Anotações de radioamador

HOW TO INSTALL THE NEXTION DRIVER log in to your Pi-Star with SSH ( https://github.com/PD0DIB/Nextion_HAM-radio-screens/wiki/FAQ-Nextion.driver-by-ON7LDS ) Then:  cd /tmp get the software git clone  https://github.com/on7lds/NextionDriverInstaller.git go ! sudo NextionDriverInstaller/install.sh Check your software settings in Pi-Star: Goto the Expert Page => MMDVMHost Editor (or mmdvmhost.ini file) to the Nextion part check/set in the  Nextion  part, the driver at  /dev/ttyNextionDriver  (USB adapter) or  /dev/ttyAMA0  (connected to GPIO-RPi) check/set in the  NextionDriver  part Port:  /dev/ttyUSB0  (for  USB adapter ) or  /dev/ttyAMA0  (connected to the  GPIO pins  of RPi)**** LogLevel: 0 (set it to ZERO) DataFilesPath: /usr/local/etc/ GroupsFile: groups.txt DMRidFile: stripped.csv Reboot your hotspot.

Este é um pequeno script shell que pode ser utilizado para atualizar o arquivos de DMR id's e mostrar nas telas Nextion, ou outras, normalmente utilizando com NextionDriver (normalmente ele não vem instalado na instalação padrão do Pi-Star. Necessário consultar este link ) /etc/crontab 12 0 * * * root /bin/bash /root/DMRIupdate.sh #! /bin/bash ############################################################################### # # DMRIDUpdate.sh # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU Gen...

http://n1rwy.org/?p=157 (after menu reset), these are my settings 026 BEEP LEVEL (6) 027 TIME ZONE (-3:00) DATA MODE (OTHERS) 064 OTHER DISP (SSB) (750) [here I tweak but still need to improve] 065 OTHER SHIFT (SSB) (1500) [here I tweak but still need to improve] *071 DATA PTT SELECT (RTS) *072 DATA PORT SELECT (USB) 096 RTTY SHIFT PORT (RTS) 108 SSB PTT SELECT (USB) 109 SSB PORT SELECT (USB) 117 SCP DISPLAY MODE (WATER FALL) FT-991a digital modes / usb menu settings Exit the Menu/Setup and press the F (M-List) key, then set up the following buttons: i. NAR/WIDE to WIDE ii. NB doesn’t matter iii. AGC = AUTO iv. RF POWER = set to max drive power for your amplifier (if you use one). Mine gets to full output at 25w 3. DT GAIN = you’ll have to fuss with this, as it affects the ALC. I set it so I get to max drive with the WSJT-X power slider all the way up

https://kv5r.com/ham-radio/icom-706mkiig/706-computer-control-and-soundcard-interface/ The 706 comes with some power-on factory defaults that you will want to change. The recommended changes make the radio easier to operate. First, let’s set up the power-on defaults. Go to Initial Set Mode by power off,  hold Lock button and power on . Refer to the initial setup items on pages 50-55. Items 34-37 - CI-V settings: Leave the address at 58H; change BAUD to 19200, turn CI-V TRN on, and leave 731 off. To operate with computer control and digital modes, see the interface section later herein, as well as my article on the digital-modes. Change Power-On Defaults Item 1 - Mode Select: You can turn off modes that you don’t want the Mode button to select in its rotation: Unless you have an external FSK RTTY system connected, turn off RTTY mode. Most of us on RTTY are now operating AFSK RTTY via a computer, where you’ll be running on SSB. Item 7 - RF/SQL: Th...