I have asked Dan N1ND at ARRL (Legal Staff) to give us a definitive answer to the remote shutdown requirement or lack thereof. I do know that, here in the States, FCC requires remote commercial broadc

Thanks! 😀 73, Steve

Oops, 73 - not 74, thumb typing... Steve

Charlie, remote CW would also be possible by simply interfacing the RigPi key output to your rig’s key inputs. Several good ways to enable CW - with RigPi’s Keyer and other applications, even allowing

Hi Charlie, you are correct. To control the rig and read status, you would have to be able to connect to the RigPi via a serial or USB connection in order to interact with the rig via CAT commands. Bo

Hi Dan, sorry for delayed reply. I am about halfway through the wiki version. I have it broken up into as follows: project summary hardware set-up Rig control (CAT, serial-USB cabling) Audio Rig audio

Being even “badder”.. Here is my experience, yours may differ! I replaced my RigPi’s Pi 3 with an Pi 4B 8 GByte RAM board. I housed it and the Keyer and audio boards in the original RigPi enclosure. I

Thanks, Russ for posting the macros. I’ve been working on several projects helping hams do remote RigPi stations with Yaesu rigs from ranging from FT450D to FTDX101MD’s. Nice to have the ft3000 macro

Hi Mike, The manuals are also found at RigPi.com in “RigPi Downloads” section, online and downloadable pdf formats. 73, Steve KE4LC

Hi Don, Not sure what is going on. I see my mic gain slider running RSS on my iPhone XS. I am running the Safari browser. See photo.

Thanks Johnny. This Hamlibs compilation guide is very useful. I greatly appreciate all of the coding projects and help you give to your fellow amateurs. 73 and Happy New Year, Steve KE4LC

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Good troubleshooting! Just a reminder to RigPi users that, when writing macros you no longer have to translate pass-through rig CAT commands into hexadecimal! Hamlibs, the command library under the ho

RigPi adaptation across so many different rigs can indeed be challenging to support by a small company. Lots of different hardware out there - from older non-USB-equipped radios (my old reliable FT450

Hi Jason, glad that helped you get going. Webcam integration is pretty straight-forward, not very camera picky. I’ve used a spare, ancient eyeball-like Logitech camera and some of their latest confere

Hi Jason, you need to pass the Yaesu CAT macros past Hamlibs so it goes directly to the rig in native mode.. Do this by putting *0w before your macro command. that’s a zero, not the letter o.. *0w VX1

Hi Bo, see the active thread on updating https://groups.io/g/RigPi/message/7531 Personally I’m going to wait until the dust settles on Pulse Audio setup, but if you’re up for some pi adventures, go fo

Hi Howard, I second the non-knob/dial option request. After hundreds of RSS hours use, my dad and I use the + and - buttons for freq up/down, but rarely, if ever, the knob. I’ve experienced the same t

Hi Tom, No worries. I access RigPi routinely on my Win10 notebook PC’s, reached via regular web browsers (Chrome, Firefox, etc) from within my home LAN network, and remotely (TN <—> WI) from the inter

It defaults to 1080, but that’s better than good enough for me - excellent/sharp full front panel resolution. Frame-wise, it only gets about one update (1fps) per second remote from TN (station) to WI

I use a Logitech C920 HD webcam. At around $100US, it’s certainly not inexpensive and may be overkill for this application, but it also doubles as our family video-conferencing camera... It works exce