|
Group
Got me interested and curios?
Can someone explain what the different models shown on Etsy. I am
going to buy one but as newbie and starting out which one is best
for a starter?? I have a Ras pi 3b+
Also what software to use/install, would be good
for a starter and newbie like me?
--
73, de Vince KD7TWW
In what year did the FCC mandate the 1500 Watt PEP limit for amateur radio station
power output? - Motorola Corp was formally named
"Galvin Manufacturing Corporation" (1928–1947)
|
TNC-Pi9k6 - Raspberry Pi Hat
This TNC fits on top of a raspberry PI.? It comes with two different Teensy's. (brains).? If you are just using packet go with the 3.2.? If you want to try Ardop (experimental) go with the 3.6.
TNC-Pi9k6 - Stand Alone
This TNC connects to your computer with a USB cable.? Works out of the box with Winlink if running Windows 10.? Can also be used with AGWPE to which you can learn more about here:?
It also has the same 3.2 and 3.6 options.? If you are just doing packet, go with 3.2.? ?There is also an experimental firmware currently only for the 3.6 that turns your TNC into a Signalink type device.? I have been having some issues compiling it for the 3.2 so if anyone has some insights into that, that would be great.
Mat
|
Vince,
You'll want to get a board with the Teensy 3.6 chip.? To be able to do packet, the 3.2 version will work, but if ARDOP or any other modes ever become available for the Teensy, the 3.6 version with more memory and slightly faster processor will be necessary.
The boards will come already configured to run 1200 baud packet, so you can use APRS or PAT or the PiGate software without any modifications.? These are all Raspberry Pi software suites.? APRS is for, well APRS, and PAT and PiGate are for sending email through the Winlink2000 network.
The PiGate software comes as a complete OS image.? The others can be installed on your RaspPi.
Also, depending upon what operating system you install on the RaspPi, you will be able to run commands to connect to a local packet BBS and do the BBS thing.? I would recommend installing the latest Raspbian OS which is designed specifically for the RaspPi.
If you want to use the RaspPi for FLDIGI or WSJTX you won't need to TNC.
Mark KD0QYN
On Monday, September 6, 2021, 03:36:38 PM CDT, Vince A <vince@...> wrote:
Group
Got me interested and curios?
Can someone explain what the different models shown on Etsy. I am
going to buy one but as newbie and starting out which one is best
for a starter?? I have a Ras pi 3b+
Also what software to use/install, would be good
for a starter and newbie like me?
--
73, de Vince KD7TWW
In what year did the FCC mandate the 1500 Watt PEP limit for amateur radio station
power output? - Motorola Corp was formally named
"Galvin Manufacturing Corporation" (1928–1947)
|
Mat
I went with "Stand Alone 3.6. I hope I made the right decision.
i'll use it with? a laptop. I'll be in-touch with the group pretty
much all the time. I am fresh out of the box type of guy. But i'll
"try" to fig it out for myself, lol.? Yes I would love to use
Winlink and Win mail? Over packet?? <-Question? Again I'm green
as a apple. But I hope I have the groups support HIHI
On 09/06/21 2:50 PM, Mat Murdock via
groups.io wrote:
TNC-Pi9k6 - Raspberry Pi Hat
This TNC fits on top of a raspberry PI.? It comes with two
different Teensy's. (brains).? If you are just using packet go
with the 3.2.? If you want to try Ardop (experimental) go with the
3.6.
TNC-Pi9k6 - Stand Alone
This TNC connects to your computer with a USB cable.? Works out of
the box with Winlink if running Windows 10.? Can also be used with
AGWPE to which you can learn more about here:?
It also has the same 3.2 and 3.6 options.? If you are just doing
packet, go with 3.2.? ?There is also an experimental firmware
currently only for the 3.6 that turns your TNC into a Signalink
type device.? I have been having some issues compiling it for the
3.2 so if anyone has some insights into that, that would be great.
Mat
--
73, de Vince KD7TWW
In what year did the FCC mandate the 1500 Watt PEP limit for amateur radio station
power output? - Motorola Corp was formally named
"Galvin Manufacturing Corporation" (1928–1947)
|
Mark
Bought it. Boise Idaho . 3.6 chip stand alone. I'm sure I'll be
intouch for support. HIHI.? TY
On 09/06/21 2:56 PM, Mark Griffith via
groups.io wrote:
Vince,
You'll want to get a board
with the Teensy 3.6 chip.? To be able to do packet, the 3.2
version will work, but if ARDOP or any other modes ever become
available for the Teensy, the 3.6 version with more memory and
slightly faster processor will be necessary.
The boards will come already
configured to run 1200 baud packet, so you can use APRS or PAT
or the PiGate software without any modifications.? These are
all Raspberry Pi software suites.? APRS is for, well APRS, and
PAT and PiGate are for sending email through the Winlink2000
network.
The PiGate software comes as
a complete OS image.? The others can be installed on your
RaspPi.
Also, depending upon what
operating system you install on the RaspPi, you will be able
to run commands to connect to a local packet BBS and do the
BBS thing.? I would recommend installing the latest Raspbian
OS which is designed specifically for the RaspPi.
If you want to use the RaspPi
for FLDIGI or WSJTX you won't need to TNC.
Mark
KD0QYN
On Monday, September 6, 2021, 03:36:38 PM CDT, Vince A
<vince@...> wrote:
Group
Got me interested and curios?
Can someone explain what the different models shown
on Etsy. I am going to buy one but as newbie and
starting out which one is best for a starter?? I have
a Ras pi 3b+
Also what software to use/install,
would be good for a starter and newbie like me?
--
73, de Vince KD7TWW
In what year did the FCC mandate the 1500 Watt PEP limit for amateur radio station
power output? - Motorola Corp was formally named
"Galvin Manufacturing Corporation" (1928–1947)
--
73, de Vince KD7TWW
In what year did the FCC mandate the 1500 Watt PEP limit for amateur radio station
power output? - Motorola Corp was formally named
"Galvin Manufacturing Corporation" (1928–1947)
|
Mark
My main focus would be Winlink2000 and APRS. IF that helps? TY 73
On 09/06/21 2:56 PM, Mark Griffith via
groups.io wrote:
Vince,
You'll want to get a board
with the Teensy 3.6 chip.? To be able to do packet, the 3.2
version will work, but if ARDOP or any other modes ever become
available for the Teensy, the 3.6 version with more memory and
slightly faster processor will be necessary.
The boards will come already
configured to run 1200 baud packet, so you can use APRS or PAT
or the PiGate software without any modifications.? These are
all Raspberry Pi software suites.? APRS is for, well APRS, and
PAT and PiGate are for sending email through the Winlink2000
network.
The PiGate software comes as
a complete OS image.? The others can be installed on your
RaspPi.
Also, depending upon what
operating system you install on the RaspPi, you will be able
to run commands to connect to a local packet BBS and do the
BBS thing.? I would recommend installing the latest Raspbian
OS which is designed specifically for the RaspPi.
If you want to use the RaspPi
for FLDIGI or WSJTX you won't need to TNC.
Mark
KD0QYN
On Monday, September 6, 2021, 03:36:38 PM CDT, Vince A
<vince@...> wrote:
Group
Got me interested and curios?
Can someone explain what the different models shown
on Etsy. I am going to buy one but as newbie and
starting out which one is best for a starter?? I have
a Ras pi 3b+
Also what software to use/install,
would be good for a starter and newbie like me?
--
73, de Vince KD7TWW
In what year did the FCC mandate the 1500 Watt PEP limit for amateur radio station
power output? - Motorola Corp was formally named
"Galvin Manufacturing Corporation" (1928–1947)
--
73, de Vince KD7TWW
In what year did the FCC mandate the 1500 Watt PEP limit for amateur radio station
power output? - Motorola Corp was formally named
"Galvin Manufacturing Corporation" (1928–1947)
|
Mark
Nice explanation here. I understand just need to digest it.
So power for the TNC comes though Micro usb on the Teensy? Can
the ground be the same potential as my radios ground? Or should I
supply a Separate 5v power supply? Hehe
On 09/06/21 2:56 PM, Mark Griffith via
groups.io wrote:
Vince,
You'll want to get a board
with the Teensy 3.6 chip.? To be able to do packet, the 3.2
version will work, but if ARDOP or any other modes ever become
available for the Teensy, the 3.6 version with more memory and
slightly faster processor will be necessary.
