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Looks great on a 50” Sony 4k TV fed by an Nvidia RTX2080 Yes. Getting to the point of TMI (too much info). On the iPhone and iPad (where I want to use it remotely) the different sections are stacked

You are going to need another screen just for NodeRed!! :) That picture didn't really work out well. 73 wrote:

I believe it is part of the base Node Red package 73 Dave Sent: Tuesday, July 21, 2020 9:20 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [nodered-hamradio] File /wo2x flows/Elecraft W2 watt

Dave, Which “gate” control did you use? 73, Andreas, N6NU

Hi All, Been working on the flow for the 4O3A Antenna Genius 2x8. I only use 3 antennas here and have the AG set to automatically select the proper antenna per band so no need to control antenna

Hi Andreas Without his help, I would not have gotten as far as I did in the past year. Thank you so much for all your help and support. BTW, I have some basic LP-100A code if you like. It took me

Andreas Looks nice. I like your TX/RX/PTT panel under development. Can you share when you are ready? I too use multiple Raspberry Pis, all connected using an MQTT broker. For many of the same reasons

Long time lurker, almost first time poster :-) It is great to see the energy and enthusiasm on this list. When I started my code 3 years ago, I designed almost all features to live on their own PI.

Solved. HF Auto ini file wasn?t saved correctly thus it was missing some items. now its working nice. Dave, take a look at an alternate DLI flow I created with 3D buttons which looks nice and works

Dave If I am not mistaken, based on what Mark explained, in Multiplex, the first client gets port 4991. When the Flex Server (at IP address x.y.z.80) sees the second client, the server assigns it a

I just checked it here by putting a debug node in the HFAuto flow right before the UDP send node for HFAuto port 12070. I am seeing the XML documented formatted message with correct frequency. Try

Hi Mark The issue when you do a sub meter all to a 6700 and a 6600 the 6700 has internal FC bolts as meter 20 while the 6600 has it as meter 21. I do not have a 6400 or 6600 to dig into to find out

I will check this a little later. Dave Sent from my waxed string and tin cans.

Mark A great lesson on the workings of multiplex API. So....the port must be changed based on which client is "bound". OK. FYI, the normal Node-Red TCP nodes do not allow for changing the port number,

Dave, good morning. Quick question, did you update the HF Auto software? I did this morning and the node red flow is not working with HF Auto. Programs opens but make no connection to UDP and keep

The port number used is a factor of the ports in use at the time of client initialization. The FlexAPI attempts to create a exclusive UDP Socket at Port 4991, if that fails it will try the next and so

You have a 6400 or 6600? Change sub meter 20 to sub meter 21. For whatever reason Flex added an extra meter on the 6400 and 6600 series radios. 73 Dave wo2x

Just heard you ta lking about this group on Ham Radio Workbench. Had to join, as I hope to dedicate a raspberry pi to Node Red and MQTT for remote monitoring of radio and other shack equipment.

I am not saying who or what caused me to draft the original email. Not to worry, it was all in good fun and thought I would pass on the message. Mike va3mw

Neal Dave, WO2X, says the Flex Meters, are work in progress, as he is trying new parsing techniques on the VITA49 packet to improve its reliability. Alan