Re: problem implementing tone-keyed radio-to-soundcard interface
Okay, thanks, I'll butt out then.
I took a look at the referenced PDF.? We have had Stephen (WA8LMF) give talks at club meetings.? He makes a lot of good information available to the HAM community.? And it has been my experience that he knows the information he posts to be accurate, so I will leave that part alon. The PDF clearly shows the peak detector circuit to control the PTT. What I still find in your diagram vs. the PDF diagram: ? Sound card audio has a 500 ohm 'volume control' after the 10k resistor when the sound card is in use.? You leave out that resistor. ? The PDF shows an option for adding a larger parallel capacitor to increase the PTT tail.? ????? I'd suggest choosing the value you need (say try 0.047uF and determine what works for you) and leave it without an option. ? I think you want the LEDs in parallel (not series),  ?I didn't add the 500 ohm Mic level control. ------- Rob KB8RCO
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Hello Luc,
The D710's "tune" button is on the control head so when the APRS
system running on VFO-A decodes a specific APRS beacon packet and
you press the "tune" button, the radio can QSY VFO-B to that same
frequency, PL tone.? Your I assume your Yaesu FT2600 is meant to be
a dedicated APRS radio so having such an option from DIrewolf would
QSY your radio away from 144.390 to this alternative frequency.?
That would be bad.? It doesn't matter though as your Yaesu radio
doesn't support RIG control so you cannot remotely change it's
frequency anyway.? Very few VHF/UHF FM radios offer rig control but
the Kenwood v71/D710s do (though they are all EOLed now).
--David
KI6ZHD
On 03/19/2023 12:11 PM, Luc Drolet
VE2LUQ wrote:
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Hello everyone,
Wow, you said several things OK, if I understood correctly
at the level of the repeater where my Rasperry is located
with Direwolf I must have a Kenwood radio to connect with my
raspberry PI "Direwolf"
Because I don't know what to do!!!
Currently I have a Yaesu FT2600
to activate this function on Kenwood TH-D710 radios
Thanks for your help
Greatly appreciate
Luc Drolet
VE2 LUQ
Président de VE2CVA
C.R.A.V.A.
Club Radio Amateur Vallée de l'Amiante
VE2 CVA
ve2cva@...
ldrolet@...
Instagram
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Echolink =
? VE2RVA-R ? ?NODE #24560
Sécurité
Civil du Québec, Node #1400
Le 19 mars 2023 à 14:11, Danny K5CG
<k5cg@...> a écrit :
> You need the Kenwood PG-5H
cable
Or if you already
have RT Systems software for either the TM-D10A or
TM-V71A, you can use the USB-K5D Programming
Cable.
Danny,?K5CG
user of YAAC :)
YAAC's repeaterfinder plugin has the
logic to parse APRS repeater objects and send the
commands to tune a Kenwood radio as well. You need
the Kenwood PG-5H cable to the transceiver body to
send the tuning commands. The repeaterfinder plugin
also can tune Icom radios using CI-V command
protocol.
Andrew, KA2DDO
author of YAAC
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Hello everyone,
Wow, you said several things OK, if I understood correctly at the level of the repeater where my Rasperry is located with Direwolf I must have a Kenwood radio to connect with my raspberry PI "Direwolf"
Because I don't know what to do!!!
Currently I have a Yaesu FT2600
to activate this function on Kenwood TH-D710 radios
Thanks for your help Greatly appreciate
Luc Drolet VE2 LUQ
Président de VE2CVA
C.R.A.V.A.
Club Radio Amateur Vallée de l'Amiante
VE2 CVA
ve2cva@...
ldrolet@...
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100070541539498 Instagram :?https://www.instagram.com/ve2cva/ Echolink = ? VE2RVA-R ? ?NODE #24560 Sécurité Civil du Québec, Node #1400
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Le 19 mars 2023 à 14:11, Danny K5CG <k5cg@...> a écrit :
> You need the Kenwood PG-5H cable
Or if you already have RT Systems software for either the TM-D10A or TM-V71A, you can use the USB-K5D Programming Cable.
Danny,?K5CG user of YAAC :)
From: "Andrew P." <andrewemt@...> To: "direwolf" < [email protected]> Sent: Sunday, March 19, 2023 1:00:22 PM Subject: Re: [direwolf] TH-D710 and DIREWOLF
YAAC's repeaterfinder plugin has the logic to parse APRS repeater objects and send the commands to tune a Kenwood radio as well. You need the Kenwood PG-5H cable to the transceiver body to send the tuning commands. The repeaterfinder plugin
also can tune Icom radios using CI-V command protocol.
