I am thinking of creating a mobile RMS gateway for temporary use on ARES & Search and Rescue missions. I have a rPi with a UDRC II in my vehicle. It is configured to run APRS using a radio on the DB15

Very nice. A git repository would be very welcome. -- John D. Hays Kingston, WA K7VE

Hi everyone, Since the DRAWS is equipped with a GPS receiver, I figured I would write a quick web interface for it. I mostly use my Raspberry Pi station remotely from my Mac, and having a web

Multiple instances of the audio on a physical device is accomplished using PulseAudio. See the wiki.

You might run afoul of one instance of Direwolf opening the ALSA device for the sound card and locking out the second instance unless you do some trickery in the ALSA configuration files to present

How about running two instances of Direwolf?

JP, If you are asking about running 1200/9600 in parallel on the same radio port. This only partially works at the current time. It receives just fine and can transmit on one rate or the other. The

J P, I'm currently traveling with limited Internet access. Look for a script in n7nix/debug/speed_switch.com. Will be more helpful when I return in about a week. /basil

I found after my board was fixed by NWDR that DRAWS manger values were not even close to appropriate for using FLDIGI, particularly on receive. I also had to recompile FLDIGI using configure defaults

John, I saw that you referenced that you were able to run 9600 and or 1200 on a single radio interface. Can you refer us to the code, configuration that allows for on the fly switchng between

Hello John, I am running WSJT-X. I have one of the boards that had the issue. I removed both caps. The RX audio works pretty well (but not quite as sensitive as my signal link). I have tried

Appreciate all the info shared about this product! I don't know about the FT-817, but my FT-857d works great with the latest DRAWS board using an un-modified 6-pin data cable (NO pins removed). Just

The FT-817 is a heavily tested radio with the UDRC and DRAWS boards. There are built-in configurations on the image. What application(s) are you trying to setup? The proper way to set audio levels is

I have the 817 and have tried for weeks to get solid audio out to the radio. Does anyone have a configuration that is really working ? If so please post it. Thank you! Tony

The Linux AX.25 stack comes with the kernel and is installed on our image and configured with my scripts taking the complexity out of dealing with Linux AX.25 stack. Bill you should try it some

And you can install either LinBPQ or JNOS to do packet without the complexity of dealing with the Linux AX.25 stack. (Not saying that LinBPQ or JNOS are less complex....) Bill

Jack, Jim, et al -- The two approaches meet different needs. I use both, depending on what applications I am trying to support. If the applications you are trying to support require the Linux AX.25

Jim, Basil and John, All, I would like to hear that explained as well. I started with John's approach early after DRAWS became available, then switched over to Basil's install script with the AX25

Hello NWDR! I have a hamwan link, a fiber connection, a really average dipole, and a DRAWS package. I'm looking for some step-by-step info to help get an RMS gateway established. preferably HF rather

Thanks for these ideas everyone. I’m just in the middle of setting up my DRAWS Pi with two radios, one doing APRS and the other running LinBPQ for a BBS. Very interested to hear about APRX and