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Hi Chuck, Qtsoundmodem running on different machine. 44.137.31.76 QtSoundModem.ini [Init] CM108Addr= DispMode=1 DualChan=1 DualPTT=1 FLRigHost=127.0.0.1 FLRigPort=12345 HamLibHost=44.137.31.76

BPQ controls the radio, so you set CI-V address and serial port in the Radio or RigConfig sections of bpq32.cfg. In QtSM change the Sound Card setting to match your new hw: number. 73, John

Hi This works very well for me, I don't notice any performance change either. Works perfectly with the original source and the snoop/mix. Thanks. 73 Niels Op 21-1-2025 om 17:57 schreef John G8BPQ via

With both the latest master and develop branches removing the call to? snd_pcm_hw_params_set_period_size_near fixes the sharing problem for me. This is in ALSASound.c or ALSA.c depending on the

GM Chuck, [email protected]> wrote: That should be correct for the sound device in QtSM based on what was reported via aplay and arecord.

My IC-7100 stopped transmitting power. I want to use my IC-7300 in its place. I have been running pilinbpq (on a rpi;-) since December 2020 and QtSoundModem64 on a tiny x86 laptop for about 2 years. I

DIGIFLAG works if using the KISS interface but not the UZ7HO driver. Or you can set up SoundModem to digipeat independent of BPQ 73, John

I do not use soundmodem but if I remember correctly, if you use the UZ7HO driver then the L2 processing happens in the soundmodem configuration.? If you use the BPQ2AGW driver then L2 processing

Hi, Does the DIGIFLAG for digipeating work with UZ7HO soundmodem? My system is not digipeating here.? ?Any advice appreciated. Cheers.

I provided the original file to John, and he informed me that the CTText I used was too long. CTText is limited to 510 characters, but mine was 533 characters. Thank you, John and everyone. 73, Tom

Here is an python tcp script that could be used to list goods and services needed or available. https://github.com/kq4cin/Packet-apps.git

Yes i noticed that when i used the link you provided. Thanks Bob

Sorry, that's the same map. nodemap.g8bpq.net is an alias for guardian.no-ip.org 73, John

No i am looking on http://nodemap.g8bpq.net:81/ Ok that is good information, pretty steep learning curve beyond basic node activation. Thanks again John Bob

Are you talking about the maps at http://guardian.no-ip.org:81/ and vps1.g8bpq.net? If so, you don't configure anything. Your call will be red and will appear on the Heard map if you hear packets on a

I tried adding info to the MAPCOMMENT parameter and adding the UPDATEMAP parameter, with no change to the map listing….. would help to know what the map keys on to make the decision if the node is

I need the actual file, not a listing of it. Thanks, John

Thanks guys. Back up and running normally. -Chris KQ6UP <kilo5dat@...> wrote: -- Thanks, Chris Maness

shure, here it is, only ASCII. Host is a Linux Mint, aktual patchlevel. SIMPLE LOCATOR=JN59NG NODECALL=DO1ATM-10 NODEALIAS=RHBBS CTEXT: Willkommen in der RHBBS von DO1ATM (ein Linpbq Node) ____ _ _

Ok NO KISSHF does not report, which explains why my WinRPR is not showing.