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I am running on a Pi4.?? People are saying it should just magically "work" on a pi4? but I am having no such luck.? I just cannot get the pi 4 to talk to the SCU 17 no matter what settings I

Which Pi are you using?? If it's the Pi5 the software may not be compiled for it. Pi5 changed the address of the GPIO due to using a separate chip. The GPIO libraries that run on the older Pi's won't

Anyone??? It looks like there are plenty people are saying that they can successfully make the SCU-17 with Raspberry Pi, but I'm really struggling to make it work.? I am having no such luck.? Could

Awesome reply! ?Tnx to all who commented.. I think I have enough to carry on BUT know where to come for help! 73. Norm VE3CZI

Hi Norm, To answer your curiosity about how the system works, both the operating system and the Pi-Star software are on the card; the image that you download as a special copy of the operating system

Sorry….. no you don’t need to change data on the Nextion screen! All the images are pre-loaded and will automatically change on the detected transmission or mode or modes you have selected.

There are pre-compiled images for the raspberry Pi here. https://www.pistar.uk/downloads/ Read the comprehensive instructions and use Etcher to burn the downloaded image file. Insert into Pi, use

Am curious as to HOW does RPI work? Do you have to load the RPI operating system onto RPI first Then Program the SD Card with Pi-Star ? I would "think" that the RPi has it's software on board.? When

That's very interesting, Rob.? Thanks for sharing the site. Jonathan WD6BNY

You can play around with this site.. https://morsecode.world/international/decoder/audio-decoder-adaptive.html

"USE A BEEFY USB CHARGING CABLE designed to charge smart phones and laptop fast charging:? ? $5 USB A to C?https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CX129938? ? $6 USB-C to

I did give Fldigi a quick try as I've used it with success before on Windows, but my initial attempts on the RPI failed to decode my keying although it was working okay with CW in all other

- Note that on the graphics shown, it's only 3A per USB-C cable so for a fully loaded Rpi5, that will be 2A too little - This looks better I don't think the Rpi5 supports USB PD (power

One possible way would be to write a python script that reads a GPIO pin (or two, one for dots and one for dashes if you want an iambic paddle), plays a tone using the simpleaudio library. Then use

Perhaps rig up something with FLDIGI and a code practice oscillator? Greg KO6TH Larry Taylor via groups.io wrote:

Hi I may misunderstand what you want but I think Fldigi would work. I decodes CW and other digital modes just fine. Like I said I may not know just what you are looking for Fldigi and other software

I know of none.

I'm in the process of getting reacquainted with the RPI and was wondering if there is an app (like PCW Fistcheck for Windows) that would work as a decoder for CW practice?? Xdemorse looks promising

Robert, Yes and that setup is rather very easy because you can just link your Network to it and not worry about going outside of your home network and come back in through your I.P. provider. -- Allen

Over wifi - easily. As long as SSH is enabled and you have login credentials for the unit, it's the same as just about any other Linux server. > The Doctor [412/724/301/703/415/510] WWW: