The following files have been updated in
the Files area of the [email protected] group.
By: Alan Blind, WA9WUD
Description:
Updated Node-Red Flow to add command buttons to change modes: Auto, Manual, Bypass and to change Antennas: ANT 1, ANT 2, and ANT 3.
See my file upload, "HF-Auto Network Setup" to configure HF-Auto Network Settings; Node-Red UDP Out (Commands to HF-Auto), Node-Red UDP In (HF-Auto Data to Node-Red), and FR Stack UDP CAT (Frequency broadcast to HF-Auto).
Node-Red flow to import data from W1TRs HF-Auto Application. Data includes; CAT Frequency, CAT Source, Tuner Frequency, Tuner Mode, Selected Tuner Antenna, C Value, L Value, Max Power, Peak Power, Average Power, SWR, Average SWR, and more.
Requires configuration of the UDP broadcasts within HF-Auto Application.
Flow includes a user interface that can be modified to your specific needs. All variables are available to other flows as global variables.
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Re: List of compatible products for Apple Homekit
Hi Tom, ? I don¡¯t know what WiKi you saw but this group did not exist 4 years ago. ? Here is the link to the WiKi. ? /g/nodered-hamradio/wiki ? Welcome aboard! Let us know if you have any questions. ? 73 Dave wo2x ? ?
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Sent: Friday, September 11, 2020 7:36 PM
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Subject: [nodered-hamradio] List of compatible products for Apple Homekit ? Is there an updated list available of compatible Homekit products? I saw something dated 2016 reference a Wiki but I figure a lot has changed in 4 years.
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List of compatible products for Apple Homekit
Is there an updated list available of compatible Homekit products?
I saw something dated 2016 reference a Wiki but I figure a lot has changed in 4 years.
Thank you Tom KB5RF
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Alan, Hardware and software for Auto Listener installed and working ¨C Thanks for your work, Dave ¨C k9uk ?
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Subject: [nodered-hamradio] File /HF Auto Listener.json uploaded #file-notice ? The following files have been uploaded to the Files area of the [email protected] group. By: Alan Blind, WA9WUD Description:
Node-Red flow to import data from W1TRs HF-Auto Application. Data includes; CAT Frequency, CAT Source, Tuner Frequency, Tuner Mode, Selected Tuner Antenna, C Value, L Value, Max Power, Peak Power, Average Power, SWR, Average SWR, and more. Requires configuration of the UDP broadcasts within HF-Auto Application. Flow includes a user interface that can be modified to your specific needs. All variables are available to other flows as global variables.
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Welcome aboard Paul!
Dave wo2x Sent from my waxed string and tin cans.?
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On Sep 11, 2020, at 10:03 AM, Paul Carff <pcarff@...> wrote:
? Hi All,
New to Nodered and this is really good stuff - I am hooked.? My wife will love that I have ANOTHER thing to tinker around with.
Really appreciate?the work everyone is doing.
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Hi All,
New to Nodered and this is really good stuff - I am hooked.? My wife will love that I have ANOTHER thing to tinker around with.
Really appreciate?the work everyone is doing.
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Santigo
Sorry, I misunderstood . For the WSJT-X listener, check your setting on the "Reporting" settings.
?I used port numbers, the same as required by the logging software I have, and duplicated in the Node-Red UDP listener nodes. ?
Also, the broadcast IP addresses are multicast IPs, so as to also be seen by my logging software.
224.0.0.1 is a common address used by many routers.
X.X.X.255 works if your router uses a sub mask 255.255.255.0 or /24.
Alan
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Morning. The HF Auto flow is working fine.
It¡¯s the?Wsjtx flows that are not working.
Santiago ____________ 73 de HI8SMX? hi8smx.online HI8SMX on Twitter, Instagram and YouTube
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Santiago
Did you set up the UDP broadcast in the HF-Auto settings?
Alan
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Newbie having problems installing FRstack
Hi Guys
I am a comple noob here, have a little linux experience, am trying to follow David's instructions to install nodered and FRstacks. I have got to the point where nodered runs successfully in command line, but whan i try to install FRstack, I get the message as in the attached picture. I did have an issue installing the dotnet core from the sudo wget command, but went to microsoft and downloaded the tarball from there...it seemed to install successfully. Any ideas please?
73 de Charlie GI4FUE
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Pi4 is at home, I just put the pieces together, but have not installed it yet nor have copied any image. Pi3 is working so fine that I don?t want to mess things up.
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Alan, for some strange reason this flow is not working for me. I imported it and I get nothing in dashboard. Curious.
Santiago
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Hi Alan!, long time. I was missing in action due to work and family commitments but I?m back. Thanks for this flow, just imported it and its working fine.
73,?
Santiago
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Awesome Alan!
Timely ¡
Just about to setup an HF-Auto.
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I have built a Node-Red based listener to import data from W1TR's HF-Auto application. Data includes; CAT Frequency, CAT Source, Tuner Frequency, Tuner Mode, Selected Tuner Antenna, C Value, L Value, Max Power, Peak Power, Average Power, SWR, Average SWR, and more. Requires configuration of the UDP broadcasts within HF-Auto Application. Flow includes a user interface that can be modified to your specific needs. All variables are available to other flows as global variables. Requires configuring the UDP broadcasts from HF-Auto.? Select an IP address of your device running Node-Red or multicast IP that works on your network.: <Screen Shot 2020-09-09 at 6.33.07 PM.png>
Here is a screen-shot of the HF-Auto Dashboard with all of the available variables. You could easily adapt these to your dashboard needs: Here is a screenshot of how I have adapted HF-Auto into my station control dashboard:
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Re: FRStackWebApi Version 3.1.20.45 for RPi, Linux and OSX
Meter level mute is only a FRStack for Windows feature as it utilizes the FRStack UI to set the levels. It would be problematic to combine a fast enough node-red UI and level set to make it easy to use.
Note: Once .NET 5+ adds WPF framework support for Linux and OS X platforms I plan on releasing FRStack for Linux and OSX.
Regards, Mark
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On Sep 9, 2020, at 7:38 PM, K6HN Gary < gary@...> wrote: How is Meter Level Mute used with this API? I do not see any reference to it besides the mention in?Version 3.1.20.45 Changes.
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Re: FRStackWebApi Version 3.1.20.45 for RPi, Linux and OSX
How is Meter Level Mute used with this API? I do not see any reference to it besides the mention in?Version 3.1.20.45 Changes.
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I have built a Node-Red based listener to import data from W1TR's HF-Auto application. Data includes; CAT Frequency, CAT Source, Tuner Frequency, Tuner Mode, Selected Tuner Antenna, C Value, L Value, Max Power, Peak Power, Average Power, SWR, Average SWR, and more. Requires configuration of the UDP broadcasts within HF-Auto Application. Flow includes a user interface that can be modified to your specific needs. All variables are available to other flows as global variables. Requires configuring the UDP broadcasts from HF-Auto.? Select an IP address of your device running Node-Red or multicast IP that works on your network.: Here is a screen-shot of the HF-Auto Dashboard with all of the available variables. You could easily adapt these to your dashboard needs: Here is a screenshot of how I have adapted HF-Auto into my station control dashboard:
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The following files have been uploaded to
the Files area of the [email protected] group.
By: Alan Blind, WA9WUD
Description:
Node-Red flow to import data from W1TRs HF-Auto Application. Data includes; CAT Frequency, CAT Source, Tuner Frequency, Tuner Mode, Selected Tuner Antenna, C Value, L Value, Max Power, Peak Power, Average Power, SWR, Average SWR, and more.
Requires configuration of the UDP broadcasts within HF-Auto Application.
Flow includes a user interface that can be modified to your specific needs. All variables are available to other flows as global variables.
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Re: FRStackWebApi Version 3.1.20.45 for RPi, Linux and OSX
Dave
Use these nodes in your flow, from Mark's "Radio" flow, to get the Radio Info data. ?
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Re: FRStackWebApi Version 3.1.20.45 for RPi, Linux and OSX
Dave
Most, if not all, of the Flex Status Variables, are set up and available as global and/or flow variables in Node-Red, via FRStack.
I have been using the "Change Node" to access the variables and in some cases, using the commands get.flow ("variable.X") or get.global("variable.X") within functions.
You can see a list of the flow and global variables by selecting the "Context Data" on the far right side viewer (it usually?hidden, so click on the "down" button").? Be sure to click on the "refresh" button to see the current content.?
Alan
On Wed, Sep 9, 2020 at 9:26 AM David De Coons wo2x < RocketNJ@...> wrote: Thanks Mark.?
I will work on a basic flow showing capability for sight impaired hams and post it up.?
The Genovation keypad I have here is a 24 button pad that connects via RS-232. You can program the keypad to send keyboard macros. For example program button 1 to send 1 (hex 31). Then have Node Red read into from that com port and send status to FRStack for that button push.?
You can have buttons to get status for a bunch of stuff. Individual items from FRStack as well as from other flows. Should be interesting.?
This could enable Flex SDR radios to be used by visually impaired hams.?
73 Dave wo2x Sent from my waxed string and tin cans.? ? The REST APIs extensively?cover the Radio and Slice state for the bound client. You can get a summary INFO for the RADIO and SLICES or ask for individual item status. The integration?with the Stream Deck demonstrates the use of individual item status. I do not own a?
Genovation keypad so I don't have any first hand knowledge of this device. Let me?know if you have any other questions. 73, Mark W3II On Tue, Sep 8, 2020 at 7:04 PM David De Coons wo2x < RocketNJ@...> wrote: Hi Mark,
Any thoughts to be able to get status of different individual items on demand?
I have a blind ham that could benefit from FRStack, Node Red and a Genovation keypad. That could give 24 buttons which could be programmed to read out things like rx frequency, split, tx power setting, mic level, etc.
If you have suggestions to accomplish this another way please let me know.
73 Dave wo2x ?INDEX is used to find smeter value for slice. The smeter data is an array of 8 objects. The slice INDEX is used to get the proper offset to read SMETER data.
The change to N1MM data structure is to add an <app> node. So I added <app>frstack</app>
? Mark
Thanks for the mention.? It was a lot of fun working with you on?SteppIR.
Question: ?What is the new "INDEX" property?? How can it?be used?
Also, the changes to the UDP data broadcast, is that to update the packet to what the latest HF-Auto revision now wants to see?? Recall that Brett, WX7Y, found that HF-Auto added a <name> field.
Alan WA9WUD
Alan
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