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Matjaz, We are shipping out the units in batches, as mentioned by Farhan in a previous message ( /g/BITX20/message/116466 ). You should receive an email with the tracking information

Those are the connectors directly on a pi4. ?Usb c is power only to the pi, ?other 2 are hdmi outputs and the last is the pi 4 audio jack. ?You can look up documentation on a pi 4 for more

Yup thats where I found a few. I was just about to log some on github [email protected]> wrote:

I expect edge-case bugs on the user interface. There wasn't enough time to test them. I rewrote the console and the waterfall entirely over the weekend. That's where the dragons be.

zbitx github would be best - f [email protected]> wrote:

As the zBitx have started to be delivered would it be possible to download the manual without owning one unit? This would be useful to help us to decide and order one unit when they will be again

Thank you! I get it. Simple as replacing the plug, made something simple, complex. Oh well. [email protected]> wrote:

What seems to be the most practical external microphone for the Zbitx? Thinking about one for POTA or SOTA.

Hey Farhan, what would be the best way to report bugs, on the groups or over on the zbitx github?

Tom, It shows the tubes only on the HDMI screen. Does the software run on the HDMI screen? If it doesn't run, then there will be a black terminal window (on the HDMI screen) with some error message.

Gwen, you should upgrade the firmware on the pico as well as the software on the raspberry pi? Here is how you do it: First, do this https://youtu.be/ZA8nDAVmSE0?si=UdjyYah7BSgN8r7S Then, this

It never displays the tubes, although if I plug a monitor into the HDMI, it shows the tubes. The zbitx continues to display the screen shown. Tom Crowley

What are these connectors - both what kind of connector (one I believe is USB-C) and purpose

Ok. I may have one of those keyboard/trackpad combos somewhere. If I don't, I'll get one. I think I was confusing the method for sending the updated display firmware to the pico with connecting a

This may help you out : https://github.com/drexjj/sbitx/wiki/sBitx-Microphone-Alternatives

Still available?

If you have a keyboard with a mouse pad on it, you connect the usb connector(from the keyboard) into the OTG dongle into the zbitx. If you don't have a keyboard with the mouse, you may need to use a

I'm confused. You use the OTG dongle and microUSB to the CAT for a keyboard and mouse? Wouldn't you use a USB-C cable to connect a keyboard and mouse, or do those only go to the Pico running the

D'oh. Looks like I was imagining things when I thought the barrel was smaller. Turns out it's 5.5x2.5, or 5.5x2.1, whichever is usual. Because that's what I got a bunch of pigtails for, and put

What does it show on the screen? Can you send us a screenshot of your HDMI screen about 30 seconds after it displays the "tubes"? <crowleytj@...> wrote: