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Re: Pi-4, Dire Wolf and Signal Link---Where did the "Audio Device Settings" Go?
Hi John,
I’m trying to configure direwolf to use my Signal Link usb and I need the “Audio Device Settings” that are normally found in Preferences…
I just recently found how to install the
Hi John,
I’m trying to configure direwolf to use my Signal Link usb and I need the “Audio Device Settings” that are normally found in Preferences…
I just recently found how to install the
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Mike Erstad
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#12404
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Re: Pi-4, Dire Wolf and Signal Link---Where did the "Audio Device Settings" Go?
Hi Mike,
My setup is also Pi4, Direwolf, xastir and Signalink USB. I'm not sure I understand your question, though. Is the Pi4 trying to play system sounds out of your Signalink or are you trying to
Hi Mike,
My setup is also Pi4, Direwolf, xastir and Signalink USB. I'm not sure I understand your question, though. Is the Pi4 trying to play system sounds out of your Signalink or are you trying to
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John
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#12403
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Re: Pi-4, Dire Wolf and Signal Link---Where did the "Audio Device Settings" Go?
Found It.....
I believe pimixer may have been removed from latest Raspbian for some reason.
You can install it with:
Code: Select allsudo apt install -y pimixerAnd then to launch it:
Code: Select
Found It.....
I believe pimixer may have been removed from latest Raspbian for some reason.
You can install it with:
Code: Select allsudo apt install -y pimixerAnd then to launch it:
Code: Select
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Mike Erstad
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#12402
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Re: Pi-4, Dire Wolf and Signal Link---Where did the "Audio Device Settings" Go?
Maybe I should be asking: How do you install the "Audio Device Setting" found in Preferences...
There missing whether I use a Pi-3 or Pi-4
Thanks Much,
Mike
Maybe I should be asking: How do you install the "Audio Device Setting" found in Preferences...
There missing whether I use a Pi-3 or Pi-4
Thanks Much,
Mike
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Mike Erstad
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#12401
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Re: New MFJ TNC-PI (maybe) ALTERNATIVE at Less Cost.
See the 2nd photo here for what the HamProjects folks did with their BRIAN product.
https://hamprojects.info/brian/#cmtoc_anchor_id_5
That's essentially the same path that I've followed.
Good question
See the 2nd photo here for what the HamProjects folks did with their BRIAN product.
https://hamprojects.info/brian/#cmtoc_anchor_id_5
That's essentially the same path that I've followed.
Good question
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Martin Cooper
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#12400
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Re: New MFJ TNC-PI (maybe) ALTERNATIVE at Less Cost.
It's true the same thing can be fabricated cheaper, which is what I do here, but for $35 the DINAH is actually a good deal. A big plus with the DINAH is that the onboard GPIO pin on the CM108/119
It's true the same thing can be fabricated cheaper, which is what I do here, but for $35 the DINAH is actually a good deal. A big plus with the DINAH is that the onboard GPIO pin on the CM108/119
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KP3FT
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#12399
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Re: New MFJ TNC-PI (maybe) ALTERNATIVE at Less Cost.
Martin...
Additionally the DINAH comes with a 6pin mini DIN to 6 pin mini DIN cable to plug directly into about 25 radio's without modification. I have built a number of USB sound FOB's and I find
Martin...
Additionally the DINAH comes with a 6pin mini DIN to 6 pin mini DIN cable to plug directly into about 25 radio's without modification. I have built a number of USB sound FOB's and I find
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Larry Macionski
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#12398
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Re: configure tnc-pi on polaric server(java app)
hi
Randy:VE3YRG
Yes, this is one of the problems that I detect.
you cannot use pitnc_getparams or pitnc_setparams if RF is enabled on the polaric server.
hi
Randy:VE3YRG
Yes, this is one of the problems that I detect.
you cannot use pitnc_getparams or pitnc_setparams if RF is enabled on the polaric server.
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k - HJ4JGG
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#12397
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Re: New MFJ TNC-PI (maybe) ALTERNATIVE at Less Cost.
Have they been tested at 9600 baud packet? It appears there are caps in the audio paths so that may limit the bandwidth needed.
Thanks,
Bill
Have they been tested at 9600 baud packet? It appears there are caps in the audio paths so that may limit the bandwidth needed.
Thanks,
Bill
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Bill Vodall
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#12396
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Re: configure tnc-pi on polaric server(java app)
Is it possible that the port is open in another application and java just says that it cannot find it?