The boards will come already
configured to run 1200 baud packet, so you can use APRS or PAT
or the PiGate software without any modifications.? These are
all Raspberry Pi software suites.? APRS is for, well APRS, and
PAT and PiGate are for sending email through the Winlink2000
network.
The PiGate software comes as
a complete OS image.? The others can be installed on your
RaspPi.
Also, depending upon what
operating system you install on the RaspPi, you will be able
to run commands to connect to a local packet BBS and do the
BBS thing.? I would recommend installing the latest Raspbian
OS which is designed specifically for the RaspPi.
If you want to use the RaspPi
for FLDIGI or WSJTX you won't need to TNC.
Mark
KD0QYN
On Monday, September 6, 2021, 03:36:38 PM CDT, Vince A
<vince@...> wrote:
Group
Got me interested and curios?
Can someone explain what the different models shown
on Etsy. I am going to buy one but as newbie and
starting out which one is best for a starter?? I have
a Ras pi 3b+
Also what software to use/install,
would be good for a starter and newbie like me?
--
73, de Vince KD7TWW
In what year did the FCC mandate the 1500 Watt PEP limit for amateur radio station
power output? - Motorola Corp was formally named
"Galvin Manufacturing Corporation" (1928–1947)
--
73, de Vince KD7TWW
In what year did the FCC mandate the 1500 Watt PEP limit for amateur radio station
power output? - Motorola Corp was formally named
"Galvin Manufacturing Corporation" (1928–1947)
|
The version for the Raspberry pi gets its power from the Pi.? The stand alone version gets its power from the usb cable.
Mat
|
Vince,
If you wanted to use APRS and Winlink on a RaspPi perhaps you should re-order your TNC to the one that plugs into the RaspPi GPIO header.? I'm not sure about APRS or PAT, but the PiGate software just assumes you have a TNC board plugged in.? You can change things, but that means you'll have to make changes in the software.? I can't speak for PAT or APRS, it might be easier.? That is if your focus is Winlink and APRS.
Mark KD0QYN
On Monday, September 6, 2021, 06:01:47 PM CDT, Vince A <vince@...> wrote:
Mark
My main focus would be Winlink2000 and APRS. IF that helps? TY 73
On 09/06/21 2:56 PM, Mark Griffith via
groups.io wrote:
Vince,
You'll want to get a board
with the Teensy 3.6 chip.? To be able to do packet, the 3.2
version will work, but if ARDOP or any other modes ever become
available for the Teensy, the 3.6 version with more memory and
slightly faster processor will be necessary.
The boards will come already
configured to run 1200 baud packet, so you can use APRS or PAT
or the PiGate software without any modifications.? These are
all Raspberry Pi software suites.? APRS is for, well APRS, and
PAT and PiGate are for sending email through the Winlink2000
network.
The PiGate software comes as
a complete OS image.? The others can be installed on your
RaspPi.
Also, depending upon what
operating system you install on the RaspPi, you will be able
to run commands to connect to a local packet BBS and do the
BBS thing.? I would recommend installing the latest Raspbian
OS which is designed specifically for the RaspPi.
If you want to use the RaspPi
for FLDIGI or WSJTX you won't need to TNC.
Mark
KD0QYN
On Monday, September 6, 2021, 03:36:38 PM CDT, Vince A
<vince@...> wrote:
Group
Got me interested and curios?
Can someone explain what the different models shown
on Etsy. I am going to buy one but as newbie and
starting out which one is best for a starter?? I have
a Ras pi 3b+
Also what software to use/install,
would be good for a starter and newbie like me?
--
73, de Vince KD7TWW
In what year did the FCC mandate the 1500 Watt PEP limit for amateur radio station
power output? - Motorola Corp was formally named
"Galvin Manufacturing Corporation" (1928–1947)
--
73, de Vince KD7TWW
In what year did the FCC mandate the 1500 Watt PEP limit for amateur radio station
power output? - Motorola Corp was formally named
"Galvin Manufacturing Corporation" (1928–1947)
|
I have the Sound Card Emulator ("Signalink Type") device running on
a 3.2. What compile errors are you getting?
