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I have not got that far yet Mark, I still have some more components I am waiting for before I can continue with the build. I am thinking about using taller stand-offs for the radio board mounting

I see.? Thank you.? So pinout is as below? JackAl? J11??? ??? ??? uBITx Audio 1??? ??? ??? ??? ??? ??? ??? 4 6 - 5-4-3??? ??? ??? ??? 6 2??? ???

You can mount the display in a variety of ways. Al uses a card stock paper to print the controls and then uses an X-acto knife to trim the opening. It looks nice: You can see the bolts that secure

John i like their cases too. How did you mount the JackAl board in the case? (Perhaps a photo if possible.) Where to mount the board was one of the things that was tending to nudge me in buying one

The Audio Connector is detailed in the wireup instructions on the hfsignals.com site, step 4.1: Our connector simply replaces the one above. The connection from the JackAl cable harness to the

Sorry Jack.? You would think after 40 years of sending engineering reports from the field that I would pay more attention to detail. This pic is from Assembly Manual V16 ODT file.? The IDC connector

Are you talking about the wiring harness assembly? I have attached it in case you have not seen it. Jack, W8TEE

Jack is right the 5" display will not fit that case however they also do a version of this case for the 5" display. I have modified one for my JackAl display. Just needs a small amount of filling,

Good afternoon, Reading through old messages I know everyone involved is busy and being pulled in several directions.? Is there someone who has successfully installed the Jackal PCB who would email

The JackAl uses either a 5" or 7" display and the 5" is a little over 3.5" tall (they measure the diagonal.), so I don't think it will work. Jack, W8TEE

Just got my Ubtix unit. ?After getting it working, plan to order JackA1 upgrade. ?Will the following case from amateurradiokits

Glad to hear it...that was a tough one! Jack, W8TEE

Bless your heart Jack.? I am successfully compiled.? I can't thank you enough.? I was using UTFT from RinkyDinkElectronics. THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 73 Vince N1VIN

Obviously we use it with Teensy 3.6, so it works. I'm assuming you're using the UTFT library as supplied by the Teensy install and not the one from GitHub. Try unpacking the attached UTFT library in

Thank you.? That helped, I got past the time.h error.? Now I am gettingunsupported ARM MCU error in UTFT.ccp I re-downloaded UTFT from RinkyDinkElectronics with same issue. Under Tools\Board set as

Attached are the libraries I'm using. All of the Time libraries are supplied as part of the Teensy IDE patch, so you should already have them. BTW, the jackal.h header file has the URLs for the

Thank you Jack.? Unfortunately I still have the same error.? Looking on the Github site I see that the Time Library was updated 6 days ago.? I wonder if a change was made that causes me to get the

Vince: I did not recall that function call, so I loaded up Ver096 and did a global search. Nowhere in my version is there a call to strcpy_P. I'm attaching my version of the software. Download it

Worked more on this but still having the same issue as attached error log.? Still getting 'strcpy_P' was not declared in this scope.? Perhaps this is not the issue and I am missing something. What I

Thanks Vince.? I very much look forward to getting it working. Vince? N1VIN