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Chris, the problem can be solved very easily, I do the same when there are several changes on the OS. Whether you have the operating system on a uSD card or a USB stick, use Accessories > SD Card

I understand that there is a backup-restore program in the sBitx toolbox for the sBitx program settings, but I was wondering if anyone has put together a script to backup RPI OS preferences and

Thank you for all your hard work on this. The version 4 is amazing! David - WK4DS [email protected]> wrote:

All ?- v4.01 of the sBitx software is available. This patch release addresses: 1. Realigned the buttons to match the native resolution for the 7 inch screen in web gui. 2. Updated notch filter to

This is why I have suggested the use of an external Keyer such as the K16 EXT by K1EL which has Lead-In and Tail-Timing built into the Keyer functions, this enable the Transceiver PTT to be activated

Status Update - I'm up and running and receiving acks from JS8Call heartbeats. Here's what I did, for those who run across the thread in the future. * Downloaded the latest SD Card image. * It's a

It was misleading that the name 'js8call no transmit V3 64bit' was mentioned in the topic. While you struggle with the 32-bit version. If you didn't know until now, I'll tell you now that the original

Yeah, I kind of figured with an open source project that support would be user driven and I do appreciate it.? I have the latest js8call installed and my last attempt was on the stock image with the

Here is the same world map with state and country lines, It seems to work OK. Give it a try. just replace the rob4200.png in the /sbitx/web folder. Thanks, Sam

Kevin, you know, we who are trying to help you are users. The wiki was also compiled by users. Now my question is, which version are you trying to get it to work? -- Gyula HA3HZ

Hmm, the sBitx application seems to be automatically running after bootup via the startup.sh script.? I'm assuming that the application is this window that pops up with the waterfall. I restarted

What about being interrupt-driven instead of using timer-based polling? It looks like so far it’s done only for the encoders. 27006ea3 sbitx_gtk.c wiringPiISR(ENC2_A, INT_EDGE_BOTH,

https://github.com/drexjj/sbitx/releases/tag/sBitx-31-64b-Prod

When you’re running a processor as fast as the raspberry pie, and when there are now apparently real time additions to Linux, I think you just really need to get CW handled, someway, even if you

I think if you get to 30 words per minute you would satisfy 98% of the audience. Gordon

ps.: If you want to change the application, first reboot the OS, then rebuild the sbitx and run applications. Correct: if you *want to start another application* , reboot first, then start sbitx and

Kevin, you cannot try the program itself, because you have to start sbitx first, then the desired application, otherwise the error message will appear. If you start it without sbitx (radio), an error

Mike assuming 60 WPM this would be equivalent to 25 dits per ?second which is 50 changes of state per second. the Computer would have to pole the keyer and the Transmitter on or off timing 50 times

Better use openstreetmap, I think. https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/List_of_OSM-based_services But avoiding mercator projection might make some sense too. (Should we try to have great-circle

Awesome, thank you for the settings and the recommendations.? I tried that setup and receive an error when transmitting.? This is a stock sbitx and the OS is reporting that this is the 32 bit image