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Re: New file uploaded to Raspberry_Pi_4-Ham_RADIO

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Thank you very much for your work.? I have been hoping someone would figure this out.
Re: New file uploaded to Raspberry_Pi_4-Ham_RADIO

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Following is an example of script that makes the Raspy able to say, via radio, its core temperature and load.
It uses nbfm.out as FM transmitter and festival as speech synthesizer.


#!/bin/bash

if [ -e CPUTemp.txt ];
then
??? rm -f CPUTemp.txt
fi

clear

inp1=$1
inp2=$2

if [ -z $1 ]; then
??? echo ""
??? echo "NBFM Transmission of the CPU temp and load, v20140725 by IK1PLD"
??? echo ""
??? echo "Use: ./TX-CPUTemp.sh [Freq [Interval]]"
??? echo "Freq: carrier frequency in MHz (example 145.3125)"
??? echo "Interval: time interval, in sec, between transmissions (default 60)"
??? echo ""?? ?
??? exit
fi

if [ -z $1 ]; then
??? inp1=145.5
fi

if [ -z $2 ]; then
??????? inp2=60
fi

echo ""
echo "CPU temperature and load is transmitted on $inp1 MHz every $inp2 seconds"
echo ""
startN=1

while [ $startN -le 1000 ];
do
??????? temp_gpu=$(/opt/vc/bin/vcgencmd measure_temp | tr -d [a-z,A-Z,"=","'","."][])
??? ?? ?cpuUsageM=$(top -bn 1 | awk '{print $9}' | tail -n +8 | awk '{s+=$1} END {print s}')
??? ?? ??? ?cpuTempString=$(cat /sys/class/thermal/thermal_zone0/temp)
??? ?? ??? ?cpuTempInt=$(($cpuTempString/1000))
??? ?? ??? ?cpuTempDec=$(($cpuTempString/100))
??? ?? ??? ?cpuTempDec=$(($cpuTempDec % $cpuTempInt))
??? ?? ??? ?cpuTemp=$cpuTempInt$cpuTempDec
??? ?? ?let cpuTemp=(${cpuTemp}+${temp_gpu})/2
??? ?? ?TempCoreInt=${cpuTemp:0:2}
??????? TempCoreDec=${cpuTemp:2}
??? ?? ?
??? echo "Core Temperature is ${TempCoreInt}.${TempCoreDec} degrees, load is ${cpuUsageM} %" >> CPUTemp.txt
??? cat CPUTemp.txt
??? text2wave CPUTemp.txt -F 11025 -o CPUTemp.wav
??? #aplay CPUTemp.wav
??? #following line to transmit, digit ./nbfm.out for help
??? ./nbfm.out CPUTemp.wav $inp1 11025
??? rm -f CPUTemp.txt
??? let startN=$startN+1
??? sleep $inp2
done

echo ""
echo "End of transmissions."
exit
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Re: New file uploaded to Raspberry_Pi_4-Ham_RADIO

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As for an example, if you wish to transmit the audio file "cq.wav" (sampled at 11025Hz) on 145.500MHz with a standard 5kHz deviation and no frequency correction, no subtone, you can simply type:
./nbfm.out cq.wav 145.5

Another example, using a subaudio tone:
./nbfm.out cq.wav 145.5 11025 -15 5 400 0.01 110.9
It means to transmit on 145.500Mhz the audio file "cq.wav" sampled at 11025Hz, applying a carrier frequency correction of -15ppM, FM deviation of 5kHz, 400us pre-emphasys, adding a 110.9Hz tone with 1% of full scale level.

73s de ik1pld
New file uploaded to Raspberry_Pi_4-Ham_RADIO

[email protected]
 

Hello,


This email message is a notification to let you know that
a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the Raspberry_Pi_4-Ham_RADIO
group.


File : /nbfm.out
Uploaded by : fotograf_ale <fotografale@...>
Description : This is a Narrow Band FM transmitter derived from pifm. It is able to transmit FM from VLF to UHF with a settable deviation and pre-emphasys, frequency correction and subtones. It runs under debian distr.
In a SSH session type ./nbfm.out for help.
It could be useful for beacons, fox hunting but also as a laboratory instrument to check and calibrate receivers and IFs since it can operate at, for example, 455kHz, 10.7MHz, 21.4MHz and so on.
Over 150MHz it needs to be run in 3rd harmonic; doing so it is possible to use it, for example, on 220 and 430 MHz, paying attention to reduce the deviation properly.


IMPORTANT NOTE<
This program uses the classic GPIO4 (pin7) as RF output port. The GPIO generates a lot of spurs and harmonics all around the spectrum. A filter is absolutely needed if you intend to radiate the signal on air without the risk of causing serious frequency pollution and disturb important radio communications.


enjoy the nbfm transmitter and best 73s
ik1pld




You can access this file at the URL:



To learn more about file sharing for your group, please visit:



Regards,


fotograf_ale <fotografale@...>
Re: Update of F6BVP SD card image Raspbian AX.25 distro

Ian
 

Hello David,

Once you have downloaded the file and installed it you will find that it is in English.

When on this page

choose your connection type , the drop down selection after [ talle ]

then click on the red box [ valider et telecharger le fischier ]

Install the downloaded file an off you go...

Regards,
Ian..
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On Wed, 30/7/14, 'VK4UN' vk4un@... [Raspberry_Pi_4-Ham_RADIO] <Raspberry_Pi_4-Ham_RADIO@...> wrote:

Subject: RE: [Raspberry_Pi_4-Ham_RADIO] Update of F6BVP SD card image Raspbian AX.25 distro
To: Raspberry_Pi_4-Ham_RADIO@...
Date: Wednesday, 30 July, 2014, 22:55


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Just tried to
download the file BUT it is not in English ?73¡¯²õ ?David?
VK4UN ?
?From:
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[mailto:Raspberry_Pi_4-Ham_RADIO@...]
Sent: Thursday, 31 July 2014 3:05 AM
To:
Raspberry_Pi_4-Ham_RADIO@...
Subject: [Raspberry_Pi_4-Ham_RADIO]
Update of F6BVP SD card image Raspbian AX.25
distro ?? Hello,

An update of AX.25 configured Raspbian distro
SD card image is available for download.
Image size is 3.9 Gb. After expanding to an 8Gb
SD card, system occupies 34% and 66% of the card is free.

It is based on January 2014 Raspbian distro
with June 3.12.22 kernel.
Documentation page
is here :?


Main innovation is that
graphic is handled by RPi hardware giving a better display
performance
as demonstrated for example with
Xastir APRS application.

73
de Bernard, f6bvp










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Re: Update of F6BVP SD card image Raspbian AX.25 distro

VK4UN
 

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Just tried to download the file BUT it is not in English

?

73¡¯²õ

?

David? VK4UN

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From: Raspberry_Pi_4-Ham_RADIO@... [mailto:Raspberry_Pi_4-Ham_RADIO@...]
Sent: Thursday, 31 July 2014 3:05 AM
To: Raspberry_Pi_4-Ham_RADIO@...
Subject: [Raspberry_Pi_4-Ham_RADIO] Update of F6BVP SD card image Raspbian AX.25 distro

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?

Hello,

An update of AX.25 configured Raspbian distro SD card image is available for download.
Image size is 3.9 Gb. After expanding to an 8Gb SD card, system occupies 34% and 66% of the card is free.
It is based on January 2014 Raspbian distro with June 3.12.22 kernel.
Documentation page is here :

?



Main innovation is that graphic is handled by RPi hardware giving a better display performance
as demonstrated for example with Xastir APRS application.

73 de Bernard, f6bvp
Re: Update of F6BVP SD card image Raspbian AX.25 distro

 

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Sorry for the typo in my previous posting :
SD image compressed file size is only 1.3 GB.
This is already quite large !


73 de Bernard, f6bvp
Update of F6BVP SD card image Raspbian AX.25 distro

 

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Hello,

An update of AX.25 configured Raspbian distro SD card image is available for download.
Image size is 3.9 Gb. After expanding to an 8Gb SD card, system occupies 34% and 66% of the card is free.
It is based on January 2014 Raspbian distro with June 3.12.22 kernel.
Documentation page is here :
?



Main innovation is that graphic is handled by RPi hardware giving a better display performance
as demonstrated for example with Xastir APRS application.

73 de Bernard, f6bvp
Raspberry Pi and FCDpro+

[email protected]
 

Hi,

I just purchased a Pi B+ with the intention to construct a server for my FunCubeDongle pro+. As I have seen many applications using cheap RTL dongles I wanted to use a FCD as of its higher quality of reception but had comments by several ham's that they were unsuccesfull at making the FCD work with a Pi.

It is my intention to just pipe the I/Q data via ethernet to my home network and control it via a dedicated sdr software as I suspect that the computing power of the Pi is to slow for controlling the FCD directly.

I'm completely green to all things related to the Pi so I can need al the help. Hopefully my Pi will be delivered next monday.

All info is welcome.

Best regards,
Ron
ON2RON
Re: BeagleboneBlack pitnc_getparams returns Com Open Failed

[email protected]
 

pitnc_getparams -v = 0.0.0.1
pitnc_setparams -v = 0.0.0.2

creating the symbolic link does work around the issue..

if there is another version of these around I'd like to get my mitts on 'em..?
but this will work...

thank you sir..
Re: BeagleboneBlack pitnc_getparams returns Com Open Failed

 

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You could have an old version of pitnc_getparams that doesn't support the Beagleboneblack. Unfortunately I'm away from home at the moment so can't tell you what version you need.

But you could symlink /dev/ttyAMA0 to /dev/ttyO1 (or is it the other way round!) and use the old PI only version.

73, John

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From: Raspberry_Pi_4-Ham_RADIO@... [mailto:Raspberry_Pi_4-Ham_RADIO@...]
Sent: 25 July 2014 17:27
To: Raspberry_Pi_4-Ham_RADIO@...
Subject: [Raspberry_Pi_4-Ham_RADIO] BeagleboneBlack pitnc_getparams returns Com Open Failed

?

?

I have the same issue on two devices..?

the first device is running Ubuntu 12.04..?

the second is running Debian Wheezy

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when calling ./pitnc_getparams x x (regardless of supplied params)

the error is returned Com Open Failed: No Such File or Directory

?

both instances are configured to use /dev/ttyO1

both instances successfully run linbpq without issue..



looking for thoughts or pointers as to where i may have gone wrong
BeagleboneBlack pitnc_getparams returns Com Open Failed

[email protected]
 

I have the same issue on two devices..?
the first device is running Ubuntu 12.04..?
the second is running Debian Wheezy

when calling ./pitnc_getparams x x (regardless of supplied params)
the error is returned Com Open Failed: No Such File or Directory

both instances are configured to use /dev/ttyO1
both instances successfully run linbpq without issue..

looking for thoughts or pointers as to where i may have gone wrong
New Raspberry Pi (B+) with TNC-Pi

 

My new Raspberry Pi B+ came in the other day and I got it going with a TNC-Pi. ?The instructions in the TNC-Pi manual worked great with the new board. ?The TNC-Pi standoff does not work with this board, but it really doesn't really matter because the increased number of USB ports provides a good platform for support. ?The standoffs do continue to support stacked TNC-Pi's on a single Pi.

?Here's a photo of the new Pi with the TNC-Pi: ?

John W2FS
Re: Does Raspberry PI work with Blue DVDOngle?

 

Not in Raspbian it will not, regarding having a dstar qso, nor ambe file convert functions.
Re: Does Raspberry PI work with Blue DVDOngle?

 

Yes, it will work. ?

You should also look at ?it is a daughter card which does AMBE (D-STAR plus other AMBE systems).

?

It's a matter of the right software. ?Check forums ircddbgateway and pcrepeatercontroller ?-- dummyrepeater works with it.
Using the PI for Fox Hunts

 

Hello, All;

I have seen a lot of? comment in varies place about using the raspberry pi as a hidden transmitter for fox hunts using the pifm script.

My question is has anyone actually tried it yet? If so how well did it work out and do you any suggestion for anyone else wanting to try it.

Jason Hopkins
KF4PMY
Does Raspberry PI work with Blue DVDOngle?

[email protected]
 

?I have looked at the archives and most are talking about the RED DVAP and not the BLUE DV-Dongle. So I was unable to figure out if anyone got the Blue one to actually would work. ?If so?which images were needed to get the Blue DV-Dongle to work and what else was required?for a portable use in Hotel/Motels or other some such places?


Thanks,

Ben ARS w4qed
Re: TNC PI 300 baud ?

 

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Kerry,

I'm afraid not. The modem chip used only operates with the VHF tones. I have looked into doing a 300 baud version, but my feeling is there wouldn't be enough interest to make it a viable product. But I'd be happy to hear how many people would be interested.

73, John

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From: Raspberry_Pi_4-Ham_RADIO@... [mailto:Raspberry_Pi_4-Ham_RADIO@...]
Sent: 20 July 2014 20:47
To: Raspberry_Pi_4-Ham_RADIO@...
Subject: [Raspberry_Pi_4-Ham_RADIO] TNC PI 300 baud ?

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Greetings all
I have a question for the list as I am about to set up HF forwarding on
packet and will require 300 bauds.
Is the TNC PI capable of 300 bauds with some mods?
I already have one TNC PI running 1200 baud on vhf and have a spare unit.

--

Kind Regards
Kerry McKenzie
Re: TNC PI 300 baud ?

Acton Rand
 

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I think dire wolf can ?be configured ?to 300 ?baud. It runs on the pi

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From: Raspberry_Pi_4-Ham_RADIO@... [mailto:Raspberry_Pi_4-Ham_RADIO@...]
Sent: Sunday, July 20, 2014 12:47 PM
To: Raspberry_Pi_4-Ham_RADIO@...
Subject: [Raspberry_Pi_4-Ham_RADIO] TNC PI 300 baud ?

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?

Greetings all
I have a question for the list as I am about to set up HF forwarding on
packet and will require 300 bauds.
Is the TNC PI capable of 300 bauds with some mods?
I already have one TNC PI running 1200 baud on vhf and have a spare unit.

--

Kind Regards
Kerry McKenzie
Re: Looking for Rapsberry or GPIO kit for Rapsberry?

 

Haven't soldered mine yet, and I've had it for two months. One of these days...

Matthew Pitts
N8OHU

On July 16, 2014 12:47:26 PM AST, "john@... [Raspberry_Pi_4-Ham_RADIO]" wrote:
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Adafruit has a display with touch and a driver -- give them a look.


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