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By: Al Groff
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My version of flow for KAT500 ATU. Includes, frequency track of radio TX, and co-coordinated manual tune. Dependent on Radio Select & Radio flows and FRStackWebAPI.
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By: Al Groff
Description:
My version of flow for KPA-500 power amp. Includes radio band tracking, Standby on band change, and auto driver reduction for operate.
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Dave Regarding StreamDeck buttons. ?I made a StreamDeck "Do All" button for my satellite station like you are thinking for your amp. When I select a satellite on SatPC32 the satellite name shows up in the SteamDeck Button. ?Then, a push of the button sets in motion:? - Changes the Flex Radio Profile to match the Satellite name - Turns on "track" for the Green Heron AZ and EL rotor controllers. ?Uses the AZ and EL values from SatPC32 for aiming - Lines up the correct antennas for TX and RX depending on SatPC32 CAT data for uplink freq and downlink freq. ?"Arms" the correct RX pre-amp - Changes color to show when the satellite is above the horizon - "Spots" the satellite's name, Rotor Position, and satellite position on the Flex Pandapder - When the Satellite goes below the horizon, turns off rotor track, and moves the 2M antenna back to my vertical from the yagi, for 2M repeater use. - Clears the spots - restores the "default" Flex Profile which I pre-configured. Here is a screenshot of my Satellite StreamDeck. ?The "Do All" button is circled. I used my own Node-Red designed StreamDeck interface along with MKCM's StreamDeck REST plugin. Alan WA9WUD 
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Dave
Glad to hear your medical staff may have figured out your condition and all is well.
Mike's experience with the blood pressure data is right on.? I also use an Apple Watch for other health monitoring and alarms.? Excited today to be scheduled for my COVIC vaccine.
An idea for the next Node-Red Zoom.......switches.
You could go over your DLI switch flow.
Mike could go over his Kamtronics switch flow.
And I could go over my GPIO based switched flow.
Not so much under the hood coding stuff, but fundamental?operation.? This allows the group to see each way of doing a switch and they can modify their selection to their needs (mainly dashboards and auxiliary?inputs)
Alan
On Mon, Feb 1, 2021 at 11:25 PM David De Coons wo2x < RocketNJ@...> wrote: Hi all,
I will have some down time since I need to take it easy for a while. I find dabbling with Node Red to be relaxing.
If anyone needs assistance please reach out to my email address on QRZ.
I may plan another Zoom session where we can analyze some existing flows and I can explain the process I used in developing my flows. This might help people to be able to develop their own flows or modify existing flows and adapt them to their specific needs. When I am looking for a solution I use Google searches and load flows I find, then inspect how the author built the flow.
Node Red is fun and addictive.
73
Dave wo2x
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Hi Warren.
I will update my read.me file to add those two nodes as required to be added to Node Red.
73
Dave wo2x
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Re: Updated flows by WO2X = VITA49, FlexRadio, KPA1500 and PSTRotatorAZ
The new VITA49_FlexRadiov6.zip file has the fixes for proper meters on 6300/6500/6700. Note - there is no fan meter on those radios so the fan meter on dashboard will be blank.
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On Feb 1, 2021, at 11:31 PM, Charlie Rubenstein <charlier@...> wrote:
?Hope all is well.....no hurry.....I don't HAVE the amp/tuner yet.?
Charlie KB8CR
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Re: Updated flows by WO2X = VITA49, FlexRadio, KPA1500 and PSTRotatorAZ
Hope all is well.....no hurry.....I don't HAVE the amp/tuner yet.?
Charlie KB8CR
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Hi all,
I will have some down time since I need to take it easy for a while. I find dabbling with Node Red to be relaxing.
If anyone needs assistance please reach out to my email address on QRZ.
I may plan another Zoom session where we can analyze some existing flows and I can explain the process I used in developing my flows. This might help people to be able to develop their own flows or modify existing flows and adapt them to their specific needs. When I am looking for a solution I use Google searches and load flows I find, then inspect how the author built the flow.
Node Red is fun and addictive.
73
Dave wo2x
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Yes I know you went thru issues with heart as well. This was my 4th cardioversion in just over 1 year. They think they know what triggered it and fingers crossed.
I need to stop being Alpha personality and let the Young Dogs take the lead. Good news is I have more time to get back to Node Red stuff.
Next thing I want to dabble with is one button Stream Deck action to put amp to standby, initiate tune cycle, key radio in tune and when complete de key radio and put amp back in operate.
I only need tuner on 80 and high end of 40 so just want to do this as a nice project.
There is a Stream Deck node for Node Red to allow Stream Deck to be connected direct to Pi.
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On Feb 1, 2021, at 10:14 PM, Michael Walker <va3mw@...> wrote:
? Dave?
Lecture here:? ...? ?"xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"? :)
Glad you are ok.? Seriously.
BTW, between my heart surgery last year and 3 weeks later when I blacked out and fell out of the shower, I had to go back in for a few days just for them to double check up on me.
I had a home Blood Pressure cuff (with BlueTooth)? .. I had religiously taken my BP twice/day for 3 weeks since I checked out of the hospital.??
The nurse practitioner?starts to ask me a bunch of questions, etc.
She takes my BP and I ask her if she wants to see my BP history.? I show her my iPhone with all the BP data.? ??
She says "oh, this is Fxxxxxg?awesome"? (I kid you not).? And, I said, what, don't all patients do this???? She rolled her eyes at me.? The BP history was gold to her.
Anyway, I hope that made you chuckle a bit and Geeks like us like data.
Mike va3mw
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Dave?
Lecture here:? ...? ?"xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"? :)
Glad you are ok.? Seriously.
BTW, between my heart surgery last year and 3 weeks later when I blacked out and fell out of the shower, I had to go back in for a few days just for them to double check up on me.
I had a home Blood Pressure cuff (with BlueTooth)? .. I had religiously taken my BP twice/day for 3 weeks since I checked out of the hospital.??
The nurse practitioner?starts to ask me a bunch of questions, etc.
She takes my BP and I ask her if she wants to see my BP history.? I show her my iPhone with all the BP data.? ??
She says "oh, this is Fxxxxxg?awesome"? (I kid you not).? And, I said, what, don't all patients do this???? She rolled her eyes at me.? The BP history was gold to her.
Anyway, I hope that made you chuckle a bit and Geeks like us like data.
Mike va3mw
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Prayers for ya Dave!
Ed KA9EES
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-----Original Message----- From: David De Coons wo2x Sent: Monday, February 01, 2021 8:14 PM To: [email protected]Subject: Re: [nodered-hamradio] File /wo2x flows/Vita49_FlexRadiv5_Flows.zip uploaded #file-notice Thanks Warren, I spent the day in the emergency room yesterday for a cardiac issue so trying to relax today. I am much better. I just uploaded v6 of the VITA49 and FlexRadio flows (zipped file). I did not update the comments but will do tomorrow. This fixes the PA temperature meter for 6300/6500/6700 users. 73 Dave wo2x
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Thanks Warren,
I spent the day in the emergency room yesterday for a cardiac issue so trying to relax today. I am much better.
I just uploaded v6 of the VITA49 and FlexRadio flows (zipped file). I did not update the comments but will do tomorrow. This fixes the PA temperature meter for 6300/6500/6700 users.
73
Dave wo2x
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On Feb 1, 2021, at 6:34 PM, Warren Merkel <hullspeed21@...> wrote:
?David,
Just getting first of your Flows going. Had trouble getting node-ping and bool-gate dependencies resolved. They don't want to show up in the Pallette search. I manually installed them and got by them resolved-- at least I think I did.
While your at it, check your comment in Vita49. It still says "version 4" I guess you need to change it to version 6 now :)
Warren, KD4Z
On 2/1/2021 4:58 PM, David De Coons wo2x wrote:
Ok I will upload version 6 in a bit :-).
That¡¯s what happens when I don¡¯t have a first gen 6000 series to test with.
Dave wo2x
Sent from my waxed string and tin cans.
On Feb 1, 2021, at 4:42 PM, Bret Mills <bret.wx7y@...> wrote: ?
works A-OKAY now I think
Thanks a lot
Bret
WX7Y
On Mon, Feb 1, 2021 at 2:16 PM David De Coons wo2x <RocketNJ@... <mailto:RocketNJ@...>> wrote: Hi Bret,____
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<mailto:[email protected]> <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> *On Behalf Of *Bret Mills
*Sent:* Monday, February 1, 2021 3:03 PM
*To:* [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>
*Subject:* Re: [nodered-hamradio] File /wo2x
flows/Vita49_FlexRadiv5_Flows.zip uploaded #file-notice____
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Just tried the Brand NEW FlexRadiv5 flows and it does NOT work on
the 6700, it is the same as it was with the Broken FAN and no temp____
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thought you would like to know____
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*By:* David De Coons wo2x____
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Fixed bug with Flex 6300/6500/6700 temperature meter.____
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David,
Just getting first of your Flows going. Had trouble getting node-ping and bool-gate dependencies resolved. They don't want to show up in the Pallette search. I manually installed them and got by them resolved--
at least I think I did.
While your at it, check your comment in Vita49. It still says "version 4" I guess you need to change it to version 6 now :)
Warren, KD4Z
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On 2/1/2021 4:58 PM, David De Coons wo2x wrote: Ok I will upload version 6 in a bit :-).
That¡¯s what happens when I don¡¯t have a first gen 6000 series to test with.
Dave wo2x
Sent from my waxed string and tin cans.
On Feb 1, 2021, at 4:42 PM, Bret Mills <bret.wx7y@...> wrote:
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works A-OKAY now I think
Thanks a lot
Bret
WX7Y
On Mon, Feb 1, 2021 at 2:16 PM David De Coons wo2x <RocketNJ@... <mailto:RocketNJ@...>> wrote:
Hi Bret,____
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Let me know____
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Dave wo2x____
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<mailto:[email protected]> <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> *On Behalf Of *Bret Mills
*Sent:* Monday, February 1, 2021 3:03 PM
*To:* [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>
*Subject:* Re: [nodered-hamradio] File /wo2x
flows/Vita49_FlexRadiv5_Flows.zip uploaded #file-notice____
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Just tried the Brand NEW FlexRadiv5 flows and it does NOT work on
the 6700, it is the same as it was with the Broken FAN and no temp____
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thought you would like to know____
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Bret____
WX7Y____
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* /wo2x flows/Vita49_FlexRadiv5_Flows.zip
</g/nodered-hamradio/files/wo2x%20flows/Vita49_FlexRadiv5_Flows.zip>____
*By:* David De Coons wo2x____
*Description:*
Fixed bug with Flex 6300/6500/6700 temperature meter.____
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Ok I will upload version 6 in a bit :-).?
That¡¯s what happens when I don¡¯t have a first gen 6000 series to test with.?
Dave wo2x Sent from my waxed string and tin cans.?
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On Feb 1, 2021, at 4:42 PM, Bret Mills <bret.wx7y@...> wrote:
? works A-OKAY now I think Thanks a lot Bret WX7Y
On Mon, Feb 1, 2021 at 2:16 PM David De Coons wo2x < RocketNJ@...> wrote: Hi Bret, ? I just emailed you another version to test. Let me know ? 73 Dave wo2x ? ? ? Just tried the Brand NEW FlexRadiv5 flows and it does NOT work on the 6700, it is the same as it was with the Broken FAN and no temp thought you would like to know ? The following files have been uploaded to the Files area of the [email protected] group. By: David De Coons wo2x Description:
Fixed bug with Flex 6300/6500/6700 temperature meter.
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works A-OKAY now I think Thanks a lot Bret WX7Y
On Mon, Feb 1, 2021 at 2:16 PM David De Coons wo2x < RocketNJ@...> wrote: Hi Bret, ? I just emailed you another version to test. Let me know ? 73 Dave wo2x ? ? ? Just tried the Brand NEW FlexRadiv5 flows and it does NOT work on the 6700, it is the same as it was with the Broken FAN and no temp thought you would like to know ? The following files have been uploaded to the Files area of the [email protected] group. By: David De Coons wo2x Description:
Fixed bug with Flex 6300/6500/6700 temperature meter.
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Re: Off-topic: Powering Pi with a linear supply
I bought a CanaKit Pi4 kit. The power supply that came with it is quiet as
a mouse!
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Ed KA9EES
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Subject: [nodered-hamradio] Off-topic: Powering Pi with a linear
supply
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Please
forgive the off-topic question but I figured there are enough hams on here using
Raspberry Pis, it might be a good place to ask. I am considering a quest to
remove wall warts from my shack. Has anyone come up with a good way to power a
Raspberry Pi with a linear (i.e., non-switching) supply? I was thinking to use
my station linear supply and down convert to 5V.
The Pi 4 is recommended
to have at least a 3 Amp 5V supply. I can use a DC to DC voltage converter that
takes in 10 - 35 volts and converts it to 5V in the form of a USB C connector or
I can also power it directly into the GPIO 5V rail (although that loses some
regulation and fusing in the USB-C input circuit).
In order to not burden
the list with any unnecessary traffic, if anyone has done this, please reply to
me directly if you can and I will summarize what I find. I will say that replies
of "Why would you want to do that?" are not necessary as, respectfully; I am not
asking for opinions on the merits--just experiences.
Thanks,
Tom
NY4I
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Hi Bret, ? I just emailed you another version to test. Let me know ? 73 Dave wo2x ? ?
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From: [email protected] < [email protected]> On Behalf Of Bret Mills Sent: Monday, February 1, 2021 3:03 PM To: [email protected]Subject: Re: [nodered-hamradio] File /wo2x flows/Vita49_FlexRadiv5_Flows.zip uploaded #file-notice ? Just tried the Brand NEW FlexRadiv5 flows and it does NOT work on the 6700, it is the same as it was with the Broken FAN and no temp thought you would like to know ? The following files have been uploaded to the Files area of the [email protected] group. By: David De Coons wo2x Description:
Fixed bug with Flex 6300/6500/6700 temperature meter.
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Re: Off-topic: Powering Pi with a linear supply
If you use a 12 to 5 dc converter, you are just replacing the wall wart with one in different packaging.? What value does that add?
Also, none of the small 12 to 5 dc converter modules on ebay or amazon have any type of output noise filtering (LC network), just an undersized DC filter cap.
They also test out to making just about 50% of their claimed specs.? So you need a 6 amp unit to get 3 reliable amps without burning up. I have tested a bunch of these for load and temperature.
Good luck.
Look on Amazon and they have some quite RF noise wise 12-24v input 5V buck boost power converters though these are a type of switching supply You can buy these at different output currents and I would go with as big as you will ever need I have 4 Pi¡¯s on one of these units and runs great, buy some fair quality USB to USB C cables for the Raspberry pi4 and USB TO MICRO USB cables for the older Pi¡¯s and Tablets. CUT The USB connector off the cables and connect the Reds together and the Blacks together and connect them to the Buck booster.?
They also make some that go from 12V to 19volt that I run my NUC computers, Ethernet Routers and Computer Monitors from.? All from my Station Power supply.
Works slick and all battery backed up.
73 Bret WX7Y?
Please forgive the off-topic question but I figured there are enough hams on here using Raspberry Pis, it might be a good place to ask. I am considering a quest to remove wall warts from my shack. Has anyone come up with a good way to power a Raspberry Pi with a linear (i.e., non-switching) supply? I was thinking to use my station linear supply and down convert to 5V.
The Pi 4 is recommended to have at least a 3 Amp 5V supply. I can use a DC to DC voltage converter that takes in 10 - 35 volts and converts it to 5V in the form of a USB C connector or I can also power it directly into the GPIO 5V rail (although that loses some regulation and fusing in the USB-C input circuit).
In order to not burden the list with any unnecessary traffic, if anyone has done this, please reply to me directly if you can and I will summarize what I find. I will say that replies of "Why would you want to do that?" are not necessary as, respectfully; I am not asking for opinions on the merits--just experiences.
Thanks,
Tom NY4I
Sent from Gmail on my IPad
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Look on Amazon and they have some quite RF noise wise 12-24v input 5V buck boost power converters though these are a type of switching supply You can buy these at different output currents and I would go with as big as you will ever need I have 4 Pi¡¯s on one of these units and runs great, buy some fair quality USB to USB C cables for the Raspberry pi4 and USB TO MICRO USB cables for the older Pi¡¯s and Tablets. CUT The USB connector off the cables and connect the Reds together and the Blacks together and connect them to the Buck booster.?
They also make some that go from 12V to 19volt that I run my NUC computers, Ethernet Routers and Computer Monitors from.? All from my Station Power supply.
Works slick and all battery backed up.
73 Bret WX7Y?
Please forgive the off-topic question but I figured there are enough hams on here using Raspberry Pis, it might be a good place to ask. I am considering a quest to remove wall warts from my shack. Has anyone come up with a good way to power a Raspberry Pi with a linear (i.e., non-switching) supply? I was thinking to use my station linear supply and down convert to 5V.
The Pi 4 is recommended to have at least a 3 Amp 5V supply. I can use a DC to DC voltage converter that takes in 10 - 35 volts and converts it to 5V in the form of a USB C connector or I can also power it directly into the GPIO 5V rail (although that loses some regulation and fusing in the USB-C input circuit).
In order to not burden the list with any unnecessary traffic, if anyone has done this, please reply to me directly if you can and I will summarize what I find. I will say that replies of "Why would you want to do that?" are not necessary as, respectfully; I am not asking for opinions on the merits--just experiences.
Thanks,
Tom NY4I
-- Sent from Gmail on my IPad
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Re: File /wo2x flows/Vita49_FlexRadiv5_Flows.zip uploaded
#file-notice
Just tried the Brand NEW FlexRadiv5 flows and it does NOT work on the 6700, it is the same as it was with the Broken FAN and no temp
thought you would like to know
Bret WX7Y
The following files have been uploaded to
the Files area of the [email protected] group.
By: David De Coons wo2x
Description:
Fixed bug with Flex 6300/6500/6700 temperature meter.
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Dave wo2x
Edward Dowdy KA9EES
Neal AB6G