The trouble is the usb port? of the raspberry pi is a host (computer side), so it isnt possible to connect it to another computer that way.
On the?other hand, we have net rigctl implemented and it works very well. This requires the other computer and sbitx to have ethernet or wifi connectivity between them. You have to choose net rigctl from the drop list and enter the ip address of the sbitx. Thats all there is to it
After thinking about it a bit, I remember that he had the Yaesu interface written into the code of the microbit X.? And I found somebody¡¯s code for an Icom? emulation and put it into my Arduino receiver....
So there¡¯s probably a way to get the same thing or similar to work on the raspberry pie, where I am just considerably less familiar with writing code.? ?
But one way or the other I bet it can be done.? A lot of us would probably like to have a way to use an outside computer
Preplanning for this semester¡¯s high school teaching starts tomorrow.....
Gordon
> On Aug 1, 2022, at 12:18, Ken N2VIP <ken@...> wrote:
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> ?I'm very excited to be able to modify/improve/introduce new bugs(!) into a radio based on the familiar RPi environment. The arduino environment never really 'clicked' for me - I can follow instructions and get things done, but I'm much more comfortable with RPi software, tool chains, etc.
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>> On Aug 1, 2022, at 03:42, Ashhar Farhan <farhanbox@...> wrote:
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>> The user interface can be rewritten any which way. I hope people smarter than me will find easier interfaces for it.
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