The wd.conf below works to allow to different Kiwi's (GN2 remote and GN0 local) to both post as "N6GN/K", run on both same and different bands and be scheduled throughout the day, though lately I've been running the same 24/7. This is  WSPR_SCHEDULE_merged

Declare the RECEIVER_LIST first, individual Kiwi's come before the merged ones.  Then just call out what you want in the schedule.

THere is a subtle 'gotcha' that you shouldn't run different receiver/gridsquare on the same band as they may post twice rather than once as is desired.

Glenn n6gn

# To enable these options, remove the leading '#' and modify SIGNAL_LEVEL_UPLOAD_ID from "AI6VN" to your call sign:
SIGNAL_LEVEL_UPLOAD="noise"        ### If this variable is defined and not "no", AND SIGNAL_LEVEL_UPLOAD_ID is defined, then upload signal levels to the wsprdaemon cloud database
                                   ### SIGNAL_LEVEL_UPLOAD_MODE="no"    => (Default) Upload spots directly to wsprnet.org
                                   ### SIGNAL_LEVEL_UPLOAD_MODE="noise" => Upload extended spots and noise data.  Upload spots directly to wsprnet.org
                                   ### SIGNAL_LEVEL_UPLOAD_MODE="proxy" => In addition to "noise", don't upload to wsprnet.org from this server.  Regenerate and upload spots to wsprnet.org on the wsprdaemon.org server
SIGNAL_LEVEL_UPLOAD="yes"          ### If this variable is defined as "yes" AND SIGNAL_LEVEL_UPLOAD_ID is defined, then upload extended spots and noise levels to the logs.wsprdaemon.org database and graphics file server.
SIGNAL_LEVEL_UPLOAD_ID="N6GN"     ### The name put in upload log records, the the title bar of the graph, and the name used to view spots and noise at that server.
SIGNAL_LEVEL_UPLOAD_GRAPHS="yes"   ### If this variable is defined as "yes" AND SIGNAL_LEVEL_UPLOAD_ID is defined, then FTP graphs of the last 24 hours to http://wsprdaemon.org/graphs/SIGNAL_LEVEL_UPLOAD_ID
SIGNAL_LEVEL_LOCAL_GRAPHS="yes"    ### If this variable is defined as "yes" AND SIGNAL_LEVEL_UPLOAD_ID is defined, then make graphs visible at http://localhost/

##############################################################
### The RECEIVER_LIST() array defines the physical (KIWI_xxx,AUDIO_xxx,SDR_xxx) and logical (MERG...) receive devices available on this server
### Each element of RECEIVER_LIST is a string with 5 space-seperated fields:
###   " ID(no spaces)             IP:PORT or RTL:n MyCall MyGrid  KiwPassword    Optional SIGNAL_LEVEL_ADJUSTMENTS
### [[DEFAULT:ADJUST,]BAND_0:ADJUST[,BAND_N:ADJUST_N]...]
### A comma-separated list of BAND:ADJUST pairsyy
### BAND is one of 2200..10, while AJUST is in dBp TO BE ADDED to the raw data, e.g. '-10' will LOWER the reported level
### DEFAULT defaults to zero and is applied to all bands not specified with a BAND:ADJUST

declare RECEIVER_LIST=(
"GN0            10.0.0.161:8073         N6GN/K       DN70ll kiwis_password DEFAULT:-2.0,2200:11.6,630:10.5,160:4.5,80:1.3,60:0.0,40:-0.7,30:-1.0,20:-0.8,17:-1.0,15:-0.4,12:0.2,10:0.0"
"GN2            10.0.0.102:8075         N6GN/K       DN70jo kiwis_password DEFAULT:-2.0,2200:11.6,630:10.5,160:4.5,80:1.3,60:0.0,40:-0.7,30:-1.0,20:-0.8,17:-1.0,15:-0.4,12:0.2,10:0.0"
"GN3            10.0.0.77:8074          N6GN/K       DN70ll kiwis_password DEFAULT:-2.0,2200:11.6,630:10.5,160:4.5,80:1.3,60:0.0,40:-0.7,30:-1.0,20:-0.8,17:-1.0,15:-0.4,12:0.2,10:0.0"
"GN4            10.0.0.67:8076          N6GN/P       DN70ll kiwis_password DEFAULT:-2.0,2200:11.6,630:10.5,160:4.5,80:1.3,60:0.0,40:-0.7,30:-1.0,20:-0.8,17:-1.0,15:-0.4,12:0.2,10:0.0"
"K6RFT          k6rft.proxy.kiwisdr.com:8073     K6RFT   EM47bg kiwis_password     DEFAULT:0.0"

"MERGED_RX_02   GN0,GN2                 N6GN/K       DN70ll kiwis_password"
"MERGED_RX_23   GN2,GN3                 N6GN/K       DN70ll kiwis_password"
"MERGED_RX_03   GN0,GN3                 N6GN/K       DN70ll kiwis_password"
"MERGED_RX_023  GN0,GN2,GN3             N6GN/K       DN70ll kiwis_password"
"MERGED_RX_034  GN0,GN3,GN4             N6GN/K       DN70ll kiwis_password"
"MERGED_RX_34   GN3,GN4                 N6GN/K       DN70ll kiwis_password"
)