73,
John G8BPQ
On 06/09/2021 21:50, Mat Murdock wrote:
toggle quoted message
Show quoted text
TNC-Pi9k6 - Raspberry Pi Hat
This TNC fits on top of a raspberry PI.? It comes with two
different Teensy's. (brains).? If you are just using packet go
with the 3.2.? If you want to try Ardop (experimental) go with the
3.6.
TNC-Pi9k6 - Stand Alone
This TNC connects to your computer with a USB cable.? Works out of
the box with Winlink if running Windows 10.? Can also be used with
AGWPE to which you can learn more about here:?
It also has the same 3.2 and 3.6 options.? If you are just doing
packet, go with 3.2.? ?There is also an experimental firmware
currently only for the 3.6 that turns your TNC into a Signalink
type device.? I have been having some issues compiling it for the
3.2 so if anyone has some insights into that, that would be great.
Mat
|
Mark
Okay. I have changed my order to a NON stand alone device v3.6.
HIHI. I have a ordered a Canakit Rasb 4B 8gb pi kit. Now I need a
few 32gb sd cards. I'l be in-touch and keep you all abreast on my
progress if you don't mind? TY 73
On 09/06/21 6:59 PM, Mark Griffith via
groups.io wrote:
Vince,
If you wanted to use APRS and
Winlink on a RaspPi perhaps you should re-order your TNC to
the one that plugs into the RaspPi GPIO header.? I'm not sure
about APRS or PAT, but the PiGate software just assumes you
have a TNC board plugged in.? You can change things, but that
means you'll have to make changes in the software.? I can't
speak for PAT or APRS, it might be easier.? That is if your
focus is Winlink and APRS.
Mark
KD0QYN
On Monday, September 6, 2021, 06:01:47 PM CDT, Vince A
<vince@...> wrote:
Mark
My main focus would be Winlink2000 and APRS. IF that
helps? TY 73
On
09/06/21 2:56 PM, Mark Griffith via groups.io wrote:
Vince,
You'll want to get a board with the
Teensy 3.6 chip.? To be able to do packet, the 3.2
version will work, but if ARDOP or any other modes
ever become available for the Teensy, the 3.6
version with more memory and slightly faster
processor will be necessary.
The boards will come already
configured to run 1200 baud packet, so you can use
APRS or PAT or the PiGate software without any
modifications.? These are all Raspberry Pi
software suites.? APRS is for, well APRS, and PAT
and PiGate are for sending email through the
Winlink2000 network.
The PiGate software comes as a
complete OS image.? The others can be installed on
your RaspPi.
Also, depending upon what operating
system you install on the RaspPi, you will be able
to run commands to connect to a local packet BBS
and do the BBS thing.? I would recommend
installing the latest Raspbian OS which is
designed specifically for the RaspPi.
If you want to use the RaspPi for
FLDIGI or WSJTX you won't need to TNC.
Mark
KD0QYN
On Monday, September 6, 2021, 03:36:38 PM
CDT, Vince A <vince@...>
wrote:
Group
Got me interested and curios?
Can someone explain what the different
models shown on Etsy. I am going to buy
one but as newbie and starting out which
one is best for a starter?? I have a Ras
pi 3b+
Also what software to
use/install, would be good for a starter
and newbie like me?
--
73, de Vince KD7TWW
In what year did the FCC mandate the 1500 Watt PEP limit for amateur radio station
power output? - Motorola Corp was formally named
"Galvin Manufacturing Corporation" (1928–1947)
--
73, de Vince KD7TWW
In what year did the FCC mandate the 1500 Watt PEP limit for amateur radio station
power output? - Motorola Corp was formally named
"Galvin Manufacturing Corporation" (1928–1947)
--
73, de Vince KD7TWW
In what year did the FCC mandate the 1500 Watt PEP limit for amateur radio station
power output? - Motorola Corp was formally named
"Galvin Manufacturing Corporation" (1928–1947)
|
Keep in mind, Vince, that the 8GB version can only use 4GB with
the current Raspberry Pi OS, since it is 32 bit. The 64 bit
version would use all 8GB, but it is still in BETA!
