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I've noticed something odd when using FX.25 on a RPi 4 with DW 1.7C. I have two identical station setups.? RPi 4's with an Audio Injector Zero card. Channel 0 is configured for 2400 baud and Channel

What OS are you running Direwolf? Linux, Mac, or Windows? You mention X-Net... is that the DOS X-Net program? If so, how are you running it? On a real DOS machine, under Windows, under DOSEMU, or

I'm trying to set up a virtual serial port so I can get X-Net to use Direwolf on a KISS port.? X-Net looks for a serial port address, so I need to somehow get Direwolf's TCP 127.0.0.1:8001 to look

I learned from my own stupidity! The crosstalk problems appear to be due to my settings.? I had the jumpers set to 9600 baud input, but the cable was coming in on the 1200 baud input.? It appears

When you have issues, you need to find out if you are seeing any errors wherever you're running Direwolf. Hopefully you're logging everything to a file to make this easy for you. You're previous

Last night i could not get it to transmit.? I turned off the radio and wrote on this thread.? Today.? I just turned on my radio and ran direwolf and it transmitted fine without changing

I'm still getting this error intermittently.? I don't know how to get it working again.? It seems I change a few settings on my radio and then change them back and it eventually works.? Any

Hello David I uncommented ADEVICE plughw:1,0 and I am now seeing the Sabrent and txing to the internet. Thank you. I don't think I am digipeating via RF to other stations.

What did not work? Are you inferring your new Sabrent USB sound device isn't working with Direwolf? If so, what issue are you seeing? Did you follow the Direwolf User Guide to determine it's

Well that did not work. I have the Signalink back on that Pi so the digipeater KD9CCE-10 is back online but I sure would like to figure out the Easy Digi.

Thank you so much! I have one of these on the way. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00IRVQ0F8?ref=ppx_yo2_dt_b_product_details&th=1

Not sure if this will be the case with what is happening to you, but sometimes a high RF field around the PC or interface can jam the PTT one once Direwolf keys it with a packet. One way to check for

EasyDigi's normally have inputs for the RTS and DTR pins from a serial port. With Direwolf the only setting that worked for me was this: PTT /dev/ttyUSB0 RTS DTR Other settings would either result

There are two other connections on the E-D. You'll need a USB sound card. You connect the Easy Digi RX & TX audio to the input and output of the sound card, and plug the sound card into the Pi's USB

Thank you for this Patrick. So do I need an additional device besides the E-D added to the Pi? [email protected]> wrote:

Thank you Martin. I am gaining understanding on how these devices work. I am using a Kenwood TM-281 in this configuration. On the Easy-Digi, besides the cables to the microphone and the USB to

Sorry, guess I did leave a lot of info out. Radio is Alinco dual band DR-605T. Have a laptop that has a DB-9 connection (Com 1) that I've connected to an Easy-Digi interface, which is connected to

You need to provide more details here: - What radio do you have? - How are you asserting PTT to the radio? (serial PTT, CAT, GPIO, etc) - What have you configured in direwolf for PTT -

When I close APRS IS down and then restart it and Direwolf, about 1/2 the time when Direwolf starts up it throws my rig into transmit and will not release it.? I have to either close Direwolf or shut

Easy Digi does not contain a sound card. It is merely an interface between a sound card and a radio. The USB device you are seeing controls PTT to the radio. Patrick (N3TSZ)