These instruction simply do not work. I put the form download form into the 'CUSTOM' folder, and nothing shows up. -- *************************** Ryan Matthew Headley 1705 Granby Road Cayce, SC

FLMSG Users Manual 4.0 http://www.w1hkj.com/flmsg-help/

Scott, Typically, ICS-213s are normalized down to numbered lines per the PDF forms provided by the form owners.  What gets transmitted OTA is simply the numeral followed by the data. See the

Perhaps my statement regarding the necessity of Winlink Express was too strong; is it possible and will it work technically? Yes. Is it a solution deployable in a time sensitive situation? Not from

Hi Mitch! Sorry, I'm not positive what you mean by "numbered format", but I did notice there was a field <msgseqnum> that seemed to be assigned by the sender (me) and incremented with each subsequent

I'm trying to understand your problem. If you need the latest Winlink ICS standard forms just download and use them. https://downloads.winlink.org/User%20Programs/Standard_Forms.zip flmsg allows you

I can certainly add the current ICS-213 to my UI client for PAT. Are you simply using the numbered format for the OTA transmission? 1. 2. etc.

This a great proof of concept, and it does work; but not really ready for prime-time. I hate having to carry a Windows laptop just for ICS forms.

Good day! Just to show myself that it could be done, I successfully sent an ICS-213 using PAT on the Rasp Pi/DRAWS. Here is my write up on the manual steps I did to make it happen. Not difficult at

I am trying to find a solution to this as well. I have been messing with the html files that can be downloaded from winlink.org with no results. I also thought that flmesg could be a solution. It

Search forum: https://nw-digital-radio.groups.io/g/udrc/topics Check Wiki: https://nw-digital-radio.groups.io/g/udrc/wiki/home Check docs: https://github.com/nwdigitalradio/n7nix/tree/master/docs I

This is the image you should use if you need and X server: https://downloads.raspberrypi.org/raspbian_latest If you can get by without a desktop, this install is a little over half the size of the

Ryan, Thanks for that advice, I was hoping there would be a minimal configuration as well, so this sounds good. To clarify, so there is no need to download the latest image from NWDR/support,

If your only application will be as you describe, I would suggest foregoing the DRAWS image. Download Raspbian with Desktop (NOT the one with 'recommeded software'); install gpsd, direwolf, and

Apologies ahead of time if I am rehashing anything already extant on the boards. I have attempted to search for solutions, but have not been able to find anything. I received my DRAWS hat yesterday,

Basil, I am reaching out for a little direction getting started with my Draws (Hat Only) install on RPi 3 B+ as I see you are very active and obviously much more knowledgeable than myself in this

I just received my new draws unit (Hat Only). I am using Pi 3B+. I have reviewed as much online documentation I can find but not sure which is the latest, did not expect a beta version on the support

Thank you again for your time. with your explanation I now understand the relationship of axports, mkiss, and the PAT config. I did run the config script you provided

The packet configuration for a DRAWS hat enables both mDin6 connectors as ports udr0 & udr1. If you follow the documentation & use the configuration scripts these ports are started at boot time using

Scott, et. al To make a really long story short here is what fixed PAT running on the NW image: 1. Added a line to the /etc/ax25/axports file in the format: wl2k KD7UM 1200 255 7 Winlink 2. Did a