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I received the Digirig and tested it with a handheld and the proper cable. I set the audio and it hasn't quit working. I like it so much, I ordered a cable for an old Icom 2700 to make it a permanent

Now that the script is running, I see alerts being sent as messages: https://aprs.fi/?c=message&call=W4LUC-1 The K2IE git doesn't illustrate how the output should behave, so I'm a bit confused. For

Hello Dave, Thank you for the report on the ALSA fixes and now we wait for the downstreams to get this important fix. I imagine that will take a long time to happen so a lot of people will get

With the simple correction to the problem having been identified (thank you Dan Cross) the 04-May-2023 file on the https://www.alsa-project.org/files/pub/lib/ site is not the updated version. The Git

I'm using Direwolf with a Digirig Mobile for my APRS Digi/iGate. It's been working great. 73, Brent WG0A

Hi Rob - Thanks for the heads-up. I ordered the Digirig Mobile. Apologies for any confusion caused by my calling it a Digilink. Currently, I plan to use it at 1200 baud and perhaps one day dive into

I am confident the DigiLink documentation will give some good information on how to setup PTT. Are you referring to the DigiLink Nano interface?I did a quick look and the documentation shows it using

Thanks for the many detailed responses to my questions, they're much appreciated.? I have ordered a Digilink which will handle the PTT and send audio to the radio.? Hopefully, once connected, I'll

There are many different radio interface variations that can be used. If anything is missing from this Radio Interface Guide, let me know so it can be improved.

So your real issue is not that of using the Mobilinkd TNC4 with Direwolf, but generating a PTT signal for your radio using Direwolf on a Raspberry Pi. When using a soundcard interface and a Raspberry

I use a DINAH USB audio device that also provides PTT for the radio.? It was originally designed for Allstar, but with a simple trace cut to disable auto-level-adjust or something like that, it works

Agree that two TNCs makes no sense. My issue is how do you key the radio? ?Something in my direwolf.conf mustn't be right, or I need a modified cable to go between the Pi and the radio.

Just to add to WG0A’s comment, in the video replies, Jason adds: “Direwolf is a software TNC and TNC4 is a hardware TNC. You can’t use two TNCs at the same time”

Direwolf, like the Mobilinkd is designed to connect to the audio of a radio and decode AX.25 packets. Rather than hooking the Mobilinkd up to direwolf, you probably want to look at an APRS program

"Jessie" is ancient Debian, I'll strongly advise Debian Bookworm and Dire Wolf version 1.7 BETA TEST 5 via git clone https://github.com/wb2osz/direwolf.git

https://github.com/wb2osz/direwolf/blob/master/doc/Bluetooth-KISS-TNC.pdf

Please provide a link to the guide that you're following?

Thank you Douglas.? My intention was to use the Mobilinkd to key the radio.? I am open to any interface at this point.? In the end, all I would like to accomplish is to connect from a Raspberry Pi

From what I understand that Direwolf is a TNC that uses sound devices.? You can't interface another TNC device (like the Mobilink or KPC's) with Direwolf. I believe the SERIALKISSPOLL is only to

Hey All - Trying to use a Mobilinkd Tnc 4 to connect Direwolf to my radio as a digi.? Following the steps in the guide, "Build a Bluetooth KISS TNC with a Raspberry Pi and Dire Wolf", all steps were