Andrew, KA2DDO
author of YAAC
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> You need the Kenwood PG-5H cable
Or if you already have RT Systems software for either the TM-D10A or TM-V71A, you can use the USB-K5D Programming Cable.
Danny,?K5CG user of YAAC :)
From: "Andrew P." <andrewemt@...> To: "direwolf" < [email protected]> Sent: Sunday, March 19, 2023 1:00:22 PM Subject: Re: [direwolf] TH-D710 and DIREWOLF
YAAC's repeaterfinder plugin has the logic to parse APRS repeater objects and send the commands to tune a Kenwood radio as well. You need the Kenwood PG-5H cable to the transceiver body to send the tuning commands. The repeaterfinder plugin
also can tune Icom radios using CI-V command protocol.
Andrew, KA2DDO
author of YAAC
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YAAC's repeaterfinder plugin has the logic to parse APRS repeater objects and send the commands to tune a Kenwood radio as well. You need the Kenwood PG-5H cable to the transceiver body to send the tuning commands. The repeaterfinder plugin
also can tune Icom radios using CI-V command protocol.
Andrew, KA2DDO
author of YAAC
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Hi Luc,
The Tune function is a feature of the TM-D710 and some other radios whereby you can have the non data-band side of the radio QSY to the frequency advertised in an APRS packet, but only IF the APRS packet is decoded by the radio's internal TNC AND the APRS
packet is in the correct format here. See here
You can advertise the frequency of your repeater in direwolf by sending that format. I don't know exactly what to add to the direwolf.conf because I use YAAC to beacon my repeater.
It should look like this?
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443.825MHz C123 + AllStar 480361 |
I hope that helps even a little.
Danny
K5CG / VA3UE
From: "Luc Drolet VE2LUQ" <ldrolet@...>
To: "direwolf" < [email protected]>
Sent: Sunday, March 19, 2023 11:51:38 AM
Subject: [direwolf] TH-D710 and DIREWOLF
Hello everyone,
this morning during our amateur radio lunch
there is one of my members, who asked me a question about DIREWOLF
it works with a Kenwood TH-D710 radio
and he tells me that he has a "Tune" function on his Radio and if he activates this function
it could go directly to a frequency according to direwolf
Does DIREWOLF have this on
I give an example
on the site where APRS is located I have a 145.130 Mhz repeater
and my question is if DIREWOLF can I put this information in direwolf
and Kenwood TH-D710 operators and as soon as they press the "TUNE" function, their second "VFO" automatically switches to 145.130 Mhz
Thank you all for your help, hoping to understand me
Good day
Luc Drolet VE2 LUQ
Président de VE2CVA
C.R.A.V.A.
Club Radio Amateur Vallée de l'Amiante
VE2 CVA
ve2cva@...
ldrolet@...
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100070541539498
Instagram :?https://www.instagram.com/ve2cva/
Echolink = ? VE2RVA-R ? ?NODE #24560
Sécurité Civil du Québec, Node #1400
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Hi Luc,
The Tune function is a feature of the TM-D710 and some other radios whereby you can have the non data-band side of the radio QSY to the frequency advertised in an APRS packet, but only IF the APRS packet is decoded by the radio's internal TNC AND the APRS packet is in the correct format here. See here
You can advertise the frequency of your repeater in direwolf by sending that format. I don't know exactly what to add to the direwolf.conf because I use YAAC to beacon my repeater.
It should look like this?
| Comment: | 443.825MHz C123 + AllStar 480361 |
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I hope that helps even a little.
Danny K5CG / VA3UE
From: "Luc Drolet VE2LUQ" <ldrolet@...> To: "direwolf" < [email protected]> Sent: Sunday, March 19, 2023 11:51:38 AM Subject: [direwolf] TH-D710 and DIREWOLF
Hello everyone, this morning during our amateur radio lunch there is one of my members, who asked me a question about DIREWOLF it works with a Kenwood TH-D710 radio and he tells me that he has a "Tune" function on his Radio and if he activates this function it could go directly to a frequency according to direwolf Does DIREWOLF have this on I give an example on the site where APRS is located I have a 145.130 Mhz repeater and my question is if DIREWOLF can I put this information in direwolf and Kenwood TH-D710 operators and as soon as they press the "TUNE" function, their second "VFO" automatically switches to 145.130 Mhz Thank you all for your help, hoping to understand me Good day
Luc Drolet VE2 LUQ
Président de VE2CVA
C.R.A.V.A.
