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Try sudo make uninstallicom and then sudo make installicom Sent: Thursday, September 6, 2018 00:19 To: [email protected] Subject: [QnetGateway] Gateway - Raspberry Pi 3 -need help Results after

Results after running sudo make installicom: pi@raspberrypi:~/QnetGateway $ sudo make installicom ######### QnetGateway ######### /bin/cp -f qngateway /usr/local/bin /bin/cp -f qnremote qnvoice

I'll checkout linking tomorrow when I am on my road trip. I don't think it has anything to do with DTMF. Yes, when you are in Terminal Mode and you switch out of Terminal Mode, the serial connection

I have been trying DTMF control with QnetGateway in Itap mode in a mobile environment today. ?It appears that I can not stay linked for more than a few minutes. ?REF001C, REF030C, XRF757A, DCS307D.

There are three QnetGateway "entry points" that connect your radio to Linux. * QnetRemote (qnremote) is a program that will send a short DV data stream to QnetGateway. As arguments, you specify what

I guess I need to RTFM myself. ?Thanks Tom for being so far ahead of where my mind wanders. ?QnetRemote is awesome. ?Now I will crawl back into the woodwork. ?:-)

Functionally, I thought I had a good idea. ?Now I think I am looking at the impossible. ?Bash scripts do not control the radio - they issue Unix commands.? Are the commands from the radio to

Maybe take a look at the EpressoBin an Arm SBC, might just work for you too. http://espressobin.net/ Will / W4WWM

Hi John, Thank you for your response. I maybe slow in understanding what you have provided. Using the RPi 3 USB, I may add a network device for the second NIC, for example TP link. Now I have two

You can also program in a different IP address range on the repeater controller. This is how I did it when we were testing QnetGateway’s ICOM stack. I moved the repeater to 10.0.0.4 and the gateway

You can use one NIC or add a second using a USB to Ethernet. Your configuration may need to change. Standard Icom G2/G3 install is the RP2C is at 172.16.0.1 and the gateway computer is at 172.16.0.20

Can I use the Raspberry Pi 3 for the gateway on Dstar ID-RP2C Controller. It seems that I needed two NICs cards, PI star has only one. N0MIS

Hi John, Thanks for the question. Checkout the "Updating QnetGateway" in the Wiki in this group. Depending on how much has changed since you did you last "git pull" upgrading can be much simpler, if

How do we update to the latest version? ?Update upgrade? Or start over? thanks

Okay, sorry about that, but when I did this rewrite, I introduced a bug that prevented receiving incoming DCS. I fixed this and pushed it up. If you are planning on using DCS, this update is a must.

Also be aware of DPRS reporting via http://www.aprs-is.net/DStarMonitor.aspx en lieu of built-in DPRS.

Colby or Tom may have stated to go to our website and look for the QnetGateway link provided by Tom-N7TAE to his github. All information is there.? The latest version of QnetGateway is there. Will /

Hi Will, Thank you for your time and the service you provided. Our group finally has their own XRf reflector and enjoying using them. Thank you so much. Which build do I need to? work? with my Icom

N0IMS, I'm sure Colby will answer all your technical questions, but I will answer from a historic nature. XRF and QnetGateway was origanlly design by this group. So, yes all reflector types will work

HI Colby, Thank you so much for your input. Will QnetGateway work with XRF reflector. Currently, I am running an xlx server on a fixed IP address I bought from AT&T. I have set the repeater's