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I recommend users to avoid using PulseAudio when possible as that sound system seems to "auto-magically" change inputs, outputs, levels, etc on a whim. Instead, use the ALSA "plughw" type

Sam, I changed the config to "ADEVICE pulse pulse”. Direwolf shows up in PulseAudio volume control again. No change to Direwolf’s performance. I can still transmit packets but Direwolf is not

I set the audio device to "pulse pulse" in the direwolf config. Then, I turned off the onboard device in the pulse config. That way, Alsa doesn't take over the device. -Sam KO4HBY

Thanks Robert. Originally my audio device setting was “ADEVICE plughw:2,0” and I changed it to “ADEVICE default”. My USB Audio device is 2,0 for input/output. When I change that, Direwolf

Thanks David. I will set the do switch. wrote:

You are using a default audio device.Since the Pi doesn't have a mic, an external (USB) sound card mic will become the default.However, the default speakers will more likely be the HDMI port audio, or

Is anyone familiar with configuring Direwolf to run on Raspberry Pi with an IC-705? Basically I can transmit a packet out but Direwolf doesn't seem to hear incoming packets. It is worth mentioning all

I had to play around with the RTS DTS in the direwolf.conf to get it to work with a Easy Digi that we used as a APRS gateway/digipeater/tracker. John – K5GT From: [email protected]

Hello Joe, Which sound device are you using? Is it something you made or maybe a pre-made solution like a DINAH or other device? Can you confirm if the GPIO 3 pin coming off the CM sound chip is

Hi Joe, Have you tested PTT by using "direwolf -x" in a terminal?? That tells Direwolf to transmit tones and is helpful in troubleshooting PTT issues.? If it still doesn't transmit after trying

I first set up Direwolf as a receive only Igate.? This works fine (K2EVK-10) I Have not been able to get transmit to work (day 4); Startup, no errors: pi@raspberrypi:~ $ direwolf Dire Wolf version

Thanks, I'll try that. And ... I have found that Eterm works fine. All the other terminals have the same problem. Edit: /usr/bin/direwolf -t 0?? gives me a black background with white text. Thanks

If you are using a shortcut on your Pi desktop or start menu, right click on that, and select Properties. See the Command in the picture below. If you are running direwolf from crontab or a script

I do not know how to use those switches. Could you give me an example.

This was fixed in Direwolf v1.6 to cope with upstream changes in the Lx terminal application. You will need to compile your own version of Direwolf to get this new version as "Stretch" is EOL.

Try the -t argument. -t ( https://www.mankier.com/1/direwolf#-t ) n Text colors. ?0=disabled. 1=default. ?2,3,4,... alternatives. ?Use 9 to test compatibility with your terminal.

When using Direwolf for Raspberry PI version 1.3-2, apparently the most recent in the repositories for Stretch. Is there a way to changes the colors Direwolf uses? I have the termianl set for a white

Hello David, Thanks for the reply/answer and sorry for coming back so late. I did test some things over the past few days, so I got somewhat of a solution. You are right I am not using the build-in

Hi Patrick, Thanks for the help, jobs all sorted out now.. But I do have a question, I'm presuming this additional level of filtering, to give more flexability has been added since version 1.3 was the

I looked over your config file and I see the issue. By default, Direwolf only sends messages to individuals heard in the last 30 minutes. To change this, insert a line after your IGFILTER statement.It