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开云体育I have been using my RPi both headless and with a monitor. When sitting at
the monitor, I have tried Bluetooth for the mouse and
keyboard.? Am I doing
something wrong? Not a big deal but it would be nice to reduce USB ports required... 73, steve WB3LGC
I will be using
my RPi for FT8/FT4 80M/40M during FD - 1E DE |
开云体育Hi Stephen I use a Logic brand keyboard and mouse set I got at Office Depot for about 15.00 Dollars of so, which uses only one USB Bluetooth interface, so it opens one USB slot. I don't see any lag time as in pauses using the mouse and not pausing during typing but my typing has gotten slower for a while. Guess I need to get back to typing for more practice. Marty kd8bj
On 6/24/20 5:14 PM, stephen shearer
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Had similar problems when running Logitech wireless mouse and kb using fldigi and other apps.? Wireless is power hungry and may be the problem.? If you get a powered USB hub for the wireless dongle, that can make it work as well.? Usually can find USB 2.x powered hubs for a low price on ebay or Amazon.? Don't need USB 3 for wireless. Didn't have the problem when running LIbreOffice or other apps.? Think it becomes an issue when processor is busy decoding the radio signals.? Possibly someone more knowledgeable on RPi can expand this further. 73 Chuck KD9DVB
On Wednesday, June 24, 2020, 6:22:18 PM EDT, Marty Hartwell <mhartwe@...> wrote:
Hi Stephen I use a Logic brand keyboard and mouse set I got at Office Depot for about 15.00 Dollars of so, which uses only one USB Bluetooth interface, so it opens one USB slot. I don't see any lag time as in pauses using the mouse and not pausing during typing but my typing has gotten slower for a while. Guess I need to get back to typing for more practice. Marty kd8bj
On 6/24/20 5:14 PM, stephen shearer
wrote:
I have been using my RPi both headless and with a monitor. When sitting at
the monitor, I have tried Bluetooth for the mouse and
keyboard.? Am I doing
something wrong? Not a big deal but it would be nice to reduce USB ports required... 73, steve WB3LGC
I will be using
my RPi for FT8/FT4 80M/40M during FD - 1E DE |
I am not using a wireless dongle but the Bluetooth built into the RPi.
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using a wired mouse/keyboard is what takes up the USB ports. My main reason for wanting to use a Bluetooth mouse/keyboard is less wires on the desktop. 73, steve WB3LGC On 6/24/20 6:35 PM, Chuck M via groups.io wrote:
Had similar problems when running Logitech wireless mouse and kb using fldigi and other apps.? Wireless is power hungry and may be the problem.? If you get a powered USB hub for the wireless dongle, that can make it work as well.? Usually can find USB 2.x powered hubs for a low price on ebay or Amazon.? Don't need USB 3 for wireless. |
My apologies.? Misread your question.? Have not tried using bluetooth mouse and kb with the rpi, only types using a usb dongle.? Not sure if the same issues with power apply or not. Chuck KD9DVB
On Wednesday, June 24, 2020, 8:10:01 PM EDT, stephen shearer <sm.shearer.01@...> wrote:
I am not using a wireless dongle but the Bluetooth built into the RPi. using a wired mouse/keyboard is what takes up the USB ports. My main reason for wanting to use a Bluetooth mouse/keyboard is less wires on the desktop. 73, steve WB3LGC On 6/24/20 6:35 PM, Chuck M via groups.io wrote: > Had similar problems when running Logitech wireless mouse and kb using > fldigi and other apps.? Wireless is power hungry and may be the > problem.? If you get a powered USB hub for the wireless dongle, that can > make it work as well.? Usually can find USB 2.x powered hubs for a low > price on ebay or Amazon.? Don't need USB 3 for wireless. > > Didn't have the problem when running LIbreOffice or other apps.? Think > it becomes an issue when processor is busy decoding the radio signals.? > Possibly someone more knowledgeable on RPi can expand this further. > > 73 > Chuck > KD9DVB > > > On Wednesday, June 24, 2020, 6:22:18 PM EDT, Marty Hartwell > <mhartwe@...> wrote: > > > Hi Stephen > > I use a Logic brand keyboard and mouse set I got at Office Depot for > about 15.00 Dollars > > of so, which uses only one USB Bluetooth interface, so it opens one USB > slot. I don't see > > any lag time as in pauses using the mouse and not pausing during typing > but my typing > > has gotten slower for a while. Guess I need to get back to typing for > more practice. > > Marty kd8bj > > > On 6/24/20 5:14 PM, stephen shearer wrote: > > I have been using my RPi both headless and with a monitor. > > When sitting at the monitor, I have tried Bluetooth for the mouse and > keyboard. > I find that both mouse and keyboard get Hung for short periods of time.? > I see it when I run wsjt-x. > I have not checked if it happens with a blank screen. > If I use a wired mouse/keyboard I don't see them hang. > > Am I doing something wrong? > Are others seeing the same thing? > > Not a big deal but it would be nice to reduce USB ports required... > > 73, steve WB3LGC > > > I will be using my RPi for FT8/FT4 80M/40M during FD - 1E DE > > |
