Hi John, Which radio are you planning to use? Do you have a RigPi presently?

You're right, it should have been: Antenna 1 *0w AN199; Antenna 2 *0w AN299; But again, having not tried it myself, it will need testing.

Larry, Congratulations, I know you put a lot of work into it! (Corrected) For Ant 1 try: *0w AN199; For Ant 2 try: *0w AN299; I haven't tried those yet, but I believe they should work. Note that it is

VPN is not meant to provide port forwarding. It is meant to provide a private connection to a device that is logged in to that VPN account. So, for your use, you would load the Express VPN client onto

Hello Charudatt, To use the CLI tests that are shown on page 112 of the current help guide at: https://groups.io/g/RigPi/files/RigPi%20Documentation/RigPi.pdf You will need to close all other apps tha

Bob, The changes that you would make are done in your router. Did you configure it for port forwarding already? If so, which ports did you forward? If you have set up port forwarding then the all of t

Hi Bob, Are you able to connect fully use your RigPi while on your local LAN? You can use whatismyipaddress.com to show your public IP. That public IP may change from time to time, though many don't.

I hope another user who has experience with that radio, FT8 and Fldigi can answer, but if not, try checking out the FT8 group at: https://groups.io/g/FT8-Digital-Mode That is a popular radio to use wi

I don't know if he cares if you complain or not. Howard seems to be an optimist. It probably has more to do with the fact that the TS-590 was troublesome and you are using one. The TS-590 library in H

Larry, Yes, I can imagine that it is frustrating. The good news is that the updated software does fix the latching. It is being tested now and should be released once it is vetted.

Hi Michael, There is a video covering a set up for a Kenwood TS-590s. That radio has an internal USB audio CODEC and serial port for CAT, the same as the IC-7300. Take a look at that and see if it hel

Hi Scott, The IC-7000 does not have the built in USB serial/audio CODEC so it will need a USB to CI-V cable for CAT control along with an analog cable such as the MFJ-5706MD for the TX/RX audio.

Hi Kevin and Gary, Take a look at Bob's video links and see if it helps you with your Mumble issues: https://groups.io/g/RigPi/message/2827

Hi Ralph, Your issue could be due to mismatched baud or a cable problem. In the radio menu 56, set the baud rate to 57600 then set the RigPi baud rate to the same and try it again. The cable that I te

Larry, The TS-480 and the TS-590 both use the same CAT command for power on: PC1; The difference seems to be in the Hamlib implementation of that command, Hamlib being the underlying engine for CAT co

Hi Neil, The IC-7100 needs only a single USB A to B cable. That radio has a built in USB hub and audio CODEC that handles both serial CAT data and TX/TX audio. There is a very thorough guide written b

Larry, It is from the Kenwood CAT manual, which is attached to this message. It was interesting to hear that using the TS-480 from Hamlib enabled power on as those commands are the same for the TS-480

Larry, This is from the manual and yet to be tested. *0w AC111;

Alex, It appears to be a cert problem. You can use the client to create a new cert, Here is a link to a discussion about that: https://github.com/mumble-voip/mumble/issues/2200

Alex, I looked back over this thread and realized that I didn't address your original comments entirely. Mumble client on the RigPi does need to be connected to the Murmur server on the RigPi. That cl