Randy
VE3YRG
Is it possible that the port is open in another application and java just says that it cannot find it?
Randy
VE3YRG
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Randy Greig
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#12395
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Re: New MFJ TNC-PI (maybe) ALTERNATIVE at Less Cost.
And the point I was making is that DINAH is basically just a USB sound fob, so of course it can be used with Direwolf, just as almost all sound cards can. As for cost, I personally feel that $35+ for
And the point I was making is that DINAH is basically just a USB sound fob, so of course it can be used with Direwolf, just as almost all sound cards can. As for cost, I personally feel that $35+ for
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Martin Cooper
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#12394
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Re: configure tnc-pi on polaric server(java app)
I have a few ideas for you since you sited you have the TNC-Pi running in serial port mode to a Rpi 3B+:
1) You listed the permissions of /dev/serial0 but that's only a symlink.
I have a few ideas for you since you sited you have the TNC-Pi running in serial port mode to a Rpi 3B+:
1) You listed the permissions of /dev/serial0 but that's only a symlink.
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David Ranch
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#12393
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Re: configure tnc-pi on polaric server(java app)
Symlinks are already set up by the raspberry pi OS. You should have 2, /dev/ttyAMA0, and /dev/ttyS0. One should point to /dev/serial0 and the other to /dev/serial1
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Symlinks are already set up by the raspberry pi OS. You should have 2, /dev/ttyAMA0, and /dev/ttyS0. One should point to /dev/serial0 and the other to /dev/serial1
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N5XMT
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#12392
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Re: configure tnc-pi on polaric server(java app)
i just try to use symlink from ttyS0 to serial0 and get this error
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okt. 22 08:38:48 ERROR (TncChannel): [rf0] Port /dev/ttyS0 is currently in use
okt. 22 08:39:25 INFO (KissTncChannel): [rf0]
i just try to use symlink from ttyS0 to serial0 and get this error
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okt. 22 08:38:48 ERROR (TncChannel): [rf0] Port /dev/ttyS0 is currently in use
okt. 22 08:39:25 INFO (KissTncChannel): [rf0]
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k - HJ4JGG
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#12391
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Re: New MFJ TNC-PI (maybe) ALTERNATIVE at Less Cost.
The point I was making is DINAH can be used with / for DIREWOLF. It's just been done and reported elsewhere. DINAH cost as a kit or Assembled is far less than a MFJ TNC-PI. https://Hamprojects.info
The point I was making is DINAH can be used with / for DIREWOLF. It's just been done and reported elsewhere. DINAH cost as a kit or Assembled is far less than a MFJ TNC-PI. https://Hamprojects.info
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Larry Macionski
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#12390
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Re: configure tnc-pi on polaric server(java app)
hi
yes im using 19200
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k - HJ4JGG
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#12389
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Re: configure tnc-pi on polaric server(java app)
What speed are you using to talk to the PITNC?
Try 19200
What speed are you using to talk to the PITNC?
Try 19200
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Jim WB9QPM
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#12388
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configure tnc-pi on polaric server(java app)
hi
i am configuring an app called polaric server, it's like a APRS node whit web interface and other functionalities. a java app.
using a TNC-PI v1 connected to a Rpi3b+, via serial
hi
i am configuring an app called polaric server, it's like a APRS node whit web interface and other functionalities. a java app.
using a TNC-PI v1 connected to a Rpi3b+, via serial
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k - HJ4JGG
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#12387
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Re: New MFJ TNC-PI (maybe) ALTERNATIVE at Less Cost.
DINAH has been around for a while, as have its relatives, BRIAN and SHARI. If you've seen any of the numerous posts around the web about how to modify a USB sound fob for Allstar, that's essentially
DINAH has been around for a while, as have its relatives, BRIAN and SHARI. If you've seen any of the numerous posts around the web about how to modify a USB sound fob for Allstar, that's essentially
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Martin Cooper
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#12386
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New MFJ TNC-PI (maybe) ALTERNATIVE at Less Cost.
I have been using a HAM RADIO PROJECTS DINAH to access ALLSTAR on a Raspberry PI. Excellent product, Excellent cottage industry out of Michigan.
Just today on www.groups.io --DINAH blog, -Mike KJ7OWD
I have been using a HAM RADIO PROJECTS DINAH to access ALLSTAR on a Raspberry PI. Excellent product, Excellent cottage industry out of Michigan.
Just today on www.groups.io --DINAH blog, -Mike KJ7OWD
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Larry Macionski
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#12385
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