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Thanks David! I am on an HF BBS frequency. Thanks for the suggestion and I am going to have to dig out the most recent manual and take a look. -Chris

Hello Chris, Is your packet station on an APRS frequency or a BBS frequency? If you want to disable the APRS packet repair heuristics, you can add the following "ax25" parameter to your direwolf.conf

Hello All! I am seeing the following error messages regarding bad APRS packet segments, but? these are from packet stations and are valid. Is there anyway to turn off, or adjust, APRS error messages?

I found this one: https://www.ebay.com/itm/116397812191 It seems to have a bit of documentation and a couple of accessories. I ordered one to test. Ray D. Congdon - KL7UT [email protected]> wrote:

Hi Gil, The Digirig (and presumably the usb2rig as well since it seems to be a clone of the digirig) contains in a really tiny package: - a bus-powered USB Hub - a C-Media CM-108 USB Sound Card (but

I can't seem to figure out what the purpose of this is. It appears to me to be a USB sound card, at which point, as I understand it, you could use vox and be good to go. If this has an output of some

Hi Jon, There is a HUGE difference between capabilities listed in a sales/marketing product description and detailed documentation (which would explain how to select those different modes of

This listing has an interior photo with pinouts shown on the PCB. https://www.ebay.com/itm/116397812191 The big question is:? Does PTT come from serial port RTS or from a GPIO pin on the USB audio

Well, in the description it says this: "5. VERSATILE SOUND AND SERIAL PORTS: Defines sound input and output, PPT control (USB serial control, non sound), and serial port input and output (default TTL,

I agree with Mark that this appears to be a digirig clone, but would like to add the warning that none of the sellers (all the usual suspects at ali express, amazon, ebay) I saw includes detailed

This looks like a rip-off of the DigiRig.. (Mostly because it has both audio and serial connections. 73 de K6EF

On ebay and aliexpress and similar sites there has recently turned up something called USB2RIG, which looks like a thumb drive with two 3.5mm jacks on one end. e.g.:

Edited at 23:13 Eastern Time Sure John, Both systems are using AGW, the PTT is wired, and persist=63 and slottime=12. They are both manually set, so probably not default. Thomas, I will get console

Hi, You say: I don't see this because your logfile doesn't show timestamps. In order to see "stepping on each other" it would also be helpful to see the logs from both direwolf instances (for the same

Could you provide more details? (1) is the KISS or AGW interface used between direwolf and the other application? (2) is the PTT control wired or is VOX being used in a radio? (3) were PERSIST and

Hello all, I'm running direwolf and linbpq on one computer and direwolf and QtTermTCP on another computer. The computers have radios between them. I'm trying to access the bpq node with the QtTermTCP.

tell me a wee bit more about the PI setup 1 are you using a window manager (GUI) or on a ‘dumb terminal’? 2 where are you with the power supply for the PI? Is it a decent unit that can handle the

Also move the antenna farther away from the other components. (Don't use a rubber ducky on top of the radio.) 73, John WB2OSZ

Possibly RFI interfering with the USB susbsytem. Try: - lowering RF power out - Putting ferrite beads on the cables.

Any help would be appreciated... My setup: Raspberry PI 4, DireWolf 1.7, DigiRig, Baofeng Digirig at /dev/ttyUSB0 card 1: Device [USB Audio Device], device 0: USB Audio [USB Audio] Subdevices: 1/1