am currently ignoring those errors as I do not use