Richard, As you are discovering. The 6 pin socket on the DRAWS™ carries audio in/out as well as PTT (and SQL, but the SQL pin can be a problem on Yaesu radios) to the matching data port (4). To do com

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Ok so rigctld worked but when I started Pat http it came back with “818NDready. Dial frequency is 145.000.00. Does Ardop work on 2m? Then “bind: address already in use” Not sure what is happening here

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Viola! Helps to used the correct cable. USB0 is there 😂😋 Thanks Richard

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/dev/tyyUSB* no such file or directory

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I am using the 6-pin cable that came with the DRAWS plugged into the right socket on the hat and the data port on the 818.

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errno 6 is No such device or address Because rigctld is not running Do this to see if the device is enumerated at some other USB number ls /dev/ttyUSB* Either you are using the wrong device name (ie.

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What are you using as your CAT control cable? Usually something like https://www.amazon.com/Valley-Enterprises-FT-100-FT-817-FT-857/dp/B0041LNISK

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Trying to set up Pat following the KM4ACK videos and descriptions listed here. ARDOP loads, rigctld gives the error below Pat http loads but says it can't get the frequency from rigctld. I'm using a F

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Hello Basil, thanks for the update. According to the PAT. I did the script and settings # change grid square and distance in ardoplist.sh cd cd n7nix/ardop nano ardoplist.sh max_distance=150 # default

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I updated the current version number in the install script for pat to 0.10. Please do the following: # Update the n7nix repository cd cd n7nix git pull cd email/pat ./pat_install.sh which pat /Basil n

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Hello, found the fault - I chose the wrong port. correct is the UDRC: cd ~/bin ./piardopc 8515 plughw:2,0 plughw:2,0 -p GPIO=12 Ardop is running but can not find the PAT $ pat rmslist -s -m ardop J re

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Hello, I went further in my installation - next step PAT for Winlink. I went through the installation README and all went smooth till I started ARDOP. I got the error at the end: Opening Playback Devi

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John, Ah!!!?? Good to know.?? I will shut it down. Thank you. Regards, Ed

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DRAWS™ Manager does not need to run all of the time. It is a setup tool, then you can shut it down. sudo systemctl stop draws-manager and to prevent it starting up on next reboot sudo systemctl disabl

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