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HI Dave I am sitting here with some problem whit ser2net there will not recognize my usb port ?? a new version of net2ser need a YAML config file and that is out of my range to figure it out ;-) sadly

The EA4TX boxes probably do not have genuine FTDI chipsets in them. Either a different chip that does not have unique serial numbers or Chinese clones of FTDI. This is an issue with some USB to serial

Thanks to Dave for putting out that video.? I'm going to use it on my RCS-4 replacement flow I'm starting. ...but another question now has emerged on another project that I did some digging around

Hi All, I did a quick YouTube video on how to change the default FTDI based USB serial node name from /dev/TTYUSB0 to the path by ID name which includes the FTDI cable/device serial number. This is

I did a quick video I am posting to YouTube. See my other post in the group here for the link 73 Dave wo2x Sent: Sunday, December 18, 2022 7:05 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re:

We can do a quick Zoom if you like. I’m heading in the hospital early Tuesday morning. Let me know if you have 15 minutes and when. It is straightforward but quicker to just show you on Zoom. 73

Thanks Dave, I think all the subjects are in chapters for your videos.? I'll take a look to see if I can find it. Kyle

Windows will remember and reserve the com port number for FTDI chipset USB devices based on the serial number in the chipset in the FTDI USB interface. In Linux as a default the TTYUSB ports are

Dave, I'm putting it together now, the tower goes up in the spring. ?I also want to control the radio, amp, and tuner in the shack. That looks easier than discreet relays for the antenna switch. Tim

Oh, had no idea.? Not that familiar with USB devices and linux and how they are addressed.? Thanks for the tip.? I'll do some googling. Kyle

Hi Tim, Are the SteppIR, rotor controller, and antenna switch all located at the tower? Do you have anything else in the shack that needs to be connected to Node Red (not including network)? If so,

Lower DB9 connection. FTDI chip based serial to USB with a null modem cable. Be sure to use an authentic FTDI based cable for trouble free operation. My SteppIR flow is in the group file section. Alan

Alan, Thank you and now do you connect to your STEPPIR? ?I jsut picked up a 3 element one and with a rotor and antenna switch I am hoping a RS-232 to usb will work for the STEPPIR. Also, I will look

Tim I do that now. At one end, run Node-Red, with the connection nodes (serial and TCP). At the shack, run the full dashboard. Connect via ethernet TCP using a MQTT broker (like mosquitto running on

Hi Tim, Are the SteppIR, rotor controller, and antenna switch all located at the tower? Do you have anything else in the shack that needs to be connected to Node Red (not including network)? If so,

I would like to have a distributed raspberry pi system with one runing the dashboard. For my station I woud have raspbery pi’s talking to my Setppir, rotor, and antenna switch, then send that back

Hi Kyle, You might want to change to address the USB device By ID instead of TTYUSB in case other USB serial devices will ever get plugged in. I’m sure you know this and are just debugging now. 73

Hey Tyler, Here is the latest.? After figuring out the USB module was bad in the WA4MCM switch, I got a new module and it looks like the Pi can see the unit now as ttyUSB, which is good first step.

hey Kyle, Any news on your NR integration of this WA4MCM antenna switch? Wonder if his planned "auto button" upgrade will affect anything, or if units can be upgraded in the field..... I'm still

Mack I can explain. It is about CSS Style sheets. I included style templates on your flow set. Easier to explain in a call. Now OK? Alan