Adam, did you set up port-forwarding on your home router (where the RigPi is installed)? If not, that could be your problem - see RigPi online help for setup. 73, Steve KE4LC

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Also, as always, make sure things (drivers, etc) are up-to-date on your Pi.. 73, Steve KE4LC sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get upgrade

Hi Mike, others with more recent experience might want to comment on hardware and/or backwards V1/2 software compatibility for server updates, but I used the procedure listed on https://www.pianetarad

Hi Mike, I was one of the earlier adapters to Mumble (Murmur) 1.42x server on my RigPi and I can definitely verify that moving from earlier 1.3 versions vastly improved low signal reception, especiall

Mark, while you could certainly use VNC to do the tasks you describe, the RigPi features its own standalone web server. Mumble server is also hosted on the RigPi. All of that comes pre-loaded on the R

I tend to use a lot of ferrite rings to reduce RF interference on my lower and signal cables, especially power coming from so-called Wall-wart, wall plug-In supplies. You can get the ferrite rings fro

Unfortunately, haven’t found a solution for that for my old FT450D using either of my Logitech cameras. I just put up with seeing the full display and some knobs/switches in the picture. To get enough

Hi Dennis, I have successfully used two Logitech webcams. A ten year old (ancient) Logitech C200 “eyeball” style cam and an almost new Logitech C920S HD web cam. Both always seem to work fine from the

Thank you, Russ for sharing these macros. I am helping a ham friend to remotely operate his FTDX101MP via his RigPi. This is a big help to move him forward. 73, Steve KE4LC

Thanks for the great CW suggestions Kevin and, thanks Howard for adding them to the next beta. This CW’er looks forward to trying them out! 73, Steve KE4LC

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Hello Javier, For basic port forwarding use: port 80: RigPi RSS browser port 64738: Mumble VOIP audio port 5900: VNC viewer port 8081: video web camera For security reasons, if your router allows it,

Hi Andy and others interested keying CW via RigPiHub, Here is an update on my so far unsuccessful attempts to key my rig remotely via a straight key connected to RigPiHub. Unfortunately, putting a str

Hi Andy, excellent news and very good instructions! Thank you very much for posting your straight key/RigPiHub CW solution. I am going to try it right away! 73, Steve KE4LC

Hi Andy, I am seeing the exact same challenges for the same setup need - almost identical settings. I still cannot key the rig. I’ve tried reordering Com ports, starting Morse Keyer last, etc. One dif

Hi Rusty, looks like Howard has you set up. His support is indeed exemplary. I use the Mumble app a lot on my iPhone, multiple times daily. Unlike the RigPi server and notebook PC Mumble setups where

IPod rather…

Nick, Howard - food for thought…. Your phone may be just fine. perhaps it’s that RiGPi’s Mumble (Murmor) server setup packet size and quality sliders need optimizing? I can easily create the condition

An easy way to test your current SD drive’s read/write speeds is to connect to your Pi directly or via VPN, and from the main menu pulldown, select System Tools and then Raspberry Pi diagnostics. Run

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I see the problem in GitHub. Looks like the Mumble development crew has temporarily removed the pre-release Linux 1.4 (Pi version) from their Git download page. I don’t know if it is a transition bein

Hi Michael, In answer to your question, I did the entire 1.4 installation from the RigPi’s Pi desktop using a command window (the command window icon is on Pi top menu, Grey,” >_”) on the Pi desktop,