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A followup to this: You can't set the KISS channel number in YAAC until you have connected to the Direwolf instance. This is because the port behavior is different if you make a KISS connection to

WB2OSZ asked me to answer this. YAAC actually looks at the KISS channel number in the received frame, and only consumes if it matches the configured channel number. Transmission also uses the

alsamixer (then F5) should display something similar to the following; make note of your original settings. Controls with "MM" are muted, so you'll want to use the left/right arrow keys to select a

This gave me some clues.? Essentially I did not have my ADEVICE set up properly.? Using "arecord -l" command showed me the USB Codec was on Card 2 instead of 1.? After setting my ADEVICE properly,

On Sun, Dec 5, 2021 at 11:43 AM, David Ranch wrote: > > > When you configure the SERIALKISS parameter in each of the "channel" > areas, are you specifying unique serial ports or are you assuming

I don't want to use it for D-DTAR either! :p I think the group has given some very good feedback though. Please keep us informed. I am VERY new to R-Pi but need something like this going

When you configure the SERIALKISS parameter in each of the "channel" areas, are you specifying unique serial ports or are you assuming the data from both Direwolf channel 0 and channel 1 will be

Nice little project.? I've somewhat constructed the same thing using COTS devices.? The sound card is an Audio Injector Zero (Left and Right Input/Outputs) capable so far up to 9600 baud packet.?

I have two RPi 4's both have Audio Injector Zero sound cards. Both are running DW 1.7B. Both are configured with Channel 0 at 1200 baud and Channel 1 at 9600 baud. The two RPi 4's communicate

I've updated my hat project. * Standard pinout on the DB9 connector * Added RTC * Some other fixes * Created assembly https://github.com/leventelist/ham_hat -- Levente Kovacs Senior Electronic

Direwolf can use your IC7100's built-in soundcard just fine assuming you configured your radio to use USB for it's audio I/O (not the default). Have you Google'ed around for some hints? Search:

I assume USB sound card? Even if the USB sound card is 'half duplex', the device will be only in 1 state at a time.? None of the applications decode while transmitting, unless (maybe) if you have

You are correct, Rob.? I am trying to decode APRS on 144.390 MHz.? I only have a USB connection to my radio.? I can hear the APRS packets coming through on my Radio, but they aren't registering

The IC-7100 is capable of many bands.I assume you are referring to decoding whne the radio in FM mode on VHF (144.390 MHz).If you are running the radio on HF bands, the the baud and frequencies will

A little more information on this...I'm connecting my radio via a USB data connection.? The USB drivers have been working for Gpredict, WSJT-x and FLrig, so I feel like the radio is setup properly.?

I do don't use hf and Linux with direwolf, I run it on a raspberry pi through a easy digital board. [email protected]> wrote:

I'm trying to use direwolf with my IC-7100.? I can get the transmit to work, but I can't receive any packets.? I hear them coming from my radio, but I don't see them getting logged by direwolf.?

Correct.. these are unlicensed ISM frequencies and there are many others as well: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISM_radio_band Anything is generally allowed on ISM frequencies within specific

Yes, part 97 can use Part 15 Radio Frequency devices. Witness Bluetooth on transceivers. LoRA is documented. APRS over LoRA is completely fine.

"David Ranch" <direwolf-groupsio@...> writes: I see: 433 MHz 868 MHz 915 MHz 923 MHz My understanding is that 868 is for Europe only. 433 and 915, and maybe 923, are