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I've been watching the random transmissions that happen with QnetGateway and my DVAP today and I believe I have finally found a pattern. What appears to be happening is when the DVAP does it's random

Every once in a great while QnetGateway seems to forget that it has a DVAP attached. While it doesn't happen often, every once in a while I will walk into the room and see the DVAP slowly flashing

Glad to see it working Jeff. While we are on a Raspberry Pi track - how can I get a RPI 3B+ to run headless? I enjoy QnetGateway in Terminal Mode, but it has been awhile and I cannot remember how to

I just inherited a Raspberry Pi 1 Model B revision 1.2 and decided to install QnetGateway. While the board itself is a bit slow (just doing the updates to Raspbian Buster took about a half hour) the

I have created a new digital voice application called qdv , for "Quadnet Digital Voice". If you are familiar with BlueDV, qdv is like that, but unlike BlueDV, qdv also does routing , and it's

Thanks Colby!

Depends, if you are only using IPv4, then the following ports should be forwarded: UDP Port 40000 If you want people to be able to link to your hotspot directly over DPlus protocol, UDP port 20001.

As an end-user who is using QnetGateway on a Raspberry Pi behind a NAT router. Which ports do I need to forward to my Pi? I’m using only D-Star and therefore am not using MMDVMHost.

To operate a 4100 in terminal mode, you have the have the digital cable ( https://www.hamradio.com/detail.cfm?pid=H0-013788 ). I don't know of any way around that. ICOM includes this with an

Jeff All thats required if you wish to connect to QuadNet's network with terminal mode is the OPC-2350LU cable, which you likely have. You might not, so you'll want to check. My ID-51A PLUS 2 came

The first question is, "Is there a D-STAR repeater in range?" -- That is actually the best way, if it has a gateway that can be linked to the Quadnet. People are over quick to jump to "hotspots" and

I have the Icom ID4100a and was told I could get a raspberry pi? and use the terminal mode in the radio to get connected to quad net? and dstar. My question is what I need to do this. I have a pi 3B

Thanks,? Colby and Tom. Great info!Sent via the Samsung Galaxy S7, an AT&T 4G LTE smartphone

The status file (default location is /usr/local/etc/rptr_status) shows the current linking state of each module, both inbound links and outbound links in a simple, easy-to-understand text format. It

One other thing worth mentioning - its possible if there is an active QSO going when cron tries start qnlink, that it may not go through. You could have it try to link a couple of times to make sure

Dan 1. Just enter reflector and module in qnconfig you wish to link to at startup. Example: XRF123 A 2. There is no timeout. However, it will drop the connection if the reflector stops responding

We would like to be able to set our QnetICOMgateway up to auto link to a reflector when the app starts.? ./qnconfig says the string for that has to be 8 characters.? Is the 8th character the

CNJHAM is out there on IPv6 if you want to give it a try. 73, Dan K2DLS From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Tom Early Sent: Saturday, June 1, 2019

A couple things of note here, as well. Please notice that IPv6 uses UDP port 9011 for routing. This is for all routing – Zone, Group, and Callsign. Another thing – IPv6 was defined with

There is an important new feature in the latest dual-stack release of QnetGateway that should be very beneficial to hams that want to connect via a one-to-one Callsign Route. Before I explain what