One of my locals (kn4orb) is writing a Raspberry PI Python program which interfaces with CHAT. ?He's telnetting from a Python app on the Raspberry PI to pilinbpq on the same PI to address 127.0.1.1 and port 8011. ?He gets to the node and then connects to CHAT. ?After that the Python program does commands periodically in an attempt to keep the connection from timing out. ?The telnet session receives and sends from/to chat. ? The dialogs seem to work but it still seems to disconnect after 2 hours, reliably. ?There was an exchange moments before the disconnect this time. ?is there anything specific we need to do to keep telnet from timing out??
He gets this on the python side "raise EOFError, 'telnet connection closed' EOFError: telnet connection closed¡±
BTW, we have another Python app connecting through the TNC2 API to CHAT and with similar command exchanges it stays up for months at a time.?
Most recently we tried to send /s callsign ?messages to another local log-in to CHAT in order to keep CHAT from timing out. ? Maybe it isn¡¯t CHAT which is timing out? ?Is there a Telnet Port parameter which sets a timeout and has a 2 hour default?
?Thanks ? ? Tadd - KA2DEW
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Re: Issue with WinRPR driver
Thanks for information Ray, with "attach command" it is working fine.
Regards,
Robert, VE2HAR
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Re: Issue with WinRPR driver
Maybe you have to use the attach command
Att 3
C hb9zf-10
Ray N3HYM?
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Re: Issue with WinRPR driver
Hi Aaron,
I am trying to configure BPQ32 for Windows to work with WinRPR, as you mentioned I downloaded bpq32.dll but when I try to connect gives me following error:
BPQNUE:VA2NUE-11} Ports ?
? 1 Loopback Port?
? 2 AXIP/UDP? ? ? ?
? 3 WinRPR?
? ?4 Telnet Server? ? ?
c 3 hb9zf-10?
BPQNUE:VA2NUE-11} Sorry, port is not an ax.25 port
Any idea what am I doing wrong?
Thanks.
73 Robert, VE2HAR
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Re: TeensyPI 9K6 as a HAT
Matt, Thanks - I have that site and used the stand alone version from there. Probably i got mixed up beacuse i read somewhere that the pic version 6 as it says, is outdated.
And that's what it says.
The reason why i asked, is that my trasnmit time are really short, whatever i set at tx delay etc.
This is port from my cfg
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??PIC Software Version ? ? ? ? ? 6
01 TXDelay - Zero means use ADC ? 5
02 Persistance ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? 64
03 Slottime (in 10 mS) ? ? ? ? ? 10
04 TXTail? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? 50
05 Full Duplex - Not used ? ? ? ? 0
06 Our Channel (Hex) ? ? ? ? ? ? ff
07 I2C Address (0 = async) Hex ? ff
08 Mode Speed? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? 1200
09 RX Level (Config)? ? ? ? ? ? 200
10 TX Level ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? 255
11 RX Level (Actual)? ? ? ? ? ? 255
13 Centre Freq ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? 1640
8 6 5 40 a 32 0 ff ff c c8 ff ff a4 13 c0 sum 0?
port code
PORT
? ?PORTNUM=3 ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ; Port number
? ?ID=BPQ 144.825 MHz ? ? ?; Displayed by PORTS command
? ?TYPE=ASYNC ? ? ? ? ? ? ?;
? ?PROTOCOL=KISS ? ? ? ? ? ;
? ?FULLDUP=0 ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ;
? ?COMPORT=/dev/ttyACM0 ? ?; checken
? ?speed=19200 ? ? ? ? ? ? ;
? ?channel=A ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ; single channel TNC
? ?PERSIST=64 ? ? ? ? ? ? ?; PERSIST=256/(# of transmitters-1)
? ?SLOTTIME=100 ? ? ? ? ? ?; CMSA interval timer in milliseconds
? ?TXDELAY=50 ? ? ? ? ? ? ; Transmit keyup delay in milliseconds
? ?TXTAIL=100 ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ; TX key down, in milliseconds, at packet end
? ?QUALITY=0 ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ;
? ?MINQUAL=142 ? ? ? ? ? ? ;?
? ?FRACK=8000 ? ? ? ? ? ? ?; Level 2 timout in milliseconds
? ?RESPTIME=1500 ? ? ? ? ? ; Level 2 delayed ack timer in milliseconds
? ?RETRIES=10 ? ? ? ? ? ? ?; Level 2 maximum retry value
? ?MAXFRAME=2 ? ? ? ? ? ? ?; Max outstanding frames (1 thru 7)
? ?PACLEN=120 ? ? ? ? ? ? ?; Default max packet length for this port.
? ?BCALL= ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?; BTEXT call. Unstated defaults to NODECALL
? ?L3ONLY=0 ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?; 1=No user downlink connects on this port
? ?DIGIFLAG=0 ? ? ? ? ? ? ?; Digipeat: 0=OFF, 1=ALL, 255=UI Only
? ?DIGIPORT=0 ? ? ? ? ? ? ?; Port on which to send digi¡¯d frames (0 = same port)
? ?USERS=0 ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ; Maximum number of L2 sessions, 0 = no limit
ENDPORT
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Re: TeensyPI 9K6 as a HAT
All of the versions use are listed here.
Mat
K2MJM
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Re: TeensyPI 9K6 as a HAT
John
The version you indicated by link, is that suitable for stand-alone as well ?
I have a Teensy 3.6 using the PCB version V2.
Erik
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Re: TeensyPI 9K6 as a HAT
That isn't mine so I'm afraid I don't know.
73
John
On 22/02/2021 18:41, Frank KO4FQW
wrote:
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John,
?
I used this one for Teensy 3.6 as a HAT for raspberry pi.
Is this the latest one?
?
Thanks
Frank
KO4FQW
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Re: TeensyPI 9K6 as a HAT
John,
?
I used this one for Teensy 3.6 as a HAT for raspberry pi.
Is this the latest one?
?
Thanks
Frank
KO4FQW
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Re: TeensyPI 9K6 as a HAT
The hex file for a Teensy 3.2 using the serial port on the Pi is
The source is at
73,
John
On 22/02/2021 17:52, Erik, PA0ESH
wrote:
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As a newbe i can't
seem to find the latest stand alone fIrmWare for the PI Teensy TNC
. I run version 6 and have some issues.
can someone point me to the location of the hex file or source
code.
73's. Erik, PA0ESH
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Re: TeensyPI 9K6 as a HAT
As a newbe i can't seem to find the latest stand alone fIrmWare for the PI Teensy TNC . I run version 6 and have some issues.
can someone point me to the location of the hex file or source code.
73's. Erik, PA0ESH
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Re: ts-590s bpq32 windows
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Re: ts-590s bpq32 windows
I found a guideline for the ts590s running ft8 , and followed those recommendations on setting up the menu
items .
Ray N3HYM
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Re: ts-590s bpq32 windows
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Re: Supporting multiple CM108 devices
#linbpq
This document should help:
On Sun, Feb 21, 2021 at 12:32 AM Dafcho Tabakov < lz1daf@...> wrote: Hi Doug,
Could you share some knowledge how to run VARA on Linux, please? I've
made attempts using wine but I got stuck. I am sure it's necessary to
make some library replacement using winetricks.
On 26.01.21 §Ô. 18:35, Doug Kingston wrote:
> VARAFM is running under Wine and I am using VNC for remote windowing
> access.? I had to make one tweak to Wine to make the USB devices more
> distinguishable (adding card # into the descriptive string). This is
> only an issue because I have 2 instances of VARAFM running on the same
> computer.? I will be submitting this back to the Wine project in the
> near future.
> Otherwise it runs out of the box on a modern version of
> Wine (32-bit).? I have an automated install based on Debian Buster.
>
> I was pleasantly surprised.
>
> -Doug-
>
>
--
73 Daff, LZ1DAF
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Re: linbpq terminal window scrolling
Ok, Carmine.
Interesting, as Chrome works fine here.
Have you seen the QtTermTCP docs? -?
73,
John
On 20/02/2021 23:40, Carmine Prestia
wrote:
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John:
On Sat, Feb 20, 2021 at 03:49 AM, John G8BPQ wrote:
It used to be a problem with some browsers, but I
thought I'd fixed it - it seems ok with the ones I use here.
Which browser are you using?
Chrome.
The Terminal in the Web interface isn't really
intended for regular use, just occasional troubleshooting. There
are much better terminal programs, eg QtTermTCP.
I was researching that earlier today and have to figure out how to
install it.? Another local ham is using it and has had good
success.
Thanks.
73 Carmine, K3CWP
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Re: Supporting multiple CM108 devices
#linbpq
Hi Doug,
Could you share some knowledge how to run VARA on Linux, please? I've made attempts using wine but I got stuck. I am sure it's necessary to make some library replacement using winetricks.
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On 26.01.21 §Ô. 18:35, Doug Kingston wrote: VARAFM is running under Wine and I am using VNC for remote windowing
access. I had to make one tweak to Wine to make the USB devices more
distinguishable (adding card # into the descriptive string). This is
only an issue because I have 2 instances of VARAFM running on the same
computer. I will be submitting this back to the Wine project in the
near future.
Otherwise it runs out of the box on a modern version of
Wine (32-bit). I have an automated install based on Debian Buster.
I was pleasantly surprised.
-Doug-
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73 Daff, LZ1DAF
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Anyone running a TS590S with bpq32 windows ver .26 !
What menu settings have to be changed or turned on in the radio ?
TNX
Ray N3HYM
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Re: linbpq terminal window scrolling
John:
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On Sat, Feb 20, 2021 at 03:49 AM, John G8BPQ wrote:
It used to be a problem with some browsers, but I thought I'd fixed it - it seems ok with the ones I use here. Which browser are you using?
Chrome.
The Terminal in the Web interface isn't really intended for regular use, just occasional troubleshooting. There are much better terminal programs, eg QtTermTCP.
I was researching that earlier today and have to figure out how to install it.? Another local ham is using it and has had good success. Thanks. 73 Carmine, K3CWP
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Re: You need to be signed in to save changes
Ok, I'll check into that and see if I can find what could cause it.
Thanks,
John
On 20/02/2021 18:07, K5DAT wrote:
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OK, I fleshed it out further.? The problem is only with
Port 1.? I can save changes on other ports.
Screenshot of how it looks before attempting to change:
Then edited the path (replaced KB9PVH-7 with KB9UNZ-7) and
clicked Save.
What I didn't notice previously is it changed to show Port
0 !
Then when I go back to Ports and click Beacons for port 1
it looks the same as where I started.? This is when accessing
locally via 127.0.0.1, but I don't think it matters whether I
am local or remote.
I suspect I did something to the configuration somewhere a
long time ago that caused this.
73,
Lee K5DAT
The message is warning you that you need to be signed
in - it isn't saying you aren't signed in. So long as you
are on 127.0.0.1 or signed it it will save. If not, you
get an error message "Not authorized - please sign in"
when you try to save.
At least that is what happens here!
73,
John
On 20/02/2021 17:02, K5DAT wrote:
In PiLinBPQ in the web interface when I select
"Ports" and then "Beacons" on any port, I get the
message above saying I need to be signed in to save
changes. I get this message even after signing in as
the sysop.? I also get it when I am on the host
computer web browsing to 127.0.0.1 where no signing
is normally required. I am not able to save any
changes made to the beacons.? The only way I can
change them is to edit the UIUtil.cfg file.
This issue has been there for a long time - has
not changed through several upgrades. I've been
working around it by editing the file, but it would
be nice to be able to do it the easy way.
Thanks,
Lee K5DAT
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Tadd KA2DEW in NC
Ray Adkins
pa0esh
Troy - K4JDA