### This table defines a schedule of configurations which will be applied by '-j a,all' and thus by the watchdog daemon when it runs '-j a,all' ev ery odd two minutes
### The first field of each entry in the start time for the configuration defined in the following fields
### Start time is in the format HH:MM (e.g 13:15) and by default is in the time zone of the host server unless ',UDT' is appended, e.g '01:30,UDT'
### Following the time are one or more fields of the format 'RECEIVER,BAND'
### If the time of the first entry is not 00:00, then the latest (not necessarily the last) entry will be applied at time 00:00
### So the form of each line is  "START_HH:MM[,UDT] RECEIVER,BAND... ".  Here are some examples:

declare WSPR_SCHEDULE_simple1=(
    "00:00                       GN0,2200 GN0,630 GN0,160 GN0,80 GN0,80eu GN0,60 GN0,40 GN0,30 GN0,20 GN0,17 GN0,15 GN0,12 GN0,10"
)

declare WSPR_SCHEDULE_simple2=(
    "00:00                       GN0,2200 MERGED_RX_03,630 MERGED_RX_03,160 GN0,80eu MERGED_RX_03,80 GN0,60 MERGED_RX_03,40 MERGED_RX_03,30 MERGED_RX_03,20 GN0,17 MERGED_RX_03,15  GN0,12 GN0,10"
)

declare WSPR_SCHEDULE_simple4=(
    "00:00                       GN0,2200 GN0,630 GN0,160 GN0,80 GN0,80eu GN0,60 GN0,40 GN0,30 GN0,20 GN0,17 GN0,15 GN0,12 GN0,10    GN3,80 GN3,40 GN3,30 GN3,20 GN3,17 GN3,15 GN3,10"
)


declare WSPR_SCHEDULE_merged=(
    "00:00                       GN0,2200 GN0,630 GN0,160 MERGED_RX_02,80 GN0,80eu GN0,60eu MERGED_RX_02,40 MERGED_RX_02,30  MERGED_RX_02,20  MERGED_RX_02,17 MERGED_RX_02,15 GN0,12 GN0,10 "
)

declare WSPR_SCHEDULE_complex=(
    "sunrise-01:00               KIWI_0,630 KIWI_0,160 KIWI_1,80 KIWI_2,80eu KIWI_2,60 KIWI_2,60eu KIWI_1,40 KIWI_1,30 KIWI_1,20 KIWI_1,17 KIWI_1,15 KIWI_1,12          "
    "sunrise+01:00                          KIWI_0,160 KIWI_1,80 KIWI_2,80eu KIWI_2,60 KIWI_2,60eu KIWI_1,40 KIWI_1,30 KIWI_1,20 KIWI_1,17 KIWI_1,15 KIWI_1,12 KIWI_1,10"
    "09:00                       KIWI_0,630 KIWI_0,160 KIWI_1,80 KIWI_2,80eu KIWI_2,60 KIWI_2,60eu KIWI_1,40 KIWI_1,30 KIWI_1,20 KIWI_1,17 KIWI_1,15 KIWI_1,12          "
    "10:00                                  KIWI_0,160 KIWI_1,80 KIWI_2,80eu KIWI_2,60 KIWI_2,60eu KIWI_1,40 KIWI_1,30 KIWI_1,20 KIWI_1,17 KIWI_1,15 KIWI_1,12 KIWI_1,10"
    "11:00                                             KIWI_1,80 KIWI_2,80eu KIWI_2,60 KIWI_2,60eu KIWI_1,40 KIWI_1,30 KIWI_1,20 KIWI_1,17 KIWI_1,15 KIWI_1,12 KIWI_1,10"
    "18:00           KIWI_0,2200 KIWI_0,630 KIWI_0,160 KIWI_1,80 KIWI_2,80eu KIWI_2,60 KIWI_2,60eu KIWI_1,40 KIWI_1,30 KIWI_1,20 KIWI_1,17 KIWI_1,15                    "
    "sunset-01:00                           KIWI_0,160 KIWI_1,80 KIWI_2,80eu KIWI_2,60 KIWI_2,60eu KIWI_1,40 KIWI_1,30 KIWI_1,20 KIWI_1,17 KIWI_1,15 KIWI_1,12 KIWI_1,10"
    "sunset+01:00                KIWI_0,630 KIWI_0,160 KIWI_1,80 KIWI_2,80eu KIWI_2,60 KIWI_2,60eu KIWI_1,40 KIWI_1,30 KIWI_1,20 KIWI_1,17 KIWI_1,15 KIWI_1,12 KIWI_1,10"
)

### This array WSPR_SCHEDULE defines the running configuration. Here we make the simple configuration defined above the active one:
#declare WSPR_SCHEDULE=( "${WSPR_SCHEDULE_simple2[@]}" )
declare WSPR_SCHEDULE=( "${WSPR_SCHEDULE_merged[@]}" )

On 3/14/21 11:39 AM, Edward Hammond wrote:

Hi Folks -

I would greatly appreciate it if somebody could please forward an example of a wsprdaemon.conf file that manages two Kiwis *while allocating a different set of bands to each receiver*.

I was getting right proud of myself for merging my receivers ... on the first try even .... and then I realized (duh!) that each Kiwi is now monitoring the same set of bands!

In my setup the receivers are tuned to different bands, but I would love to manage them with a single Pi running a single wsprdaemon instance.  Presently I have two Pis each running its own wsprdaemon.

Unplugging one Pi would be great as I am planning to move the whole WSPR receiving setup off-grid and it would save quite a bit of electricity (relative to a modest solar setup!).

Edward

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