I just ordered one of the new design for the later generation DRAWS board. One issue: my Rpi was reporting via the DRAWS manager that CPU temp reach 140+ F.... not wonderful...

Interestingly, I can bring up the DRAWS manager from the remote computer right after the DRAWS system has been started with XASTIR and HamClock running... so it is an odd finding and

I followed instructions from the web to run the DRAWS-Manager web app and set both channels to the recommended values for the pin 5 data and saved the settings. 10.

#ft-817 #audio #drawsmanager #draws-manager #wsjt-x

I ran the Draws-Manager several time und tried on both ports with saving the settings, using the recommended settings for the FT-817 AF.

#ft-817 #audio #drawsmanager #draws-manager #wsjt-x

hdmi_drive=2 Here is the output from head -n1 /var/log/udr_install.log.... 2020 12 04 13:45:55 PST: SD image version: nwdr18 and udr_install.log.... 2019 09 19 14:30:00 PDT: install.sh: draws-manager

The following post describes what you need to do to get draws-manager running with the latest NWDR18 image. https://nw-digital-radio.groups.io/g/udrc/message/5311 Chrony has been working

#draws-manager #ft-817 #ft817 #draws #gps

I already ran through the "fix" for the new image version, which states the draws-manager web app is disabled: https://nw-digital-radio.groups.io/g/udrc/message/5111 I see from your

#draws-manager #ft-817 #ft817 #draws #gps

p=,,,20,0,0,0::recentpostdate%2Fsticky,,,20,2,0,76528127 # To install the latest version of draws-manager cd cd n7nix git pull cd manager sudo su .

#draws-manager #ft-817 #ft817 #draws #gps

You should turn DRAWS™ Manager off when not in use. It is basically a configuration application. You can use systemctl to turn it on and off.

Ran this script: cd cd n7nix git pull cd manager <---- you didn't do this sudo su ./install.sh Now I have Draws manager running.

Basil, Thanks for the explanation. Daniel

This is exactly right. This will get almost all of the contents of the latest image. I try to keep everything updated via scripts. If you are using some of the HF programs you should also do: cd cd n7

Basil, Just so that I understand. My image started out as NWDR16 I have been using the commands below after each release announcement. sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get dist-upgrade cd cd n7nix git pul

I won't discourage someone from installing the latest version of some tool but a lot of time has gone into making sure that what is on the image actually works. I don't have time to support anything o

Basil, I thought this was V18 Draws image.

It looks like you are not using an NWDR image? nodejs comes installed on an NWDR image and is a version that works with most things, ie. it's in the Debian repository. It looks like you installed node

of local draws-manager repo true About to update draws-manager repo, removing package-lock Successfully removed webapp/package-lock.json remote: Enumerating objects: 29, done. remote

You missed the command that changes to the manager directory which is where the manager install.sh script lives. cd cd n7nix git pull cd manager <---- you didn't do this sudo su .

n7nix 4e95d77..17e0c79 master -> origin/master Updating 4e95d77..17e0c79 Fast-forward baudrate/README.md | 10 ++++++++++ bin/alsa-show.sh | 1 + deviation/README.md | 12 +++++++----- manager

Thank you Daniel, I appreciate you letting me know. /Basil n7nix Daniel VE3NI <dgoodier@...> writes: