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The Windows (pre-beta) version was released two days ago and can be found here>??http://www.pa7lim.nl/peanut/ Peanut currently works with a small number of D-STAR reflectors, so IMHO, Peanut is more

Windows version of peanut has been out for a few days now.

Yes if I get the radio I will use it from home. So any more advice for using the radio from home to get on reflectors and things will be appreciated. I am using the peanut app with my cellphone at

You need Linux to run QnetGateway. If you have to use your Windows systems, then you have to either install a virtual machine to get Linux, or set up you computer to dual boot Linux and Windows. A

I am slightly thinking of getting an ICOM 4100A good prices on them at this time. SO, if I get one for home use what all do I exactly need to make it connect to QnetGateway I have a windows 10

QnetGateway now directly supports MMDVM-compatible modems and hot-spots, like the ZUMspot and the DVMega. For a while now, QnetGateway has supported MMDVMHost and this meant that you already had

that was quick, thanks a lot Tom! actually we have 3 callsign configured to qn.conf as admin to do the link unlink but my callsign is having error said denied , but im not having issues when using

qnremote c dv1zej u Edit: qnremote will automatically translate lowercase to uppercase and replace '_' with a space to link to a repeater with a short callsign: qnremote <module> <callsign>

Good day!i de DV1ZEJ - Andrew from Manila Philippines, im new to Dstar mode and this gateway application. Can you please share your usual command , like link, unlink reflectors , status checking, etc.

I'm happy to announce that Icom's Access Point Mode is now working properly on QnetGateway. As a result of the recent changes to the code, Terminal Mode should work better now too. Terminal and Access

Hmm,? Very interesting approach. Will / W4WWM

Fine business, Tom! ?Installed and working as advertised - thank you! I'm using the following exec_?.sh scripts which might help others: exec_N.sh (connect) ------------------------ #!/bin/sh if !

I have just pushed up a new version of QnetGateway that has a new feature if you are likely to be routing to your favorite group (or user) right after boot-up. Using this feature should prevent you

Thanks, but the exec_?.sh stuff is the original idea of Scott KI4LKF. Two thinks to remember: * You may have to subscribe twice if your local cache doesn't have the IP address of your target route.

If you really want to do this, the functionality should already exist, using qnremote and the exec_X.sh scripts. From OPERATING: For executing scripts: YRCALL=_ _ _ _ _ _ nX where n can be from

Yes, David, I totally understand how to join an individual SmartGroup but, when using QnetGateway ?with a hotspot, it would be much easier to send a "------xX" type UR field (similar to the

You can say that again, Will. The Smart Groups are still relatively new. But as more people begin exploring their capabilities, more ideas will come to light in terms of how to utilize the technology

or setup for high power simplex systems that have more abilities than a standard simplex transmission system. Will / W4WWM Sent from my T-Mobile 4G LTE Device

Hey Guys, Here's a note for does who may master the use of the Smart Groups; not only one can subscribe to more than one Smart Group, one can also set the smart groups up as a duplex communicaio

Remember the code base is used for repeaters as well as hotspots. Features that seem useful for hotspots may not be good for repeaters. davidmu@...> wrote: --