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https://forum.pistar.uk/viewtopic.php?t=1724 https://nq4t.com/making-my-hotspots-beacon-aprs-is-w-real-time-connection-data/ (here explains a lot how it works) Worth trying... PS . See bellow another user has tried with another piece of code.... CODE:  SELECT ALL #!/bin/bash # load nema sentence from GPS gpsr=$(gpspipe -n 8 -r gpsdaddress:2947|sed -n '/$GPGGA/{p;q}') #GPS Sync Check - if no GPS lock, no run gpss=$(printf "$gpsr" | cut -d ',' -f7) test "$gpss" = "0" && exit #we didn't exit so we can continue gps=$(printf "$gpsr" | cut -b 19-42|sed 's#N,#N\\#g'|sed 's#,##g'|cut -b 1-7,10-19,22) #Define login info user=URCALL password=URPASS #Define object user info senduser=URCALL-SSID #Define comment - DMR ONLY # get DMR TG info, parse it, write it to file #dmr=$(curl -s http://pi-stardmr.local/mmdvmhost/bm_links2.php| sed 's/<[^>]\+>//g' | sed 's/None//g' | sed '...

https://forum.pistar.uk/viewtopic.php?t=1048 A few related notes: You can add your coordinates on the Configuration page > General Configuration: Latitude, Longitude, Town (which can include the name of your town, followed by a comma and a space, and then your 6-digit QTH locator grid square), and country. Per Andy Taylor in the Pi-Star Users Support Group: "If you are running D-Star mode, and you add your position information to the dashboard, you will get D-PRS positioning from ircDDBGateway." If you want to prevent sending APRS positioning info via Brandmeister, you can add the tag NOGATE or NOAPRS to the Priority Message field in the BrandMeister dashboard. For a hotspot, you can find that field in the My hotspots settings. You can add an APRS host on the Configuration page > D-STAR Configuration: APRS Host, and also Yaesu System Fusion Configuration > APRS Host. There's also an APRS-related setting in the Expert Editor > ircDDBgateway Quick Editor:...

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...