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I finally got my 4100 installed in my radio room. I updated the 4100 firmware to the 12/13/2019 version. I'm running on a raspberry pi 3 using fully upgraded buster (10.2) and it seems very solid in

Based on recent postings from several users. Colby W1BSB and I have been working hard to improve the reliability of Terminal and Access Point Mode. I'm not quite sure what happened, but I suspect

I wonder now if its a firmware bug?? Has anyone bothered to look and see if there are any firmware updates? Ryan, does the 9700 support AP/Terminal mode? And you have no issues with that

For what its worth, I have had a lot of trouble having QnetGateway work consistently in AP/Terminal mode with the ID-4100.? The exact same configuration of QnetGateway with the IC-9700 is

I hate to bring up brand-X. But the latest beta of Pi-Star has no trouble with this exact setup. However I would prefer to use QnetGateway if I can.

Yeah, I thought this might be a power-saving sleep setting of some kind. I am using the factory ICOM cable with no extensions. Both the radio and cable(s) are brand new. This actually seems to happen

So here is whats going on. QnetITAP is the program that controls the itap modem. It expects to receive data from the radio every so often thats automatically generated, you don't have to do anything

In the process of my efforts yesterday, I also switched to a different Pi. I think the one I'm on now is a 3B+. I just took a look and the same problem is occurring this morning. From the log, it

Curious, what model Pi do you have? Colby Sent: Thursday, December 5, 2019 22:40 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [QnetGateway] QnetGateway with DV gateway access point mode

Thanks for the suggestion. I decided to go brute force and I re-imaged my SD card with Raspbian Buster. Then I set everything up from scratch. It's running now. If I encounter more problems I will do

Check the output of dmesg for errors relating to low voltage and let me know what you find. Colby Sent: Thursday, December 5, 2019 18:28 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [QnetGateway]

After all those errors... a few minutes later it just started working again. I didn't touch it.

I figured I'd go ahead and give this another go. I updated the version of stretch that I had. Uninstalled qnetgateway and rebuilt it from source. No joy. I've attached a screen shot.

Yes, I did read about the problem with switching modes. But I had not done any of that. And the connection simply failed... on multiple occasions. I typically monitor the gateway log as it's going by.

If you switch the radio out of terminal/access point mode, QnetGatway will drop its connection to it and it will have to be restarted. When you say it was just sitting there running, was the radio in

Unfortunately, QnetGateway was not able to consistently maintain a connection to the radio. Even when just sitting there running... the connection between the radio and the Pi would flake out from

No problem, glad its working! 73 Colby W1BSB Sent: Wednesday, December 4, 2019 11:39 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [QnetGateway] QnetGateway with DV gateway access point mode

Wow. Just tried the access point mode and it worked great. Thanks for the tips Colby. I appreciate it.

Elden When you set the 4100 to access point mode, a frequency screen should appear. Set the frequency to whatever your desired frequency is. The QnetGateway configuration is important here

Greetings. I just bought an ICOM ID-4100A specifically for it's terminal mode. I'm running QnetGateway and it works pretty well. I am having the same issues as have been reported... where the Pi loses