SLOWLY, moving forward... The USB audio adapter issue seems to be solved, but still no receive... When connected to the radio, if I press PTT, the RS-HFIQ board LED lights and I get some transmit

@Howard: Where can I currently access the RigPi server source code (without the non-open source portion) - without buying the device or an SD card? Therefore, I fully second Jens' proposal to publish

Hi Howard thank you for all your hard work on this project 73 Russ

@Howard: ifo a small part isn't free it ist a usual way to publish the free parts (including the config files and the parts calling the non-free code) on the web, usually at a public repo. This way

The four things that got me past the audio hurdles were: 1. For the RigPi's sound card, have the right pins connected on the jumper block for your radio. The jumper module that I got had the notch

Sorry Gary. Wrong recipient... Dan Heather👍 Sent from Samsung Galaxy smartphone.

Howard Sorry about that. Yes. Your message was in Spam again. I would very much appreciate a dual session. Just once. I have picked up a Linux Pocket Guide and that's helping. I am available

I have a FTdx3k and FTdx5k. I have the 3k set up in Rigpi. When I set up the 5k under a different account and log in, the same tuner display with the 3k spelled out appears. I cannot get the 5k

Hi Jim, If you right-click the Speaker icon on the Raspberry Pi desktop do you see the USB soundcard there? If so, select it. In Mumble>Configure>Settings>Audio Input and Output do you see the USB

Hi Neil, It sounds like you are quite close with Mumble. Once you have confirmed that audio from the receiver is making it to Mumble (bar graph movement) the Transmission settings in all running

There's a wiki page at the Mumble distribution site. https://wiki.mumble.info/wiki/Main_Page Basically you just install mumble and mumble-server using dpkg. There is some configuration needed, and

As has been said, the question of RigPi being open source has been extensively discussed on this forum. To clarify, everything in the RigPi image is open source except for a small portion of the

Hi Russ, This can be done manually using the program phpMyAdmin found in the Raspberry Pi Application menu under Programming. The upcoming release has the ability to save and restore macros for any

Sooner or later you will have to pull the Rigpi apart. The SD card has a limited lifespan, and you will either have to buy a new one from MFJ, or copy a new one from your backup for free.

Yes, if the original was bootable, the copy will be bootable too. Ideally, you would write the backup to a SD card of the same type. This way, you won’t run into problems of the image not fitting.

Will this give a bootable SD Card? I am loath to pull the RigPi to bits unless I have to Regards Darren Whitley Why not visit my website? www.daz3210.co.uk

Thanks for the answer on how to access the menu option with a macro.   Look at item 76 and 77 these set the levels for data  in and out . I think this applies to the internal sound card.  Have you

I know that this has been discussed - and answered the same warb- many times before. My problem is that I cannot get Mumble in a stand-alone Raspberry Pi to work. Is there any tutorial that describes

Any backup solution for “normal” Raspberry Pi SD cards will work. Here is some information about software for Windows: https://raspberrypihq.com/amp/how-to-backup-your-raspberry-pi/ On my Mac, I

Right on. Allen Higgins KE8KZO