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I would recommend to review the "COMMENTCMD" feature for various beacon types and see if that will meet your needs. See page 127 of the Direwolf UserGuide for an example. --David KI6ZHD

Perfect, that's just what I was looking for. We have a decent enough CPU in this machine so I'll just leave it at 44.1k and skip the down-sampling. Thank you! For software with longer release cycles

That note explicitly refers to 9600 bps. A higher audio sample rate provides no benefit for 1200 bps. You can use -D2 or -D3, on the command line, to down-sample the audio rate before

https://pinout.xyz/pinout/fe_pi_audio_z_v2 just pins 1,2,3,5,6,12,35,38,40 ... after you do that many, you kinda get in a rhythm, and the rest fall into place. -craig KM6LYW

Ok, Guess I’ll order a new iron. Need one anyway Sent from my iPhone 11 Max Pro

Ok, Guess I’ll order a new iron. Need one anyway. Sent from my iPhone 11 Max Pro

Doesn't look like it. Look at slide 21 where they tell you to solder the pins on https://wb7fhc.com/nexus-build-instructions.html --David

Hi, Does the Fe Pi (remake) come with the GPIO pins already soldered on? Not that I’m adverse to soldering, but if not I’ll need to buy a new iron too as mine is shot. Thanks Sent from my

I'm using the Pi Audio Injector Zero and it works great with Direwolf. wrote:

Hello Jason, I've never observed any benefit or performance impacts of of 48k vs. 44.1k sampling rates as long as your soundcard offers that sampling rate NATIVELY. I don't recommend you enable any

Within the various Beacon types are there any options to include things like timestamps in the Comments section?

Hi, I plan to use Direwolf with a DRA-45 for an APRS station. I'm wondering if 1200bps / APRS would benefit from a 48k sample rate versus 44.1k. I set the flag (-r 48000) on 1.7 B (Oct 26 2021) and

In addition to this, I would look at rebuilding the machine with a new SD card. I have had a lot of "odd" symptoms over the years because of it. More recently, I built an Odroid C4 with the latest

Thanks John and David, My current solution is to run 2 instances of direwolf with different config file. This is working well on the bench so an enhancement is not critical. I'll report this as an

You are both correct.? The SMARTBEACON parameters are global, not separate for each radio channel. Please open an issue so this will be considered as a future enhancement.

Hell Ian, The best I can tell, the mixture of different SMARTBEACON timing schedulers to be applied to different TBEACON entries isn't supported. If this is something you feel is really needed, you

I would encourage you to try it without any radio or RF connected. Have it send lots of packets out all day and see if anything happens. In my case it did crash but probably due to it being raspbian

"I'm 99% sure your issues are local to your setup and not Direwolf as a general statement." I must agree, and I say 100% I have DW on a Mtn. top node that has been running for almost a year with NO

Good Afternoon, I'm experimenting with using direwolf as a APRS tracker with 2 radios (HF and VHF). I would like to have different SMARTBEACON settings for each radio (i.e channel), but all the

Well...? Looks like that did the trick.? I got WINLINK and YAAC to operate independently on the same RPi DW (server) using KISS TCP.? Thanks a lot for your assistance! --73 de N1OBU (Doug)