Ken KC3ROF
On 9/7/2021 1:24 PM, Vince A wrote:
toggle quoted message
Show quoted text
Mark
Okay. I have changed my order to a NON stand alone device v3.6.
HIHI. I have a ordered a Canakit Rasb 4B 8gb pi kit. Now I need
a few 32gb sd cards. I'l be in-touch and keep you all abreast on
my progress if you don't mind? TY 73
On 09/06/21 6:59 PM, Mark Griffith
via groups.io wrote:
Vince,
If you wanted to use APRS
and Winlink on a RaspPi perhaps you should re-order your TNC
to the one that plugs into the RaspPi GPIO header.? I'm not
sure about APRS or PAT, but the PiGate software just assumes
you have a TNC board plugged in.? You can change things, but
that means you'll have to make changes in the software.? I
can't speak for PAT or APRS, it might be easier.? That is if
your focus is Winlink and APRS.
Mark
KD0QYN
On Monday, September 6, 2021, 06:01:47 PM CDT, Vince A
<vince@...>
wrote:
Mark
My main focus would be Winlink2000 and APRS. IF
that helps? TY 73
On
09/06/21 2:56 PM, Mark Griffith via groups.io wrote:
Vince,
You'll want to get a board with the
Teensy 3.6 chip.? To be able to do packet, the
3.2 version will work, but if ARDOP or any other
modes ever become available for the Teensy, the
3.6 version with more memory and slightly faster
processor will be necessary.
The boards will come already
configured to run 1200 baud packet, so you can
use APRS or PAT or the PiGate software without
any modifications.? These are all Raspberry Pi
software suites.? APRS is for, well APRS, and
PAT and PiGate are for sending email through the
Winlink2000 network.
The PiGate software comes as a
complete OS image.? The others can be installed
on your RaspPi.
Also, depending upon what operating
system you install on the RaspPi, you will be
able to run commands to connect to a local
packet BBS and do the BBS thing.? I would
recommend installing the latest Raspbian OS
which is designed specifically for the RaspPi.
If you want to use the RaspPi for
FLDIGI or WSJTX you won't need to TNC.
Mark
KD0QYN
On Monday, September 6, 2021, 03:36:38 PM
CDT, Vince A <vince@...>
wrote:
Group
Got me interested and curios?
Can someone explain what the different
models shown on Etsy. I am going to buy
one but as newbie and starting out which
one is best for a starter?? I have a Ras
pi 3b+
Also what software to
use/install, would be good for a starter
and newbie like me?
--
73, de Vince KD7TWW
In what year did the FCC mandate the 1500 Watt PEP limit for amateur radio station
power output? - Motorola Corp was formally named
"Galvin Manufacturing Corporation" (1928–1947)
--
73, de Vince KD7TWW
In what year did the FCC mandate the 1500 Watt PEP limit for amateur radio station
power output? - Motorola Corp was formally named
"Galvin Manufacturing Corporation" (1928–1947)
--
73, de Vince KD7TWW
In what year did the FCC mandate the 1500 Watt PEP limit for amateur radio station
power output? - Motorola Corp was formally named
"Galvin Manufacturing Corporation" (1928–1947)
|
Ken
Thank you. The difference in price with 4gb and 8gb was about
$10. And I might want to play with a Rasb pi Windoz 7 or 10. I
seen it don countless times on YT. TY for the BETA info.
73 de kd7tww
On 09/07/21 7:13 PM, Ken Curtis via
groups.io wrote:
Keep in mind, Vince, that the 8GB version can only use 4GB with
the current Raspberry Pi OS, since it is 32 bit. The 64 bit
version would use all 8GB, but it is still in BETA!
Ken KC3ROF
On 9/7/2021 1:24 PM, Vince A wrote:
Mark
Okay. I have changed my order to a NON stand alone device
v3.6. HIHI. I have a ordered a Canakit Rasb 4B 8gb pi kit. Now
I need a few 32gb sd cards. I'l be in-touch and keep you all
abreast on my progress if you don't mind? TY 73
On 09/06/21 6:59 PM, Mark Griffith
via groups.io wrote:
Vince,
If you wanted to use APRS
and Winlink on a RaspPi perhaps you should re-order your
TNC to the one that plugs into the RaspPi GPIO header.?