I use the Mobilink Bluetooth TNC 3. I find that it drops off when I leave it on over night in the car. I have to shut everything done remove pairing of TNC and start all over again.? Yet my Windows can run none stop unless I shut it down 73 Don va7dgp On Wed., Jun. 24, 2020, 5:40 p.m. Chuck M via <cam51mail=[email protected]> wrote:
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开云体育As a new operator, got my tech and general March 14. ? I am wondering about any potential interference from WIFI or Bluetooth signal in the Shack. ?Are they a concern? ?How big? ?Some not others?John
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Mark Griffith
John, WiFi and Bluetooth both use the 2.4Ghz frequency range so they don't pose a problem except for interfering with other WiFi or Bluetooth devices.? Get a WiFi frequency scanner for your laptop, tablet or cell phone (there are many available) and you can get a good picture of what is going on around you. Some of the older portable telephones (not cellular) used the 2.4Ghz band also and they interfered with WiFi signals.? Also, some older microwave ovens also used these frequencies and were notorious in killing a WiFi channel, but only when someone was heating up coffee. If you go to a university today and use a WiFi scanner, you'll see so many channels in use it is no wonder there is so much interference. Mark KD0QYN
On Wednesday, June 24, 2020, 8:54:21 PM CDT, John Nicholas <stnick@...> wrote:
As a new operator, got my tech and general March 14. ? I am wondering about any potential interference from WIFI or Bluetooth signal in the Shack. ?Are they a concern? ?How big? ?Some not others? John
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Are you running your Pi over Wi-Fi to the network or via Ethernet. Since both Bluetooth and Wi-Fi are in the 2.4 GHz spectrum and the radios are both on the main board, it might be possible that you are having self-interference issues. Turn off the wi-fi and see if you still have issues. I would also be keeping an eye on the power situation. The more things you run such as the Bluetooth radio and such the more current you are drawing. If the power supply you are suing is marginal for the current needed this could be part of any issue.
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From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of stephen shearer Sent: Wednesday, June 24, 2020 8:10 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [RaspberryPi-4-HamRadio] Bluetooth... I am not using a wireless dongle but the Bluetooth built into the RPi. using a wired mouse/keyboard is what takes up the USB ports. My main reason for wanting to use a Bluetooth mouse/keyboard is less wires on the desktop. 73, steve WB3LGC On 6/24/20 6:35 PM, Chuck M via groups.io wrote: Had similar problems when running Logitech wireless mouse and kb using |
someone else (?) mentioned wifi/bluetooth on the same freq may be an issue... I'll check as both may have been on.
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Power is not a problem. I am using a power/fan hat that is fed with 12V. I am overclocking (2G) and that is working very well. I can run wsjt-x and (at most) using htop - "read" 80-90% CPU, never seeing 100%. The temp (at most) only went up 1-2 degrees C with the overclock. Also using 120G SSD as boot device. I will spec what I am using, if anyone wants part info. The bluetooth isn't a "big deal" as most of the time I will use it headless. It is nice to be at the radio/computer while trying to make things work. I need to figure out why my wired LAN is "dead" after moving things in the room a few weeks ago. I see no breaks. I have a tester... almost ready for FD... The GPS was... working. 73, steve WB3LGC On 6/25/20 11:45 AM, Brian Webster via groups.io wrote:
Are you running your Pi over Wi-Fi to the network or via Ethernet. Since both Bluetooth and Wi-Fi are in the 2.4 GHz spectrum and the radios are both on the main board, it might be possible that you are having self-interference issues. Turn off the wi-fi and see if you still have issues. I would also be keeping an eye on the power situation. The more things you run such as the Bluetooth radio and such the more current you are drawing. If the power supply you are suing is marginal for the current needed this could be part of any issue. |