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Team, just purchased a TS480SAT and need to know how to connect to a RPi......the cable needed etc....RPi is ready and loaded with HAM software's. 73 Kd4jwf Jose

I gave up on this approach and found openmediavault? an awesome GUI combo solution -- 73, Bo W4GHV since '54

QSYing. Thanks.

Chuck, [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>. is the generic G8BPQ forum. There are many fora for specific uses cases as well. Tadd

I am not a BPQ guy but run other packet nodes using URONode. Look for configuration files that mention AXIP links. Usually you enter the "map" there. Brian N2KGC

They are much faster if they are USB3 drives in a USB3 port. 73, John G8BPQ

Thumb drive will work as well, but they aren't much faster than the uSD card ?Get BlueMail for Android ?

https://jamesachambers.com/raspberry-pi-4-usb-boot-config-guide-for-ssd-flash-drives/

All the methods require an SD card for the setup.? Have to load the newest firmware etc first.? Running a Samsung EVO 860 500gb SSD on one of mine.? Hdparm clocks it at about 340MB/sec transfer

Is there a forum for configuring this application? I have a RPi running with pilinbpq and another ham wants to link via 'MAP <his callsign-ssid> <his FGDM> UDP 10093 B' ?I am monitoring my bpq

It looks like RPi Foundation is working on a duel boot system that will allow direct boot from USB...? (now BETA). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IorifrSDmQ4 Raspberry Pi 4. USB SSD Boot Official

Hi, anyone looking to sell their RasberryPi? Send me your offers. Thanks

That’s what I though. Let me see if I understand. Ground normally manes zero volts. In this case, PTT is shared with the TX Audio. I was able to simulate it since it is a simple circuit and the

PTT should go to ground when active

I verified operation on the FT-2DR to the Pi. Packets received, tones transmitted. Before that, I checked continuity, and impedance (yup, even capacitance). All checked from the pin on DB9 to the 4

Hello N3RDR, Ok.. good to hear the TNC is thinking it's asserting the PTT signal. The FT2D uses a TRRS connector while a UV5R uses the Kenwood-style dual-prong connector. To me, it sounds like you

I am using a TNC. I made a DB9 to RJ45 adapter in order to reuse the signalink cable to my FT-2DR. Yes, I see the red LED light up. I can also connect my UV-5R and it works fine. Sent from my

Hello Carlos, Your email is a bit confusing since you're mentioning "Signalink" though it seems you're really using a TNC-Pi which uses a completely different cable type. Anyway, when you think the

At the command line install cheapvnc, check the name as I might not recall it correctly then reboot and log into the Pi locally or remote SSH At the command line start vncserver :1 or vncserver,1

I'm having problems getting my PTT to work. ?I followed both the Signalink diagram from my radio (since I have one of those cables), and the FT-2DR with the mic/speaker adapter from Yaesu. ?I see