Club Radio Amateur Vallée de l'Amiante
VE2 CVA
ve2cva@...
ldrolet@...
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100070541539498 Instagram :?https://www.instagram.com/ve2cva/ Echolink = ? VE2RVA-R ? ?NODE #24560 Sécurité Civil du Québec, Node #1400
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Re: problem implementing tone-keyed radio-to-soundcard interface
I took a look at the referenced PDF.? We have had Stephen (WA8LMF) give talks at club meetings.? He makes a lot of good information available to the HAM community.? And it has been my experience that he knows the information he posts to be accurate, so I will leave that part alon. The PDF clearly shows the peak detector circuit to control the PTT. What I still find in your diagram vs. the PDF diagram: ? Sound card audio has a 500 ohm 'volume control' after the 10k resistor when the sound card is in use.? You leave out that resistor. ? The PDF shows an option for adding a larger parallel capacitor to increase the PTT tail.? ????? I'd suggest choosing the value you need (say try 0.047uF and determine what works for you) and leave it without an option. ? I think you want the LEDs in parallel (not series),  ?I didn't add the 500 ohm Mic level control. ------- Rob KB8RCO
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Hello everyone,
this morning during our amateur radio lunch there is one of my members, who asked me a question about DIREWOLF it works with a Kenwood TH-D710 radio and he tells me that he has a "Tune" function on his Radio and if he activates this function it could go directly to a frequency according to direwolf
Does DIREWOLF have this on I give an example
on the site where APRS is located I have a 145.130 Mhz repeater and my question is if DIREWOLF can I put this information in direwolf and Kenwood TH-D710 operators and as soon as they press the "TUNE" function, their second "VFO" automatically switches to 145.130 Mhz
Thank you all for your help, hoping to understand me
Good day
Luc Drolet VE2 LUQ
Président de VE2CVA
C.R.A.V.A.
Club Radio Amateur Vallée de l'Amiante
VE2 CVA
ve2cva@...
ldrolet@...
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100070541539498 Instagram :?https://www.instagram.com/ve2cva/ Echolink = ? VE2RVA-R ? ?NODE #24560 Sécurité Civil du Québec, Node #1400
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Re: problem implementing tone-keyed radio-to-soundcard interface
The block diagram is a bit harder to follow for me, and I found it after I looked at the PDF. The schematic in the PDF is much easier to follow.
The input audio is amplified by the first half of the op-amp, The output is rectified by the diode and the resulting DC is used to charge the capacitors (earlier e-mail) That DC is used by the second half of the op-amp (as a switch) to control the turn on/off of the leds. The one led obviously being the one in the opto. If you want to see the output from the opto you would have to connect a load, for instance an LED with a 1k resistor from B+ to the collector of the opto. I'm reasonably sure any op-amp would work for the application LM386 MC1488 etc. If you look up the application notes for op-amps there is probably a detailed explanation of the + - inputs (inverting and non-inverting) and how they relate to the output. I was originally surprised that there was not a split supply, but as the op-amp is used the way it is, it is probably not necessary to reproduce the input waveforms verbatim as they are only looking to make DC.
Rob and Sid, I think all of the op-amp circuit is not present. The gist as I see it is the audio is amplified, rectified to dc, which charges the capacitors for a hang time into the second half of the op-amp. If the caps have dc then the output inverts and? is low, turning on the leds for the opto and indicator. The output from the opto (collector) goes low and PTT happens. I am sure you guys arrived at the same conclusions I did.
Years ago I built a similar circuit for a fast, no tail squelch. I used the op-amp to control a 4066 switch. It worked the same only if audio (un-squelched noise was present) it held the 4066 closed. If a signal (no white noise) was present, the 4066 was connected. The problem was if the circuit was overdriven with audio it would chop as it would see audio as noise, so the levels had to be set accordingly. Not a big deal and worked great FOR VOICE. I don't know how well this keying circuit would work for data as what is considered fast for audio might be way too slow for data from the point of keying and un-keying. I personally would NOT bother with re-inventing the wheel and use a GPIO pin for the PTT. I am also not a fan of audio transformers but that is probably just me as I have never had a lot of luck with them and, for me, seem to be hard to get for some reason, although I did just strip some out of an audio control rack.
The intention of the resistor and capacitors is to hold the input for the second op-amp (PTT control) providing delay. The resistor bleeds off the charge on the capacitors (capacity adds in parallel), so the more capacitance the more the delay and the resistor bleeds off the charge to release the PTT. 73 de Gil ve7bul?
On Sat, Mar 18, 2023 at 8:40?PM Sidney Tupper < sid@...> wrote: Thanks for responding, Rob.? Yes, as I understand it and hope, the circuit is meant to activate the PTT while it's sending APRS data, like VOX.? The designer (see link below in the thread)?claims it's fast enough to do that without losing any of the data.? Unfortunately his email address is inactive so I haven't been able to get guidance from him.??
I'll have to educate myself better on op-amps.? I have no idea what the intention of the resistors and capacitors is.? But your ideas about the circuit make sense to me.? I'll have another look at my soldering joints and the actual vs design layout of the circuit to see if I can find something wrong.? I have faith that the designer wouldn't have taken the trouble to document the thing if he hadn't built and tested it first.
Worst case, I can find a circuit with PTT activated directly by direwolf instead of this VOXy approach.
Thanks again!
Sid
VA7SDO?
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Re: problem implementing tone-keyed radio-to-soundcard interface
Rob and Sid, I think all of the op-amp circuit is not present. The gist as I see it is the audio is amplified, rectified to dc, which charges the capacitors for a hang time into the second half of the op-amp. If the caps have dc then the output inverts and? is low, turning on the leds for the opto and indicator. The output from the opto (collector) goes low and PTT happens. I am sure you guys arrived at the same conclusions I did.
Years ago I built a similar circuit for a fast, no tail squelch. I used the op-amp to control a 4066 switch. It worked the same only if audio (un-squelched noise was present) it held the 4066 closed. If a signal (no white noise) was present, the 4066 was connected. The problem was if the circuit was overdriven with audio it would chop as it would see audio as noise, so the levels had to be set accordingly. Not a big deal and worked great FOR VOICE. I don't know how well this keying circuit would work for data as what is considered fast for audio might be way too slow for data from the point of keying and un-keying. I personally would NOT bother with re-inventing the wheel and use a GPIO pin for the PTT. I am also not a fan of audio transformers but that is probably just me as I have never had a lot of luck with them and, for me, seem to be hard to get for some reason, although I did just strip some out of an audio control rack.
The intention of the resistor and capacitors is to hold the input for the second op-amp (PTT control) providing delay. The resistor bleeds off the charge on the capacitors (capacity adds in parallel), so the more capacitance the more the delay and the resistor bleeds off the charge to release the PTT. 73 de Gil ve7bul?
On Sat, Mar 18, 2023 at 8:40?PM Sidney Tupper < sid@...> wrote: Thanks for responding, Rob.? Yes, as I understand it and hope, the circuit is meant to activate the PTT while it's sending APRS data, like VOX.? The designer (see link below in the thread)?claims it's fast enough to do that without losing any of the data.? Unfortunately his email address is inactive so I haven't been able to get guidance from him.??
I'll have to educate myself better on op-amps.? I have no idea what the intention of the resistors and capacitors is.? But your ideas about the circuit make sense to me.? I'll have another look at my soldering joints and the actual vs design layout of the circuit to see if I can find something wrong.? I have faith that the designer wouldn't have taken the trouble to document the thing if he hadn't built and tested it first.
Worst case, I can find a circuit with PTT activated directly by direwolf instead of this VOXy approach.
Thanks again!
Sid
VA7SDO?
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Re: problem implementing tone-keyed radio-to-soundcard interface
Thanks for responding, Rob.? Yes, as I understand it and hope, the circuit is meant to activate the PTT while it's sending APRS data, like VOX.? The designer (see link below in the thread)?claims it's fast enough to do that without losing any of the data.? Unfortunately his email address is inactive so I haven't been able to get guidance from him.??
I'll have to educate myself better on op-amps.? I have no idea what the intention of the resistors and capacitors is.? But your ideas about the circuit make sense to me.? I'll have another look at my soldering joints and the actual vs design layout of the circuit to see if I can find something wrong.? I have faith that the designer wouldn't have taken the trouble to document the thing if he hadn't built and tested it first.
Worst case, I can find a circuit with PTT activated directly by direwolf instead of this VOXy approach.
Thanks again!
Sid
VA7SDO?
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Re: problem implementing tone-keyed radio-to-soundcard interface
In theory, that is the purpose of the 4N25 optoisolator.? However, in practice, the sound card is not differential, so it really isn't isolated.
As for the rest, I am not sure what you are trying to do with this circuit.
Are you trying to use this as a pseudo VOX for the PTT?
?? In other words, you want the LM158 to generate the proper signal to cause the PTT to active the radio?
I am not following the circuit.
?? The 4N25 seems to have 5V on it (through diode), which is looking or ground to activate the PTT.
? Since the other end is connected to Bout, that means Bout is suppose to provide that ground when you want to send.
? So whatever the end result, the circuit needs to be inverting (when audio is in, Bout needs to be low?
So A and A- are the first amplifier stage.? But this has no feedback to provide amplification.? Is this intended to just be an inverting buffer?
The output (Aout) goes through a diode and into the second stage (B-).
? Are the diodes, caps, and resistors intended to be a peak detector?? The B stage has no feedback either, just another inverter?
Or am I looking at this wrong?
-------
Rob KB8RCO
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Re: Struggling to Run rtl_fm and direwolf as a service, or startup, or something -- tried all the things from previous posts
thank you David
that works just fine
took me a bit to gather that the command actually needs to be in 2 places
not sure why that is, maybe a definition? and then a execution
but it works great
I stuck it in a crontab so it takes care of itself
super
thanks again
de k9wkj
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Re: APRS packet every 30 seconds.
Thanks for the info. ?I did do a Google in it and see it was an upgrade card for TNC-X’s. ?Looks like a nifty decide actually, (if it weren’t TX’ing every 30 seconds a bad packet): ?it’s not that pressing, just annoying because I can’t really use my LCD on RPi as intended because it’s full of these errors beacons.
This is some more info:
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Digipeater WIDE2 (probably K8YSE-1) audio level = 101(33/33) ? [NONE] ? :_||||___ [0.3] CDM AL>APRS,K8UI-5,K8YSE-1,WIDE2*:X-Digi Test.
ERROR!!! ?Unknown APRS Data Type Indicator "X" Use of "APRS" in the destination field is obsolete. ?You can help to improve the quality of APRS signals. Tell the sender (CDM AL) to use the proper product code from http://www.aprs.org/aprs11/tocalls.txt Source Address, "CDM AL" contains character other than letter or digit in character position 4.
*** The origin and journey of this packet should receive some scrutiny. ***
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On Mar 18, 2023, at 1:39 PM, Rob Giuliano via groups.io <kb8rco@...> wrote:
?On Sat, Mar 18, 2023 at 01:12 PM, J K wrote:
even if did find the sender what’s the best approach to be tactful about it (some people can be weird if they think you are “calling them out”).
Forgot to comment on the final part: The starting point would be to point out the issue with the space in the "sender" section. Then as making suggestions, bring up the rapid rate. ? ------- Rob KB8RCO
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Re: APRS packet every 30 seconds.
Hello N8JLK,
Which of your APRS stations shown on APRS.FI is hearing this
“X-Digi”/ “CDM AL” station?? Looking on say
(raw view), it's not showing
it.
--David
KI6ZHD
On 03/18/2023 10:11 AM, J K via
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Someone it seems must’ve put together some “X-Digi” device that is sending out a junk packet ever 30 seconds. The “sender” is “CDM AL”, whatever that means, and of course DireWolf hates it because there is whitespace in the fourth position. The packet also says it’s an “X-Digi Test”. (Whatever an X-Digi is.)
This has been going on now non-stop over a month.
You’d think someone would notice their radio is TX’ing ever 30 seconds.
What’s the best way to tactfully approach this? I suppose “Fox hunting” is possible (would have to decode the signal while searching as there is a lot of traffic on APRS), but even if did find the sender what’s the best approach to be tactful about it (some people can be weird if they think you are “calling them out”).
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Re: problem implementing tone-keyed radio-to-soundcard interface
Thanks very much for the help, Rob and Gil.? It's making more sense now.? I changed the circuit to this: (from??schematic, page 6)  I thought that the point of the 4N25 opto-isolator was to separate the PTT ground from the circuit ground, but in my radio G and MG are the same. With measured ~110mVac at the sound card output (my phone with spotify), I get ~500mVac at PTT but the led doesn't light.? When I take the phone away it doesn't change. I'd be grateful for ideas on how to debug this.? Also I'm not very clear on what the LM158 op-amp is is for, besides increasing the input voltage.
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Re: APRS packet every 30 seconds.
On Sat, Mar 18, 2023 at 01:12 PM, J K wrote:
even if did find the sender what’s the best approach to be tactful about it (some people can be weird if they think you are “calling them out”).
Forgot to comment on the final part: The starting point would be to point out the issue with the space in the "sender" section. Then as making suggestions, bring up the rapid rate. ? ------- Rob KB8RCO
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Re: APRS packet every 30 seconds.
I can help with part of this. X-Digi is by John Hanson of TNC-X. The X-Digi was an addon board that allowed the TNC to be a stand alone DIGI. MFJ now sells the MFJ1270 and the x-digi addon board from his design.
What is the best way to find the radio? Good question.?
I do not think the TNC-X has a TO designation (as it is just hardware), nor do any of the 2 addon boards (as far as I know).
If you are lucky, and have some way of looking at station list (MHEARD) with comments, you can look for MFJ1270 or TNC-X in the comment.
What is the location (area) with the issue?? Maybe a look through nearby stations would give a clue. Of course Direction Finding is always an option, but kind of tough on a busy frequency.
On Saturday, March 18, 2023 at 01:12:17 PM EDT, J K via groups.io <kuhnje@...> wrote:
Someone it seems must’ve put together some “X-Digi” device that is sending out a junk packet ever 30 seconds.? The “sender” is “CDM AL”, whatever that means, and of course DireWolf hates it because there is whitespace in the fourth position. The packet also says it’s an “X-Digi Test”.? (Whatever an X-Digi is.)
This has been going on now non-stop over a month.
You’d think someone would notice their radio is TX’ing ever 30 seconds.
What’s the best way to tactfully approach this?? I suppose “Fox hunting” is possible (would have to decode the signal while searching as there is a lot of traffic on APRS), but even if did find the sender what’s the best approach to be tactful about it (some people can be weird if they think you are “calling them out”).
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APRS packet every 30 seconds.
Someone it seems must’ve put together some “X-Digi” device that is sending out a junk packet ever 30 seconds. The “sender” is “CDM AL”, whatever that means, and of course DireWolf hates it because there is whitespace in the fourth position. The packet also says it’s an “X-Digi Test”. (Whatever an X-Digi is.)
This has been going on now non-stop over a month.
You’d think someone would notice their radio is TX’ing ever 30 seconds.
What’s the best way to tactfully approach this? I suppose “Fox hunting” is possible (would have to decode the signal while searching as there is a lot of traffic on APRS), but even if did find the sender what’s the best approach to be tactful about it (some people can be weird if they think you are “calling them out”).
Sent from my iPhone 13 Pro Max
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Re: Struggling to Run rtl_fm and direwolf as a service, or startup, or something -- tried all the things from previous posts
Hello k9wkj,
Sorry for the delay but I've been researching your issue and needed
to setup an RTL SDR to do actual testing.? During that testing, I
remember this issue was brought up some time ago:
??
I can confirm this specific post/approach within this Github issue
works for me where as the other posts/approaches don't work.? I
think the root issue here is the multiple levels of abstraction
using variables when trying to be user friendly actually makes the
Bash shell script break.?
I've attached a copy of the modified script here and we'll see if
groups.io posts it or not.? If it does, review it and give it a try
and let us know if it works or not.
--David
KI6ZHD
On 03/16/2023 01:56 PM, k9wkj wrote:
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David,
here is the tail of /var/tmp/dw-start.log
Thu Mar 16 12:36:52 PM CDT
2023
Direwolf in GUI mode start
up
DISPLAY=:0
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Direwolf in CLI mode start
up
No Sockets found in /run/screen/S-digiremote.
for a bit more background
digiremote@orangepione:~$
uname -a
Linux orangepione
5.15.80-sunxi #22.11.1 SMP Wed Nov 30 11:13:48 UTC 2022
armv7l armv7l armv7l GNU/Linux
response from dpkg
direwolf is already the
newest version (1.6+dfsg-2)
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Danny K5CG