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Hello VE7LTN, If you configure say a PBEACON in the direwolf.conf file.. does that key up your radio when the beacon fires How does Direwolf key up your radio? A GPIO pin? Say an RTS pine from an

Yes, I have been on the SNA node before. I downloaded the Paxon and will try it this weekend. I've had my PK-232's since new in 93' and haven't been on in about 4 years. I can't wait to get back on

What do you have for PTT in the configuration file? There are many different options and you need the one matching your radio interface.

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Try PAXON. We still have a Flexnet node on WS2SNA (now running on Windows OS) de KB2SSE

I'm just looking to operate standard 2m packet and I was hoping to find software to run on Windows 10.

Putty works well as a good terminal program to talk to the TNC. Brian N2KGC Sent: Tuesday, March 26, 2024 12:11 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [direwolf] Old school packet radio Hello all. I have

Not sure you are in the right forum for this question.Direwolf is basically a sound card TNC that would replace the PK-232 hardware. That said, what are you looking to do "on air"??? APRS??

What do you have for PTT in the configuration file?

Hello all. I have two PK-232MBX units and I'd like to bring them back to life. Does anyone know if there is software out there that will support these units on Windows 10? I only wish to run 2m packet

Hi John, I know the basics of an APRS system, thanks for your information. Can somebody confirm that if I enable both (IGate / Digipeater) on the same node, I'm not spamming the RF channel with the

OK - I think I am finally catching on.?? For the purposes of Winlink, Direwolf would only work with nodes that support AX.25 and a few others, but not PACTOR.? I guess most PACTOR is done with

Direwolf can receive AX.25, FX.25, IL2P, DTMF, AIS, and EAS SAME. It can send all but the last two. Multiple speeds are available for some of the modes.?? For example, Packet Radio / APRS usually

direwolf, like many other APRS applications, can operate as a digipeater and IGate at the same time. Andrew P. summed it up well: "Digipeating and I-gating are two totally different station

This is what I see on startup: Dire Wolf version 1.5 Includes optional support for:? gpsd hamlib Reading config file direwolf.conf Audio device for both receive and transmit: default? (channel 0)

Hi Andrew, Thank you for your input. Let me clarify how I've utilized the APRS network thus far: * In locations without internet access, I've employed TinyTrack 4 devices solely as Digipeaters. * At

Hello Paul, No doubt, there aren't that many HF Winlink stations but they do exist. If you click on the "frequency List" button, you can download the entire list. In there, I found a count of all the

Does that mean you do _not_ want your station to function as a digipeater when it is capable of I-gating? That seems a little odd, to have a part-time digipeater. Also, are you planning on having your

direwolf is capable of 300 bps AFSK for HF SSB. Did you specify 300 bps in the configuration file for HF use? What does direwolf display when you start it up? 73, John WB2OSZ

Hi Arno, Thank you for the advise.? I tried it and I only see VHF stations under that selection.? I will eventually try out VHF, but for now I am trying to get HF working.? ? I am getting the