Basil may have some input, but this is a Raspbian/Chromium issue. The images are a courtesy, and not a NW Digital Radio product. However, you could probably use iptables to build a DROP for the interf

Remember the LNA in the antenna is powered through the coax, so make sure you are not disrupting the path.

DRAWS™ can be used for amateur and non-amateur applications. NW Digital Radio has some non-amateur customers, but I am not aware of any encryption application.

You can also run the GUI through VNC to make the copy :)

The method Gayland provided runs directly on the Pi with a GUI enabled. You need to attach an SD Card Reader/Writer

For fixed location installs, I like these (they have a 5M cable). https://www.ebay.com/itm/173533545989

It is just coax with a voltage bias to power the antenna. Just follow common coax extension procedures. There are also antenna assemblies with longer coax.

I just got to this. You probably needed to upgrade nodejs ? # Using Debian, as root curl -sL https://deb.nodesource.com/setup_13.x | bash - apt-get install -y nodejs

#icom #ptt

As I recall WSJT-X uses Hamlin/CAT for PTT.

#icom #ptt

Also make sure it is executable.

#icom #ptt

https://gist.github.com/jsherer/dd09895ab23bdf571e2117cdd814c198

#icom #ptt

Added to git repository

#drawsmanager #draws-manager

The RTC on DRAWS™ is really a backup clock for the GPS. It is set by the GPS when the GPS is locked on a sufficient number of satellites. It keeps running as long as the HAT has power. If the DRAWS™ l

Michael, Bryan/Sales needs the information -- we are not colocated. Thanks.

Contact sales@...

Another suggestion is to do a hard reset on the FT-817 itself to make sure none of the internal settings for audio / accessory port have been changed.

There is a web based tool to setup. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v5C3cWVVz_A

It looks like you went to the 'main' group for nw-digital-radio -- this file is in the files section of the udrc subgroup. If your browser is logged into groups.io, you should just be able to click on

https://nw-digital-radio.groups.io/g/udrc/files/DRAWSTech.pdf may help as well.