Depends on your configuration... I don't use the audio or keyer boards as all my rigs are USB port interfaced. That leaves all the GPIO pins free. Perry K4PWO Sent from my Sprint Samsung Galaxy S10+.

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Thanks Perry! Yes, I follow that procedure religiously. I also keep a current backup of the SSD image. Good advice for other adventurous folks! Dan N1DH Dan Heather👍 Sent from Samsung Galaxy smartphon

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Hi Which gpio pin i should use for Raspberry Regards

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One note of caution… if you are using a SD card for boot you risk damaging it with power interruptions. Always do an orderly shutdown or reboot. You can add a switch to the Pi where a short push does

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Just a note to others from my recent experience. I have been working on an interface for another one of my radios. During the trial and error testing, I found that my PulseAudio volume control was no

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FYI. The pictures in my message (that can not really be seen in the message) are much more visible in the notes I have added in two different FILES groups for the FT-847 and FT-857 ( https://groups.io

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So, after stepping aside to work on the RigPi Macros for a different radio, I finally returned to this problem. Important to note that: When selecting Pulse for both Audio Input in Mumble Client, the

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Dear all I am having an issue configuring RigPi2 on a RPi4 (4GB) with a SignaLink. Basically, I’m not getting any audio out. Points of note: 1) From the speaker icon on the top right panel, there is n

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You can still check alsamixer levels with pulse installed. It is kind of like a set and forget. Pulse Audio still works with alsa, it jsut "sits" on top of it and normally you do not need to deal with

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Thanks Glenn. It shows: alsa-utils: Installed: 1.1.8-2 Candidate: 1.1.8-2 Version table: *** 1.1.8-2 500 500 http://raspbian.raspberrypi.org/raspbian buster/main armhf Packages 100 /var/lib/dpkg/statu

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Hi Mark I haven't tried out the new Raspberry PI OS myself yet but have used Pulse Audio with raspbian in the past In a terminal what does apt policy alsa-utils say? If it is not installed you can do

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Mark, Are you seeing this? Now onto the Mumble config, I found for my setup the following, Configure>Settings. For the Input and Output select System ALSA and [pulse] Pulse Sound Server in the dropdow

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Additional information / update on my progress. Going through the threads led me to one that describes loading up a new app and rebooting the Pi. (reference Bruce N7GXR, post # 7557 on 12/7). The term

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No, I am using the data cable on the back of the radio and run the radio in packet mode. It works for FM radio comms without any problem. You have to make sure that you have your radio menu set for 12

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But, alas, I am stuck with trying to get audio out of the Mumble server on the Pi and through the audio card in the Pi, using the PulseAudio application. I could sure use some help on this one. I know

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On the 857, the mic cable... is it s straight through RJ11? I have yet to find the correct pin outs. Thank you! Kent K9EZ

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Right or wrong, here is information how I have my new version 2 (downloaded 12/8/2020) of RigPi configured for receive audio. To note, its easy to get a lot of audio pushed by using "MIC BOOST", but i

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