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Hello Rick, Yes... please see the https://github.com/wb2osz/direwolf-doc/blob/main/Radio-Interface-Guide.pdf documentation as well as the Direwolf email list archives. --David KI6ZHD

Good day! I’m using a signalink with a mobile rig along with Direwolf. The OS is Linux Mint. I made good progress last night with the aprs setup but noticing “audio input too high” I’ve

Good evening It's been a while since I've used Direwolf - I am using Linux and a Signalink...Trying to jog my memory about the following: Here is one example: N901EN audio level = 118(10/9) ?

Hi to all!!! I have an FT-991, an FT-897 and FT-817. The FT-991 have the built-in serial defunct (only the audio section is working) and I use an RS232 adapter connected to the DB-9 (GPS/CAT)

This morning when ISS flew with elevation of nearly 60° I heard nothing from them. The last couple of weeksI heard on 144.800 FM voice and SSTV signals and also often on 144.825 packet radio

David, both version of ADEVICE work alternatively well in the same manner while they express the same values: # ADEVICE plughw:CARD=Device,DEV=0 # ADEVICE plughw:1,0 I have seen that there is a

It's about the same time span since I last logged packets, too.? The digi is turned off for all manner of ISS activities such as docking operation and numerous station tasks including spacewalks.

This is an interesting question because the? digipeater could be turned off. Also, if the ISS doesn't have anyone onboard that's licensed that could be another issue. Is there a way to tell how many

Greetings, does anyone have insight into the current status of the ISS digipeater? https://ariss.org/current-status-of-iss-stations.html indicates the "Service Module radio" as configured and

Good to hear you got it working. Just to clarify, what ADEVICE are you using in your direwolf.conf? Also, any specific reason why you used qasmixer? I had never heard of it before and had to look

Hi Marc, obviously I know the 6-pin DIN PKT connector is used for FM data but the DATA IN/OUT connected jack doesn't disturb although it isn't used in this case. I only quoted for additional

David, I've got it working this morning with some fine tuning the input level with the help of Qasmixer under my Gnome GUI. It was far too loud and had to be drastically reduced to get a response,

David, here are some short answers to your requests. a) Squelch: is wide open, the audio signal can be traced directly at pin #27 of CM108 with more than 100mVpp b) Output from 'uname -a' Linux

I set up a raspberry pi 3 with Direwolf. It's uses a Baofeng Uv-R5 and aprs cable and usb sound card. They all work and settings are correct for everything. Everything seems to be working. I can see

Though somewhat off-topic, I wouldn't recommend to troubleshoot Direwolf input audio level issues with the very old Thomas Sailer soundmodem soft-TNC (not to be confused with the UZ7HO soundmodem for

Ok, with seeing the trailing zero in "receive audio level CH0 0" means no audio is being routed to Direwolf. In the beginning of this thread, you mentioned you're running Linux. - Make sure that

That is a great explanation Chris. Yes WA8DED and the better TF2.7b still handles the AX.25 stack, but allows the application to select multiple connections at once via streams. You can still

This thread was started a long time ago? but has some recent activity. The original TAPR TNC was designed for a human operator sitting at a? dumb terminal.??Text going to the TNC could be either

John, thank you for this (-a 10) trick. The output is always: ADEVICE0: Sample rate approx. 44.1 k, 0 errors, receive audio level CH0 0 Best regards. Karl, DK7AL

Try adding "-a 10" to the direwolf command line. This will print the audio input level periodically. 73, John WB2OSZ