I'm not sure about APRS or PAT, but the PiGate software
just assumes you have a TNC board plugged in.? You can
change things, but that means you'll have to make changes
in the software.? I can't speak for PAT or APRS, it might
be easier.? That is if your focus is Winlink and APRS.
Mark
KD0QYN
On Monday, September 6, 2021, 06:01:47 PM CDT, Vince
A <vince@...>
wrote:
Mark
My main focus would be Winlink2000 and APRS. IF
that helps? TY 73
On
09/06/21 2:56 PM, Mark Griffith via groups.io
wrote:
Vince,
You'll want to get a board with
the Teensy 3.6 chip.? To be able to do packet,
the 3.2 version will work, but if ARDOP or any
other modes ever become available for the
Teensy, the 3.6 version with more memory and
slightly faster processor will be necessary.
The boards will come already
configured to run 1200 baud packet, so you can
use APRS or PAT or the PiGate software without
any modifications.? These are all Raspberry Pi
software suites.? APRS is for, well APRS, and
PAT and PiGate are for sending email through
the Winlink2000 network.
The PiGate software comes as a
complete OS image.? The others can be
installed on your RaspPi.
Also, depending upon what
operating system you install on the RaspPi,
you will be able to run commands to connect to
a local packet BBS and do the BBS thing.? I
would recommend installing the latest Raspbian
OS which is designed specifically for the
RaspPi.
If you want to use the RaspPi for
FLDIGI or WSJTX you won't need to TNC.
Mark
KD0QYN
On Monday, September 6, 2021, 03:36:38
PM CDT, Vince A <vince@...>
wrote:
Group
Got me interested and curios?
Can someone explain what the
different models shown on Etsy. I am
going to buy one but as newbie and
starting out which one is best for a
starter?? I have a Ras pi 3b+
Also what software to
use/install, would be good for a
starter and newbie like me?
--
73, de Vince KD7TWW
In what year did the FCC mandate the 1500 Watt PEP limit for amateur radio station
power output? - Motorola Corp was formally named
"Galvin Manufacturing Corporation" (1928–1947)
--
73, de Vince KD7TWW
In what year did the FCC mandate the 1500 Watt PEP limit for amateur radio station
power output? - Motorola Corp was formally named
"Galvin Manufacturing Corporation" (1928–1947)
--
73, de Vince KD7TWW
In what year did the FCC mandate the 1500 Watt PEP limit for amateur radio station
power output? - Motorola Corp was formally named
"Galvin Manufacturing Corporation" (1928–1947)
--
73, de Vince KD7TWW
In what year did the FCC mandate the 1500 Watt PEP limit for amateur radio station
power output? - Motorola Corp was formally named
"Galvin Manufacturing Corporation" (1928–1947)
|
I have done the following per the instructions provided in Teensy Projects:
Copy boards.txt and platform.txt to hardware\teensy\avr in your Arduino IDE installation folder.
Set Sketchbook location (File/Preferences Menu) to the location of TeensyProjects I then jumped over to?TeensyProjects\libraries\SoundCard\README.txt usb_desc.h must be copied to hardware\teensy\avr\cores\teensy3 in your Arduino installation. This part is what is throwing me off as I don't have Serial + Audio as on options. See below.? Any thoughts? Mat 
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I still haven't been able to get it to build but I think it is "Audio + RawHID + Serial"
|
John, attached is the errors I am getting. Below is how I have Arduino configured. Mat 
|
I use Arduno 1.8.9 and Teensyduino 1.47. Can you try with those?
73,
John
On 07/10/2021 02:40, Mat Murdock wrote:
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Show quoted text
John, attached is the errors I am getting.
Below is how I have Arduino configured.
Mat
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That did the trick.? The only change in the documentation is what USB type to select, as Serial + Audio does not exist.? Attached are compiled binary's if any wants it. This turns your TNC-Pi96 into a basic sound card and works with VARA and SoundModem if you want to go that route.? Makes the device even more flexible.? You will need to connect the TNC to your computer via the micro usb port.? I have only tried it on Windows. Mat 
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vince kd7tww
KN6FOA