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Jeremy, I prefer to change the port for Pat Winlink. This can be done in the pat config file. Once you change the port in the pat config file, be certain to update your Pat Menu config to match what

It's been a long time since I played with BPQ. What have you set up in BPQ.CFG file pointing to your winlink info. There is an area where you would use a hardware tnc. I used it before sound cards

Followed Jason's video noted on the topic. *Issue 1* - During setup, and entry of web control Bpq automatically dropped in a Telnet port. When I run screen -r bpq it's giving me a Telnet error

So you think I should spring for the digirig mobile?

Brian, All I can say is... (in the voice of Napoleon Dynamite..) LUCKY!!! Glad its working for you though. This is what Denis of Digirig sent me about the Digirig lite issue: ======= Yes, there

I guess mine is magic because it works with my Pi 4 just fine. lol Use it for VARA, ARDOP, JS8, FT8, packet...everything. [email protected]> wrote:

The digirig lite doesn't work with a Raspberry Pi. There is a power issue with them.Originalky i bought the digirig lite for a portable packet station. After a couple of emails with the owner, I

Thank you for your reply. We have almost zero APRS footprint in my area but I live in a large state forest that I like to explore in my Jeep. I am wanting something at the house to track my movements.

There are a couple of options. If you just want a digipeater, you can use direwolf as a standalone app which will handle the digipeating. It can also be configured as an igate. If you want a desktop

Good evening, I am wanting to build a digipeater using an FT2980R.? I have 73Linux installed on a designated PC, I have the radio and antenna all set up.? I have a digirig lite with appropriate

Before I read these replies, I just started commenting and uncommenting out lines in my DireWolf config, starting with line 201. When I uncommented line 203, it worked! Thank you, Brian, Mike, and

Another tip, you need to verify that the digirig got connected to /dev/ttyUSB0. You can figure that out by running: ls -l /dev/serial/by-id If it is something other than /dev/ttyUSB0, you will need

In your direwolf.conf file look for something like this: PTT /dev/ttyUSB0 It might have a # in front of it. That makes it a Comment. If it's there, remove the # The whole command should look like

You're looking at the page that's telling you what to do. You can uncomment either 201 or 203 and make sure the port for RTS PTT and set its the right port for wherever your card is plugged

Thanks. My FTM-500 radio doesn't do CAT, so I don't believe I'm using Flrig. I don't see which line I comment out to get PTT to be by RTS signal of COM port?

Yes, it's in the direwolf config file. Remove the # and enable it. [email protected]> wrote:

Yaesu FTM-500D. I spoke to Digirig and I just posted a message to this forum with specifics on my issue ( /g/KM4ACK-Pi/topic/in_73_linux_how_do_i/111688387 ) I'm lost.

I have a DigiRig Mobile in "Logic Levels Configuration." It is not sending to my Yaesu FTM-500D. Digi Tech Support says: "Yes, PTT will not work unless you specifically configure it to be by RTS

As I understand it, the digirig has specific internal jumper settings and uses a specific cable of the 897. It may not be your computer that is the culprit. Greg KE5DXA

John; Just follow the instructions in the video to get into? asl-menu and change the password there. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aeuj-yI8qrU Hope this helps. 73 Steve, KM5HT