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It is not accurate that MFJ bought the code. The code belongs to John Wiseman, who, as far as I know, has been willing to provide it to folks who asked. MFJ also makes the TNC-X, but when I wrote

Yeah, you have a pretty good idea that a copyright is being violated.? MFJ has bought the code. MarkKD0QYN

The valley enterprises cables are solid products. I have them for icom, Kenwood, and yaesu radios. Not used ( yet) with an RPi, but never a hiccup with them and satpc32, fldigi, dxcommander, wsjt. 73

If you ever want to control your Icom radio via the ci-v port using a Raspberry Pi running your own linux scripts, I have figured out how to turn on the Pi serial port (header pins 8 and 10) and send

Not sure about copyright issues, but if someone has blown their TncPI,i have the hexfile. I keep it incase mine throws a hissy fit!

I look forward to learning what you learn on making the link from the Pi to the 718.

I have a Icom 718 and a ci-v cable.. I am setting up raspi4 following KM4ACK's wonderful work.. The CI-V cable works but doesn't control PTT.. I am using Gordon Gibby's digital interface kit to

[email protected]> wrote: https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B0041LNISK

I have the 857D.?? There is no official USB cable for it...but there are some available on ebay/amazon (I don't remember where I bought mine.) in any case...the cable did talk the radio but I could

Carlos, I developed the PiGate system.? No one else here is going to help you any more than me, not because I'm so smart, but because I know the software better than anyone else and have spent years

Mike, I know the FT-450 does and I have a plain serial to serial cable on it now to my big PC. So you are saying that as along as I order a CAT-62 equivalent, I should be able to plugit into a USB

Carlos, check out the NinoTNC. http://tarpn.net/d — Tadd KA2DEW

"I need some guidance on identifying available cables to allow FLRIG to control the RIG via CAT as built in the script / setup." A specific question...just because ebay has a CAT cable, doesn't mean

That was *not* a *mean* answer. It was a link that will help you get to a search. The search lists a number of places to get the cables at different price points. You don't need a USB to serial

If you are going to give a mean answer...why answer at all. I am pretty sure all of those radios have available serial cables to CAT. From there you use a USB to serial adapter...I use a generic one

https://lmgtfy.com/?q=cat+cable+usb+yaesu+icom I use these USB cables on Raspberry Pi to do CAT control on Yaesu and on Icom [email protected]> wrote:

In working on using the Build A Pi script from Jason, KM4ACK, I have come across the need for assistance. I need some guidance on identifying available cables to allow FLRIG to control the RIG via CAT

Oh!No! Regardless of how great these sw TNCs are, the effort to make these work on a Pi is not trivial. I have another Pi that I am configuring for that. I had to add audio this, control radio for

If you are looking for a software TNC there is now also a Linux port of UZ7HO's Soundmodem https://www.cantab.net/users/john.wiseman/Documents/QtSoundModem.html 73, John G8BPQ