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Chris, as the IC9700 implements the Icom Remote server internally, you could connect to the radio over LAN as well instead of USB. The commercial RS-BA1 remote control software for Windows implements

Hello Chris, Direwolf should be able to key your Icom IC9700 no problem by asserting PTT via CAT control. There are a LOT of materials on the web if you search for "PTT on Icom IC9700 over USB"

Hello Rick Ok.. I think I was confused before. So make it stupid simple: Permutation #1: using the Signalink USB + Baofeng using electrically asserted PTT WORKS Permutation #2: using the

Yes, 1.8v, and a little while ago I ran a little test with QtTermTCP, Direwolf and a USB sound dongle connected to nothing. Set DW up with PTT GPIO 19 as that is supposed to be pin 18 on the 30 pin

from memory they are 1.8V IOs I used a NPN and a 2k2 resistor in series, and a 10k to ground I think (10k to ground holds the TX OFF in case of boot up, non configuration etc so the weak pullup

Thanks Glen! After mulling it over I thought it might work that way. I was just setting something up so that I could test one of the pins with a voltmeter. Sounds like all I will need to do is to

Lee I use GPIO on my XU4.... and C2 , C1 etc It seems to work exactly as written up for RASP-PI in the documentation -glen VK1XX

Are you running Windows, or linux? Rich W6ABJ

I know this is an old thread, but I have interest in using GPIO pins on an Odroid XU4. Does Direwolf use the wiringpi library for interfacing with GPIO pins on the RPi? If it does I think the XU4

Yes. The system works with a signalink, but not the USB sound card with the Baofeng on VOX. My direwolf.conf

I'm trying to get Direwolf to transmit on my IC-9700 over a network but I can't figure out how to get the PTT to work.? Is there an easy way to do this?? Currently, I have a PC running Direwolf and

Hello Rick, Ok.. it's very important to look for those kind of settings and DISABLE them. To do that in alsamixer, use the left-right curcor keys select the one control like AGC and once selected,

I tested that out on a W7 machine. R and L were? correct.

I just saw a couple comments on the Sabrent's Amazon page you linked to, where people reported that the left/right channel outputs are swapped.? If that's the case, you probably won't get any audio

On Sun, Jun 12, 2022 at 12:00 AM, Jeff KP3FT wrote: > > What David Ranch said.? Good chance Auto-Gain is enabled on your USB > soundcard.? I've used a ton of Syba and other cm108-based soundcards

The local machine is only beaconing, not digipeating. The owner has been notified. I'll give that a try. I didn't any boot or gain controls in alsa

+1. Maybe +1000. I believe this Auto-gain is what bit me last year during Field Day. I had some RF intrusion into the Raspberry Pi's audio dongle, with the net effect that keying

What David Ranch said.? Good chance Auto-Gain is enabled on your USB soundcard.? I've used a ton of Syba and other cm108-based soundcards which always have auto-gain enabled by default.? Easiest

I want to thank you for al the information and support provided. It was really helpful, i finally got the setup working. I have to admit, and once again thank you for the advise, that you were

Hello Rick, Ok.. got it. Hmmm.. ok. so your local APRS "digi" is not digpeating? Have you tried contacting the owner of the machine to let them know? I would recommend to start by setting the