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Easy Digi Universal, sanity check
I'm looking to get a Yaesu FT-8900r hooked up for 2m packet, and looking for a sanity check on my thoughts. My current plan is to get an Easy Digi Universal, which if I read it right, contains the
By David Jaquay · #4941 ·
Re: KISS TCP get entire raw APRS message?
This might help get started https://thomask.sdf.org/blog/2018/12/15/sending-raw-ax25-python.html
By bobolink · #4940 ·
Re: KISS TCP get entire raw APRS message?
Yes. As long as you reverse the process and package up your APRS packet into an AX.25 frame, you can pass that frame to Direwolf via KISS. I haven't tried it, but the write() method on the TCPKISS
By Martin Cooper · #4939 ·
Re: KISS TCP get entire raw APRS message?
Thanks for the help.? I have been able to decode the ax.25 packet and get the aprs header and payload that is now parseable by aprslib. Can I send direwolf an APRS packet to send back out as a reply
By W Boring (hemna) · #4938 ·
Re: APRS Notification
Hello, No, I dont think that what I mean, basically I live in a very quiet area, what Id be interested in is that each time my iGate get a packet like this: That I get some sort of alert that its got
By Gavin Wilby · #4937 ·
Re: APRS Notification
Hello Gavin, Are you asking to get an email when you receive an APRS TXT message sent to your callsign? Direwolf's APRS stack really doesn't support APRS messaging so you will need to look elsewhere.
By David Ranch · #4936 ·
Re: KISS TCP get entire raw APRS message?
You are getting the complete message. It is being provided to you as an AX.25 frame, so it's up to you to decode that frame to retrieve its contents, such as the source and destination fields. The
By Martin Cooper · #4935 ·
KISS TCP get entire raw APRS message?
Hey guys, I'm trying to figure out how to get the entire raw aprs message from the KISS tcp interface. I am able to connect to the KISS tcp interface and see frames come from direwolf, but what I'm
By W Boring (hemna) · #4934 ·
APRS Notification
Hello, I have a Raspberry Pi, using Direwolf as an APRS iGate. Is it possible to get it to send and email with details each time the unit get pinged with APRS packets at all? Gavin.
By Gavin Wilby · #4933 ·
Re: Direwolf, hamlib, and pi, oh my
Hi, all. Thanks for the suggestions. I did recompile direwolf, and that seems to have solved my problem. I have subsequently broken JS8Call and WSTJ-X, perhaps because they depend on the earlier
By Rick Gilmore · #4932 ·
Re: Direwolf, hamlib, and pi, oh my
If hamlib is already installed, the direwolf install will include hamlib. If you install direwolf before installing hamlib, you cannot add hamlib support unless you delete direwolf and reinstall with
By [email protected] <nc8q-mesh@...> · #4931 ·
Re: Direwolf, hamlib, and pi, oh my
did you build/install hamlib/direwolf yourself. Direwolf has 2 build options - with and without hamlib alternatively it may just need an update to recognize all the revised rig identifiers 73 matt
By Matt 9V1MH/VK2AMH/YF2AAH · #4930 ·
Direwolf, hamlib, and pi, oh my
Hi, all. I'm using direwolf 1.6 to decode APRS packets on my IC-705 using a Raspberry Pi 3+ connected to the rig via USB. Decodes work great. But In trying to fix a PTT bug, I upgraded to hamlib 4.1
By Rick Gilmore · #4929 ·
Re: Can I use direwolf with a serial TNC?
Hello Thomas, No, Direwolf does not work with serial TNCs as you cannot disable the redundant modem and KISS encapsulation functions within Direwolf. That kind of configuration might be added some day
By David Ranch · #4928 ·
Can I use direwolf with a serial TNC?
Hi. I have a Kenwood TH-D74, which provides a serial TNC. It works very well, and removes the need to think about PTT as compared to using it as a sound card. Is there a way to run direwolf's
By Thomas Habets · #4927 ·
Re: Kiss Question
This is exactly the use case. I will need to look at this more closely, but based on my initial read, it appears that I could use radio 1 (Direwolf radio port 0) on 8001, and radio 2 (Direwolf radio
By Corky · #4926 ·
Re: Kiss Question
Does this help??? It is a new feature, in the 'dev' development branch, but not the 1.6 release. Separate KISS TCP ports per radio: An increasing number of people are using multiple radios. direwolf
By WB2OSZ · #4925 ·
Re: Kiss Question
Typcially the application you are using (which is connecting to Direwolf) will determine the port the connection needs to be made on. I think you need to explain the situation in more detail. Why do
By Rob Giuliano · #4924 ·
Re: Kiss Question
Hello Corky, Are you asking if Direwolf could send the data payload in the KISS frames for TNC #1 and not TNC #0? If so, I would assume this would be possible by changing the code and recompiling it.
By David Ranch · #4923 ·
Kiss Question
Is it possible to configure DIREWOLF to connect the KISS TCP/IP TNC? to point to port 1 vs the default of port 0 on a two-port device? It appears that this works with the serial TNC, but not clear if
By Corky · #4922 ·