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I am attempting to get my IC-7300 to work with PatMenu. I have set every config file that I can find for pat, configs, ardopc; anything dealing with patmenu and ardop for HF to use IP address 0.0.0.0

Kelly - thank you - there is nothing being sent because the radio is no going in to transmit at all. I had a similar problem with ARDOP - and got it working by modifying this line in the pat

Thanks. I will poke around and see if I can hack together a work around. It won’t be before the weekend though…

Try getting direwolf working first alone (volume set correctly normally around 80%) on aprs, or just check volume and try again need to blast the packets out full throttle no distortion. got another

Thank you Kelly and Jason... Jason - I did the ls - and modified the PTT line in the direwolf.conf (it was indeed ttyUSB0). PTT /dev/ttyUSB0 RTS Using Pat Menu - Start Modem - the modem starts without

After plugging in your Digirig, run: ls -l /dev/serial/by-id At the end of the line you will see something like ../../ttyUSB0 Armed with that info, change the PTT line in Direwolf to be: PTT

Was the error message “can’t open file” something was using the port? Sounded like it was in use k

(I have VARA HF working with PAT - and WSJT-X working). The radio changes frequency when I am trying AX-25 - but no joy with having the radio transmit (transmit light never comes on). my device name

The ruby is a gem. Do you enjoy python more? Not to subtract but this might expand the existing https://github.com/SpudGunMan/gpsd2ham k

Thank you! I think I can connect (and at least we new cgps could regardless but nc too) nc -zv 192.168.60.251 2947 Connection to 192.168.60.251 2947 port [tcp/gpsd] succeeded! (And nc succeeded with

Can telnet or nc to the port and json interact And a random tip page https://www.tecmint.com/find-out-which-process-listening-on-a-particular-port/ k

I don’t think I know how to check that.

Do you get handshake for query at tcp 2947 ? This is what gpsd should be listing loopback/127.0.0.1 k

Get it as far away from the Pi as possible due to RF noise..use the black rather than blue colored USB connections on the back of the Pi. The Blue 3.0 ports make a lot more noise than the 2.0 ones.

Hi Jim. That GPS is relatively weak. I have put it two feet away from a window and not gotten a lock. I would try it outdoors. You need a good lock on several satellites to get a position fix. Do you

Network GPS confirmed GPS running and locked with server side cgps Client side - BaP - 3.3.2 everything seems to be running well, including cocky Conky Grid show “NO GPS” ruby ~/bin/conky/get-grid

@glenn Thanks for the response. I had already tried this and still no Grid for my location in Conky. it sees satellites in XGPS but never gets a "fix" on them. Not sure if a "fix" is needed to get a

Thanks, it's a start. I saw this page a while ago but I was also hoping that someone had updated it. Will KA3UQQ

Isn't GPS satellite lock done by the hardware, not the software loaded onto the RPi? Have you tried relocating the hardware to someplace with a clear view of the sky? Ken, N2VIP

I know a few versions back, raspian broke the by-id listing. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zlsds1LUe1M&pp=ygUMa200YWNrIGNvbmt5 should give you the work around to get conky pointed in the right