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That is interesting Brad. I did not know that would work. I am able to log into my supermon remotely but the connected node list says waiting. Any idea why that would be?
On Tue, Jan 24, 2023 at 11:49 AM Brad N8PC < bradn8pc@...> wrote:
if you are running hamvoip then you just need your?
? ex: Mine would be
.
when running local it should be? yourlocalIP/supermon ex:
no brackets no () around it
you should be using yours like this:
mylocalIP/supermon/link.php?nodes=27269
On 1/24/2023 2:58 AM, Bob KK6RQ wrote:
I'm at a complete loss... Summary: Fresh install of HamVoIP
(because my SD card took a dump; first install in several years
but it was kept up to date). All working fine, no problems. Next,
I installed Supermon, according to the how-to in the files
section. Seems to have installed OK. My problem is, there's no
reference to how to launch Supermon and my old command that worked
on my old SD card doesn't work:
([mylocalIP]:14239/supermon/link.php?nodes=27269)
What's throwing me for a loop is that there's at least four
versions of Supermon that I can fathom (1.x, 2.x, 6.x and 7.x) and
I don't know which is which, plus I see the people who do one
disavowing the others... I'm under the impression I installed
7.3...
Bob
KK6RQ
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Go to bash shell and look at /srv/http. You should have a folder called supermon.
You can also use allmon2 - it’s also preinstalled. You just need to configure it first.?
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On Jan 24, 2023, at 05:18, Bob KK6RQ <nuhtrue@...> wrote:
?I'm at a complete loss... Summary: Fresh install of HamVoIP (because my SD card took a dump; first install in several years but it was kept up to date). All working fine, no problems. Next, I installed Supermon, according to the how-to in the files section. Seems to have installed OK. My problem is, there's no reference to how to launch Supermon and my old command that worked on my old SD card doesn't work:
([mylocalIP]:14239/supermon/link.php?nodes=27269)
What's throwing me for a loop is that there's at least four versions of Supermon that I can fathom (1.x, 2.x, 6.x and 7.x) and I don't know which is which, plus I see the people who do one disavowing the others... I'm under the impression I installed 7.3...
Bob
KK6RQ
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if you are running hamvoip then you just need your?
nodenumber.ip.hamvoip.org/supermon? ex: Mine would be
457430.ip.hamvoip.org/supermon.
when running local it should be? yourlocalIP/supermon ex:
192.168.1.135/supermon
no brackets no () around it
you should be using yours like this:
mylocalIP/supermon/link.php?nodes=27269
On 1/24/2023 2:58 AM, Bob KK6RQ wrote:
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I'm at a complete loss... Summary: Fresh install of HamVoIP
(because my SD card took a dump; first install in several years
but it was kept up to date). All working fine, no problems. Next,
I installed Supermon, according to the how-to in the files
section. Seems to have installed OK. My problem is, there's no
reference to how to launch Supermon and my old command that worked
on my old SD card doesn't work:
([mylocalIP]:14239/supermon/link.php?nodes=27269)
What's throwing me for a loop is that there's at least four
versions of Supermon that I can fathom (1.x, 2.x, 6.x and 7.x) and
I don't know which is which, plus I see the people who do one
disavowing the others... I'm under the impression I installed
7.3...
Bob
KK6RQ
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By default, Supermon should be on port 80.? Try [mylocalIP]/supermon/ and see if that gets you anywhere.
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I'm at a complete loss... Summary: Fresh install of HamVoIP (because my SD card took a dump; first install in several years but it was kept up to date). All working fine, no problems. Next, I installed Supermon, according to the how-to in the files section. Seems to have installed OK. My problem is, there's no reference to how to launch Supermon and my old command that worked on my old SD card doesn't work:
([mylocalIP]:14239/supermon/link.php?nodes=27269)
What's throwing me for a loop is that there's at least four versions of Supermon that I can fathom (1.x, 2.x, 6.x and 7.x) and I don't know which is which, plus I see the people who do one disavowing the others... I'm under the impression I installed 7.3...
Bob
KK6RQ
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Re: Shari pi4b hat mobile
Problem I found was with WIFI wireless connection using a hot spot caused disconnects. Once I did ethernet connect rj45 to raspberry pi all drop out disappeared. Plus hotspot does not allow for dual external 4g roof mount external antennas which make all the difference.?
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-------- Original message -------- From: Kenneth R Fowler N4VKF <n4vkf@...> Date: 1/16/23 9:24 PM (GMT-05:00) Subject: Re: [SHARI] Shari pi4b hat mobile
So my plan is to get a VHF version to take mobile.? ?I will resurrect a nighthawk MR1100 hotspot that I have with a Ting mobile sim card.?It is a good device.? I will be able to have a ethernet connection.? Kenneth N4VKF
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I had my Shari PiHatU working. I went to set up a WIFI connection and now I have no green light. When I go in to test he audio settings it tells me Device USB Currently Not Active. What have I done and how do I fix it?
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So my plan is to get a VHF version to take mobile.? ?I will resurrect a nighthawk MR1100 hotspot that I have with a Ting mobile sim card.?It is a good device.? I will be able to have a ethernet connection.?
Kenneth
N4VKF
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Add 220mhz to the wanted Shari chip also.? ?Until then , it's other methods required
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-------- Original message -------- From: Ken N2VIP <ken@...> Date: 2023-01-15 11:17 a.m. (GMT-04:00) Subject: Re: [SHARI] 4/6m Shari node
I suggested DINAH on Tuesday, it's apparently not the clean, cable-free solution Daz was hoping for.
He wants to a replacement module for the SA818 that covers 4/6m bands.
Nice-RF, the makers of the SA818 module, has a selection of products like their SA818 device, but none comes close to covering the desired 4/6m bands.
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On Jan 15, 2023, at 07:24, Mark VE3JMR <ve3jmr@...> wrote:
?Steve N8AR, Developer of the Shari and other complimentary devices from his small company ?offered a great solution. DINAH is a plug and play device to interface between a radio and Internet to run as an Allstar node. Shari is not the only produce from KFH that is designed to work on the Allstar platform.
73 75 de VE3JMR VE3MR
Mark
Port Colborne, Ontario,?CANADA
? |??Echolink Node# 736666
That's a 12 year old product announcement for a device designed to cover 800 MHz to 2.7 GHz, that is no where near 4/6m, and as I read the description, it's for a receiver, not a transceiver. Ken, N2VIP
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On Jan 13, 2023, at 13:35, Robert Alford <Mw1coe@...> wrote:
? Maybe in the Future :
Who can say what the Future Holds..
Rob..
MW1COE / KF0FYC Thanks for all your comments so far everyone. ? We’re already using a mixture of URI’s, CM108’s, modified USB Sound cards with Baofengs, Wouxuns, Motorola’s and others and we’re trying to move away from all that. The appeal of the Shari, having the onboard RF from the SA818 is that it takes away all that complexity, cabling, power supplies and cost and standardises the equipment for all users. ? It’s an all in one Asterisk solution, like the Shari I’m looking for, but 4m/6m instead of 2m/70cm. I’m quite happy to modify a Shari if I can find a replacement for the SA818, hence my question to the group. ? Hopefully that clarifies the question and keeps us on topic, any ideas anyone? ? ? Daz SA6DAZ
-- No trees were killed in the sending of this message. However, a large number of electrons were terribly inconvenienced !
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I suggested DINAH on Tuesday, it's apparently not the clean, cable-free solution Daz was hoping for.
He wants to a replacement module for the SA818 that covers 4/6m bands.
Nice-RF, the makers of the SA818 module, has a selection of products like their SA818 device, but none comes close to covering the desired 4/6m bands.
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On Jan 15, 2023, at 07:24, Mark VE3JMR <ve3jmr@...> wrote:
?Steve N8AR, Developer of the Shari and other complimentary devices from his small company ?offered a great solution. DINAH is a plug and play device to interface between a radio and Internet to run as an Allstar node. Shari is not the only produce from KFH that is designed to work on the Allstar platform.
73 75 de VE3JMR VE3MR
Mark
Port Colborne, Ontario,?CANADA
? |??Echolink Node# 736666
Steve N8AR, Developer of the Shari and other complimentary devices from his small company ?offered a great solution. DINAH is a plug and play device to interface between a radio and Internet to run as an Allstar node. Shari is not the only produce from KFH that is designed to work on the Allstar platform.
73 75 de VE3JMR VE3MR
Mark
Port Colborne, Ontario,?CANADA
? |??Echolink Node# 736666
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Re: Shari pi4b hat mobile
My older '5R has the letters on the top row as ACBD
and my newer one is in the proper ABCD order.
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On 2023-01-14 16:37, Ken N2VIP wrote: Check your radio manual, there should be keys that map to the letters, the manual should explain how.
For example, on a Baofeng U-verse-5r, the top row of keys (menu, up arrow, down arrow, and exit) map to the letters A, B, C, and D - but maybe not in that order.
The manual should explain the key mapping.
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Check your radio manual, there should be keys that map to the letters, the manual should explain how.
For example, on a Baofeng U-verse-5r, the top row of keys (menu, up arrow, down arrow, and exit) map to the letters A, B, C, and D - but maybe not in that order.
The manual should explain the key mapping. Ken, N2VIP
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On Jan 14, 2023, at 15:01, Kenneth R Fowler N4VKF <n4vkf@...> wrote:
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I've never understood how to get letters in my dtmf string from my HT.??
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Ken lots of people do, they work great,? make sure you setup *b1 to shut down your node from your radio when you want to do a shutdown, also if you want the node to stay connected to some node make sure you use the *73 And the node number so that you stay
connected just in case you loose cell data once in a while.
73
Earl
On Fri, Jan 13, 2023 at 8:34 PM, Kenneth R Fowler N4VKF
<n4vkf@...> wrote:
Does anyone use their Shari node mobile?? I am looking at ideas to take Allstar mobile.??
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I've never understood how to get letters in my dtmf string from my HT.??
Sent from my Samsung Galaxy XCover FieldPro, an AT&T 4G LTE smartphone
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Ken lots of people do, they work great,? make sure you setup *b1 to shut down your node from your radio when you want to do a shutdown, also if you want the node to stay connected to some node make sure you use the *73 And the node number so that you stay
connected just in case you loose cell data once in a while.
73
Earl
On Fri, Jan 13, 2023 at 8:34 PM, Kenneth R Fowler N4VKF
<n4vkf@...> wrote:
Does anyone use their Shari node mobile?? I am looking at ideas to take Allstar mobile.??
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Hi kennet I take my node always Mobil by using cell phone battery power bank because using the cigarette lighter is getting my alternator noise I run my about 24 hours before needs to be recharge thanks 73
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On Jan 13, 2023, at 9:11 PM, Ryan - N7WAA - 3143494 - WREL204 - 2NA283 <ryan@...> wrote:
?I usually keep mine at home and use DVswitch Moible to connect.
But if I'm in a group setting out of town, like SeaPac.
I'll bring it and a openstub Jpole. So we all can use our HT's?
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On Jan 13, 2023, at 9:11 PM, Ryan - N7WAA - 3143494 - WREL204 - 2NA283 <ryan@...> wrote:
?I usually keep mine at home and use DVswitch Moible to connect.
But if I'm in a group setting out of town, like SeaPac.
I'll bring it and a openstub Jpole. So we all can use our HT's?
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About a year and a half ago I took it to a hamfest in Joplin Missouri. Operated off my cellphone hot spot and? a cellphone type battery bank.? I participated in a Saturday morning net and kept in contact with Wichita Kansas locals via the club repeater.. THe only problem I had was some no cell service spots in rural kansas in the Flint hills where the population is 1 person per square mile.
I was very satisfied with the performance.
Larry W8LM
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I usually keep mine at home and use DVswitch Moible to connect.
But if I'm in a group setting out of town, like SeaPac.
I'll bring it and a openstub Jpole. So we all can use our HT's?
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Re: Shari pi4b hat mobile
Ken lots of people do, they work great,? make sure you setup *b1 to shut down your node from your radio when you want to do a shutdown, also if you want the node to stay connected to some node make sure you use the *73 And the node number so that you stay connected just in case you loose cell data once in a while.
73
On Fri, Jan 13, 2023 at 8:34 PM, Kenneth R Fowler N4VKF <n4vkf@...> wrote: Does anyone use their Shari node mobile?? I am looking at ideas to take Allstar mobile.??
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Brad N8PC
Kenneth Fowler N4VKF
Mark VE3JMR
Scott, KB3JQQ
Larry Macionski
Ryan - N7WAA - 3143494 - WREL204 - 2NA283