Demetre, It is so very cool to run into you again after 20 years. Regarding your description below, if you don’t mind I’d like to tell you how I have done this with my HF portable rig. I never touch m

These device files do not exist. I am using the latest version of Compass, fully updated. What is the gps kernel module I should be looking for? — Brian N0KZ

#draws #gpsd #gps #setup

gpsd is up. Thank you for adding this to the wiki so quickly. — Brian N0KZ

#draws #gpsd #gps #setup

I have Direwolf running now, but I couldn't deduce which of these three parameters was "input sensitivity" -- instead I changed the impedance from 10 kOhm to 20kOhm to get the levels right. What is th

#setup #compassimage #draws #earlyadopters

The muting is great for packet but once we get fldigi working I’m going to need that RX audio to find signals. If we can’t do it in software then I’ll have to savage one of these cables to inline a sw

#setup #compassimage #draws #earlyadopters

Perhaps I wasn’t clear. My problem isn’t the type of power connector, but the fact that it bends the joints when connecting and disconnecting. My pigtail now has soldered powerpole connectors and a be

#setup #compassimage #draws #earlyadopters

I have been trying to poll the SQL pin for an FT-817 and FT-897, but for some reason it says low even when the squelch is open. Is there some additional wiring or configuration for this GPIO input to

#setup #compassimage #draws #earlyadopters

Ah. I see that my assumptions were backwards. It is pulled to 0 when open, 1 when closed. This is the opposite what I assumed. -- Brian Badger

#setup #compassimage #draws #earlyadopters

Since I got no response, I attacked one of my cables and determined that to restore receive monitoring audio on a Yaesu radio (FT-817 and FT-897 tested), I would have to sacrifice my SQL pin. With the

Steve, Absolutely and this is what I’m going to do when I get the parts together. — Brian N0KZ

There should be a space between /dev/ttySC0 and /dev/pps0 in the gpsd config. Brian N0KZ

Just for point of data, I installed direwolf first and fldigi (by source) second according to previous emails and have no issues with any mode or band. When I first heard the description I thought tha

#setup #compassimage #draws #earlyadopters

Possibilities: Mini din not seated in draws Mini din not seated in radio Radio not set to packet mode Radio packet mode not set to 1200 Direwolf config file issue Alsa mixer config issue Competing pro

#setup #compassimage #draws #earlyadopters

All, I am currently running direwolf with DRAWS with a radio on channel 0, and nothing connected to the DRAWS board on channel 1. Direwolf appears to be decoding packets on the channel that isn't conn

#draws #direwolf

All of that is in line with my expectation, but I haven’t figured out the “turn off the unused channel”. When I remove channel 1 it still comes up as 1200 baud by default. That’s exactly how I found t

#draws #direwolf

# Additional overlays and parameters are documented /boot/overlays/README force_turbo=1 dtoverlay=draws # Enable audio (loads snd_bcm2835) dtparam=audio=on results in: Audio device for both receive an

#draws #direwolf

Well, I changed it back but now the entire draws overlay is broken -- totally broken top to bottom. No udrc audio device, no gps. here is my entire /boot/config.txt hdmi_force_hotplug=1 hdmi_group=2 h

#direwolf #draws

Thank you for the help. That resolved the issue. Is there a configuration, installation, setup, or user guide document that you are referring to when you say "you forgot"? I assure you "forgot" isn't

#direwolf #draws

Anna, I appreciate your time on this. I have been using Raspbian for 5 years, with projects all through the house, but this is the first time I've seen an overlay work like this. I have set dtparam=au

#direwolf #draws

I am only picking this up by side conversations: Is this true -- I have been searching the archives and I can't find anything: CM_L: Common (GND) for the left port IN1_L: DISCRIMINATOR INPUT (9600) fo

#setup #fldigi #draws