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Marty, use the ip address of your Pi, for example, mine is: http://192.168.1.23:5025/Radio/INFO 73, Mike Kovacich - VE3CKO -

Alan I get a blank screen when I enter?http://localhost:5025/Radio/INFO?using VNC to get to the browser on the Pi. I think I am going to have to wait until I get back home and can put my developent

Marty For example, use the REST command to get "info" from Flex. ?Just enter this into your web browser, and you will see the return packet. You can also use other devices to send Web-Based REST

Marty Yes, there is a web interface using REST commands. All of the REST commands are documented in the FRStack Read me REST commands are documented about 2/3 down from the top of the page.

I have looked over as much documentation I can find about FRstack. I followed the 32 bit instructions for installing on a 32 bit Pi 4. The command line shows it is active. Is there a web interface I

Why not save the value in a global. If the next value is the same do nothing. If radio is on receive zero the meter. Or something like that. 73, Marty WD9GYM

When I first finished and tested my flows I also thought that the SWR reading not returning 0 during receive was a flaw, but after using the flows while operating I now think of it as a feature. I

Morning Gents I’m Back to the same problem with FRStack I added the line below. With error again Then I said piss on it and continued loading the rest of the line commands. Took a picture. I really

Gate node triggered by TX status. If you look at my FlexRadio flow I set a global tx status you can use. But it may not be a bad idea to see last TX SWR while in RX mode. 73 Dave wo2x

The FRstack API for Raspberry Pi comes with example flows.? On the meter TAB, they have an SWR meter.? ?While this meter displays accurate SWR during transmit, it does NOT return to zero during

Hi Neal, In the debug above the error it should list the node. Click on the node and it should bring you to the flow and show the node with dotted lines. See picture. 73 Dave wo2x Sent: Monday,

Hi Team: Things are working very well, but when reviewing the DEBUG colum in the Node Red Editor, I notice a few messages like this: ========== 2/22/2021, 6:46:16 PM node: 793b4c09.a4c7a4 (

Hi Charlie, Looks like you are making good progress now. I am going to load the flow here and see if there is an easy solution to zero the TX meters on receive and “mute” the S meter on TX. I have

Same here, Bret. Long before SmartLink was a product. My SL experience is over 200 msec latency plus Windows audio delays. With Softether, I’m usually under 50, and under 20 in some cases. Very

Glad it worked this time. I'll have an update to it soon, once we figure out how to zero the meters (I don't think you'll have FWD PWR or SWR on the 1500 either. (I used to have one....it doesn't have

Yep, it imports fine now, thanks. Got it running. Have to remember to stop PowerSDR before deploying node-red. It's a pain. Perhaps I'll drop a note to Ken to see if he can take care of the TCP CAT

Mike: Look in my folder KB8CR's flows, I just uploaded it in .json format (I hope) Try that one. Charlie

Mike, I'll have to ask the pros.....I've never exported a flow before. I'll let ya know. Maybe if I use the Download function rather that cut and paste. Charlie

I also have used SoftEther for several years as well even before SmartLink came out to manage things and give my Maestro a route home using a Pi as a SoftEther Client and when in a Motel Room where

Hi, Marty. I know it’s a little late for you now, but if you get back to Illinois, I highly recommend setting up a VPN at your lab. I utilized a Pi behind my ISP’s router using Softether. It