I'm looking at the manual for the radio's DB-9 data port and the DRAWS port pin outs and connection looks pretty straightforward, but I have at least one question... The radio and the DRAWS board both

Until further notice please do not upgrade the kernel on your RPi. Linux kernel 4.19.118 is OK Linux kernel 5.4.51 has MANY problems Run this to get your current kernel version: uname -r The following

Just askin'. Is an acrylic case suitable, or should the Pi and DRAWS be housed in a metal case to help prevent RFI? Charlie

Greetings, I am completely new to DRAWS, and I've run into my first problem. I am attempting to run this with a Yaesu FT-891, and I'm using all the supplied cables. The USB cable is my own. Anyway, I'

Do any member of the DRAWS User group know of a right angle power connector for the Version One board? I am deploying my DRAWS setup in 12 days to support a 100 mile ultra marathon in an area with ext

Noobie question .. Is the Draws image all that’s needed on the sd card? Terribly new to the Pi and programming.

OK, I am ready to connect my DRAWS to my ICOM Dual band radio, which will interface through its 8-pin round mic connector. I can sort out the wiring okay but have a couple of questions. First, are any

Hi folks - I've been gently steered away from trying to connect the DRAWS to my HT, so I'm looking now at connecting it up to my Yaesu FT-991A. I could use some experienced advice. I'm a bit confused

Help Bryan, or somebody, I have a pin conflict with the DRAWS hat. The cooling fan that I am using is the Geekworm P165 (which comes attached to the top of an aluminum embedded heat sink - see attache

Thanks to one of our customers, the DRAWS™ case is moving forward again. The latest CAD Files have been sent and the "hopefully" final prototypes have been ordered. Thanks to all of those who responde

Hi, all. Included is the output from showudrc.sh. I was concerned that I had a problem with my image perhaps, but I own a second DRAWS, and it shows up just fine. Thanks for a great product, and for y

I've installed LinBPQ32 and got it mostly configured, but I'm running into a problem when folks try to connect to MYCALL (N4NVD). After some digging I've found that there's a program running at boot t

See - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v5C3cWVVz_A

I'm working on getting direwolf to run, and I find a bunch of instances of the file in various places - none of which is in /home/pi - which one is the one that I should be using? Charlie

I'm gonna have a million questions, I apologize right up front for that. I will stipulate to ignorance, no question about it. Just help me to understand, and when the light bulb finally comes on I'll

Setup a DRAWS as a RMSGW. It works nicely for WINLINK Digipeater Clients. Is there any guidance to install LINBPQ to provide NODE, CHAT and BBS to use the existing RMSGW instance of Direwolf Currently

Any update for customers that have been patiently waiting for cases we’ve paid for over 2 years ago?

Haven't seen this posted anywhere so I figured I'd ask here. I have a couple of large (200 GB) SDXC cards I could dedicate to this project. However, I read in the documentation that the minimum size i

Today I did an apt-get update and apt-get upgrade and low and behold, the UDRC has returned. Bob AF9W pi@af9w-bpq:~ $ aplay -l **** List of PLAYBACK Hardware Devices **** card 0: udrc [udrc], device 0

Hello All, DRAWS Has an on-board ADC to monitor the 12V supply. Sometime after the first run, 5V monitoring was added, but the config file wasn't updated so the sensors command doesn't work correctly.