开云体育

Ah! Cool. Saved. So, when this happens again, simply do the restore and reboot? It will be interesting to compare the values in the backup file, to see if my theory about an illegal volume value is

Hi all, I'm hoping someone can explain how direwolf reacts to the TX inhibit input. When it is active the function clear (i.e no transmissions can occur) but I can't find anything in the manual that

In terminal, to save the current audio file settings as a file use.. "sudo alsactl --file /home/pi/alsa.backup store" To restore... "sudo alsactl --file /home/pi/alsa.backup restore" If you don't need

Hi Michael, and anyone else who might be following this... I've rebuilt the cable that goes between the audio dongle and the radio for better shielding, which I should have done in any event. Very

aprs.fi can show the comment, lastt status and last beacon. The text of last beacon... how set in direwolf? i try differents solutions in the beaconing lines, but i can?t set this field. the status i

Some caps may help. But if it's that sensitive, it may be better to try a different sound card chipset. I'd try the CM108. They seem far less problematic with RF.

Michael - NA7Q wrote: Yeah, this is looking more and more like the issue. The wiring is simply a pin-to-pin connection, speaker to mike, and mike to speaker. Common ground for everything. It's

Interesting. I don't know what chipset is in that dongle. Many chipsets have volume switches that are built into the audio lines. When grounded, they trigger the switch to go down or up. It sounds

Hello Robert and al. Yes, more than I needed to get going. Problem has been solved - hopefully - but this is what I did. Step 1: on PC1 make Direwolf beacon every 5 seconds. Make a line connection

Michael - NA7Q wrote: Greg, I have had the same issue, only rebooting always fixed it. However I have had A LOT more issues with Direwolf, and sound cards in general with Buster. I'd suggest going

Brian, several questions which you may have already tried. One thing to check is that I think you can specify the config.conf file to use on a command line when running the applicaation, or the other

I always setup my installs using Audacity to fine tune the receiver audio. I usually adjust it with an open squelch then put it around the 0.60-0.75 mark on the Audacity level. 1.0 is maximum and of

Greg, I have had the same issue, only rebooting always fixed it. However I have had A LOT more issues with Direwolf, and sound cards in general with Buster. I'd suggest going back to Jessie or

Skyler, you are spot on. Allstar has no problems with the same setup. Literally swapping SD cards and not moving anything, Direwolf will stop working after a while with the USB sound card. Whereas

I installed Direwolf as shown below and I’m seeing packets, but Direwolf says ERROR - Could not open config file direwolf.conf It’s in the same folder as the application When I tried to Start the

Sounds like you got what you need to get things going. Good luck! Robert Giuliano KB8RCO

I believe the format requires the '-' before each option, but the options must make sense:? direwolf -x -a????????????????????? => Alternating tones ? direwolf -x -m

Hello Rob. This is exactly what I was looking for. Got it working/beaconing, so now I can start testing my signal chain. A friend hinted that the audio signal input of the TS-2000 needs to be very

Hello Patrick. Thanks for this hint. I got direwolf -x working, but how to append the a, m, s, p and chan? I tried direwolf -xa and -x a, but that didn't work. --Hans

Also it somehow should be possible to open a terminal and open a session with the TNC port direwolf is using. That way you should be able to connect manually to for example a BBS [email protected]>