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The tool dos2unix is handy for massaging a Windows generated text file into Unix (Linux) format, it strips the CR that can cause a script to fail. sudo apt-get install dos2un

What are the steps needed to recognize a Digipeater using the mheard command then interogate the Digpeater to see what stations it hears then send a message to a station the Digipeater hears but my

Larry, Thanks for all the info and the scripts. I should handle them easily with some practice. My Unix Command Line Skills have deteriorated over the last 15 years, with minimal usage. I may

My command was different as I'm using i2c to communicate with the TNC... so still use the /dev/serial0 0 [email protected]> wrote:

changes with pitnc_setparams: pi@HamPi8:~/pitnc $ pitnc_getparams 1 30 TNC Software Version 11 01 TXDelay - Zero means use ADC 50 02 Persistance 64 03 Slottime (in 10

I redid the sudo raspi-config > serial Etc. pi@raspberrypi:~/pitnc $ sudo ./pitnc_getparams /dev/serial0 0 Using Serial port /dev/serial0 retrying... TNC Software Version 8 01 TXDelay

<stnick@...> wrote: Hello John, Raspbian, a derivative of Debian, uses the 'apt' command, or the curses-based menu-driven 'aptitude' command-line package manager to add software packages to

John, I realize I'm coming into this late, but absolutely have never had a problem with FTDI USB cables - Prolific was always hit or miss.? For many years now have purchased FTDI cables from Mark

Unfortunately that instruction is also now out of date. The correct way is now to use raspi-config Interfacing Options/Serial to disable login on the serial port and enable the port. 73, John

Tim I finally see what you meant by Note Note added 12/4/2018: Some individuals have reported that there is a problem with the November, 2018 revision of Raspbian that results in the serial port

Hi, Dave: I am baffled. It worked. Just tried again and it worked. I did a 'diff' on your recent attachment and the original. They are identical. Thanks for this. FirstL I am using Linux, program

The Red light is not steady. It's Off Thank You *Don Poaps* *New Westminster, BC* *VA7DGP DATA* *VA7QU VOICE* *Winlink: va7qu@... <va7qu@...>* *Subject://wl2k

I'll add I didn't realize this issue was on HamPi. That makes remote digi extremely difficult if your GPS can't provide a clock. Very disappointing. Hope more users than Tim are trying to figure this

The Yeasu/Vertex FTL-1011 vhf-lo (6m) (and probably the 2011, 7011 radios for 2m, 70cm) seem to work with 2400 baud. They aren’t quite as noise immune on 2400 as on 1200 but the 6m version is

If my senioritis isn't acting up, remember making the changes in the config file re HDMI setup.? Will check again and also check the other item mentioned re TV setup.? Tried several different

The TNC-Pi9k6 has a voltage range that is software select able from 24mv to 3000mv (3 volts).? This range works with most radios, but I've personally only tried a small set. There is also a 2400

Al, I use a FT-7900 with my TNC-Pi9k6.? You need to use the 6 pin mini-DIN connector and not the DB-9.? That way, you don't need to change anything when switching between 1200 and 9600 baud except

Another issue which may be important is some radios require more audio voltage/level going into the data port. The NinoTNC has two selectable output ranges, high, for data radios, and low, for

Don, If your RED LED power light is flashing, your power supply is very weak.? It needs to be steady on all the time.? If adding an external USB device like a TNC-X causes it to start flashing,

Shouldn't need it. You can boost the HDMI signal out with a single command in the /boot/config.txt file [email protected]> wrote: