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Re: Setting up for HF
Yeah, COM6.? Somewhere in the Soundmodem PTT config it should also show what pin it's using on the comport, whether RTS, DTR, or both.? Here's Direwolf's PTT section, just adjust one of the lines accordingly and delete the # to enable it, or add a new line.? If the radio immediately goes into transmit when you start Direwolf, stop Direwolf and change the PTT line to what works.? I had one setup where that happened, so I had to use some variation of inverted RTS or DTR or something, but it worked.
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Re: Setting up for HF
When I hit send, it indeed does put rig into transmit with Soundmodem.? PTT port is COM6 in Soundmodem.? Would I use that in Direwolf?? I tried Direwolf with aprs and when I monitor it sounds good,, just not throwing rig into transmit.? So, in my feeble mind, I feel I'm close....
OK, once again I think I am very close.? Making noise, putting rig into transmit, but nothing going out.? Have to configure speakers/mic.? I'll get it yet! Thanks for help folks. |
Re: Multiple Sound cards on Raspberry Pi 1200 / 9600.
Various action have been taken:
Here are the config for the two instance of direwolf, as recommended by John only PTT CM108 and the -d no output of both vhf/uhf. direwolf_-d_ no_output vhf-uhf.txt
direwolf_-d_ no_output vhf-uhf.txt
direwolf_uhf.txt
direwolf_uhf.txt
direwolf_vhf.txt
direwolf_vhf.txt
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Re: RPi cron not working for me
Hi David
Here is the latest log as you suggested. This is the cron session at the one minute interval. Everything appears normal but I am no expert.? Direwolf is not running, since 'pidof direwolf' returns nothing. Mar 01 13:01:01 aprs-digi CRON[5123]: pam_unix(cron:session): session opened for user btw(uid=1000) by (uid=0) Mar 01 13:01:01 aprs-digi CRON[5124]: (btw) CMD (/home/btw/dw-start.sh >/dev/null 2>&1) Mar 01 13:01:31 aprs-digi CRON[5123]: pam_unix(cron:session): session closed for user btw |
Re: Setting up for HF
That sounds normal for 1200-baud or even 300-baud transmission time, for an APRS beacon.? VARA is a lot longer by comparison (I have VARA APRS running here also). What method of PTT are you using with Soundmodem, maybe RTL or DTR on whichever comport?? Is sounds like Soundmodem is working like it should, but curious what it uses for PTT for your Yaesu.? If you do use Direwolf, I imagine you wouldn't need Hamlib, just the same RTL/DTR config as Soundmodem.
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Re: RPi cron not working for me
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýHello Benson, When you say "sudo crontab", what are you thinking this command should do?? Are you trying to edit the tasks of things cron is supposed to do?? That would actually be done using the command "crontab -e" for your "abc" user and if you want to do it for the root user with root permissions, you'd do "sudo crontab -e".? Maybe you are expecting this command it will run all scheduled jobs right then and there?? That's not what it will do. Maybe there are errors about starting the dw-start.sh script.? Look at the cron logs with: ?? sudo journalctl -u cron --David KI6ZHD On 03/01/2024 08:38 AM, Benson via
groups.io wrote:
I'll preface this by saying that I am not a Linux expert but I can usually get by OK. I have DW installed and running fine on my Rpi 4/Bookworm (CLI only - I'm using SSH to access the Pi). "Running fine" meaning that I can start DW from the command line thusly: /home/abc/dw-start.sh >/dev/null 2>&1??? After 15 seconds or so, DW is up and running in Screen.? But I just cannot get it to run from cron.? Right now I'm using "sudo crontab" but I've tried it without sudo as well. |
RPi cron not working for me
I'll preface this by saying that I am not a Linux expert but I can usually get by OK. I have DW installed and running fine on my Rpi 4/Bookworm (CLI only - I'm using SSH to access the Pi). "Running fine" meaning that I can start DW from the command line thusly: /home/abc/dw-start.sh >/dev/null 2>&1??? After 15 seconds or so, DW is up and running in Screen.? But I just cannot get it to run from cron.? Right now I'm using "sudo crontab" but I've tried it without sudo as well.
Contents of crontab -l: 1,15,30,45 * * * * /home/xxx/dw-start.sh >/dev/null 2>&1 Permissions: -rwxr-xr-x? 1 abc? abc ? 5894 Feb 29 15:51 dw-start.sh What could I be missing? |
Re: How does one change fonts in the XASTIR maps?
On Fri, Mar 1, 2024 at 9:50?AM David Ranch <direwolf-groupsio@...> wrote:
Agree that this is not the correct forum to discuss Xastir specifically. That said, there is an option labeled "text on black" or something of that nature that IMO is much easier to read. 73, Lee K5DAT |
Re: How does one change fonts in the XASTIR maps?
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýI agree with Rob here as this Direwolf forum is not the place to get help with Xastir.? That said, I'm also on the Xastir email list and this has been discussed there many times.? I recommend to search the archives and try some of the previous solutions other people implemented.? If none of those work for you, then it would be time to create a new post about your issue, what you've tried, and what you need specific help with.? Good luck! --David KI6ZHD On 03/01/2024 07:04 AM, Rob Giuliano
via groups.io wrote:
Although there are probably many Direwolf users that also use Xastir, ... |
Re: MFJ-1270 and AX2.0 repeats the data
David, Thanks for the input. I have been busy with a few other things and just got back to this issue. The results were the same when I tried AGW. I was watching BPQ in a window and saw that BPQ shutdown almost immediately when ¡°stats¡± or other large block of data was requested. The following is the port definition for the Direwolf and soundcard AGW port: ;----- AWG Radio Port Definition ----- ?PORTNUM=2 ?ID=AGWPE Port 1 Soundcard Left ?TYPE=EXTERNAL ?IOADDR=1F40 ??CHANNEL=A ?QUALITY=192 ?PACLEN=128 ?TXDELAY=400 ??FRACK=7000 ??RESPTIME=1500 ??MAXFRAME=4 ??RETRIES=6 ?SLOTTIME=100 ?TXTAIL=30 ?PERSIST=63 ENDPORT
To recap the issue: A client MFJ-1270B with early firmware and default settings crashes BPQ when large blocks of data are transmitted from the BBS. The offending command is "AX25L2V2 OFF" which sets the TNC to level 2 AX.25. I¡¯m not looking for a solution to run level 2, I¡¯m looking for a solution to preventing BPQ from crashing if someone else does this.
Dave WB9TEN |
Setting up for HF
Greetings.? Sorry if this question seems very basic to most, but I'm kind of lost here.
Running a Yaesu FT710, Windows 11.? All work fine thus far on my different software.? I do a lot with VARA (free version).? I tried to set up UZ7HO Soundmodem and I don't have something right on the settings I'm afraid as I only get a very short transmission.? So, since I have very good luck with Direwolf on UHF/VHF figured I'd give it a try on my HF side.? But, my issue is that it has been so long since I set it up on my other computer I really don't recall all the steps to make things work.? I am comparing settings on my UHF/VHF Direwolf file and working on the HF version, but I am now to the point of PTT and the Direwolf Radio Interface .pdf guide says use Hamlib.? Downloaded that (I think), and I now have come to the conclusion that I'm lost.? No idea where to go from here. Helpful hints anyone??? |
Re: How does one change fonts in the XASTIR maps?
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýI don't know if this is the right fix Dennis, but I was finding the Mapnik tiles in Xastir were quite jagged, along with the font. I read that the fix was to press the F4 key, something about realigning the Mapnik scales. Sorry I have no further detail as to the reason etc, but it certainly worked on a Debian Bookworm laptop. Cheers Bob VK2YQA On 1/3/24 17:14, Dennis Blanchard via
groups.io wrote:
I'm running a Raspberry Pi 3, with Direwolf and Xastir. The fonts in the Xastir are just about unreadable on a seven inch screen. Is there a reasonable way to change the fonts to some very plain? The defaults have a shadow on them that totally blur things. |
How does one change fonts in the XASTIR maps?
I'm running a Raspberry Pi 3, with Direwolf and Xastir. The fonts in the Xastir are just about unreadable on a seven inch screen. Is there a reasonable way to change the fonts to some very plain? The defaults have a shadow on them that totally blur things.
Dennis, K1YPP |
Re: Multiple Sound cards on Raspberry Pi 1200 / 9600.
Rather than speculating, let's do some proper troubleshooting.
Add this to the direwolf command line so we can observe the communication with the client applications and the PTT control. -d no 73, John WB2OSZ P.S.???? Doing this is not recommended: PTT CM108 3 /dev/hidraw0 The hidraw number can change especially if you add a keyboard or mouse. Use this simpler form: PTT CM108 gpio 3 is the default when not specified.? Direwolf will automatically determine the corresponding hidraw device for the soundcard reference. |
Re: Multiple Sound cards on Raspberry Pi 1200 / 9600.
I am curious if the main channel PTT is going active or "no" PTT is going active?
I had issues with my Fe-Pi sound card (using the Nexus DR-X board with separate PTT LEDs) and applications transmitting on both channels. ? ?I did both separate channels ((Nexus method with 2 ADEVICES and CHANNEL 0 and 2) and combined (1 ADEVICE and CHANNEL 0 and 1).? To troubleshoot this, I ran 2 separate applications connected to?Direwolf using 2 separate radios over 2 TCP/IP KISS (or 2 AGW). Each separate application properly caused the correct "channel" to TX. Then I tried a single application running 2 "streams" to indicate which radio did not work.? Some applications always TX'ed on CHANNEL 0, others didn't active either for the second audio channel.? BUT, I would argue it was the application, not Direwolf that was the problem - or at least the communication between them. Running separate applications was my solution. ------- Robert Giuliano KB8RCO |