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Which WiKi did you follow? There is one for 32 bit and one for 64 bit OS. 73 Dave wo2x Sent: Friday, January 22, 2021 6:41 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [nodered-hamradio] Video

Well that makes sense... Maybe I am mixing apples and oranges here. But how do I check which version of OS this thing has on it? I thought the Pi 4's were 64bit. Maybe I'll just try installing the 32

.Net core needs to match to OS. So if 64 bit OS you install 64 bit .Net You can run dotnet—info That is a space then double dash after dotnet. This will show .Net version installed. Dave wo2x Sent

Hi Alan, Thanks for the quick reply. I went back and re-ran the sequence for the NetCore 5.0.1 install. Following the WiKi: # From the Downloads folder, execute the following commands: sudo mkdir -p

Your Dot.Net is not installed. Repeat all the steps for Dot.net. When you "unzip" the dot.net file, pay particular attention that you adjust the name of the file to be unzipped to match the actual

Hi Mike, Hopefully Mark or Alan can reply to help. 73 Dave wo2x Sent: Friday, January 22, 2021 5:15 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [nodered-hamradio] Video Frstack I'm stuck at FRStack

I'm stuck at FRStack as well. I'm installing on a pi4, and have been following Dave's 64 bit WiKi. Pi OS installed & updated. Check. .NET Core 5.0.1 Installed. Check. Node Red installed. Check. Next

Tormod's range pointer flow has been one of the more popular threads we have had. I see most of you are building the image file and then copying the result into the function. I have not yet tried this

Has the frequency parameter delimiter for MHz been changed from "," to "."? I moved my memory flow from a pi running 3.1.23.48 to a linux vm running 3.1.25.53 and frequency change did not work. On

Is there a youtube video of installing Node Red and FR stack on a Raspberry PI. I used the wiki on this site and started over several times. I have succes with node-red intall and can experiment in

I downloaded David's flow FlexRadiov5b1.json ( /g/nodered-hamradio/files/wo2x%20flows/FlexRadiov5b1.json ) flow and imported it and have it working. However, my confusion comes for

Nice! Parsing is fun, isn’t it? Make use of the debug node to help see the data. Dave wo2x Sent from my waxed string and tin cans.

All, Thought I'd share my latest updates. Loving the new rotor control. Working on making it even more useful to some of our folks in our group shack. This screen will be in our group shack above the

Just be careful. If you have Flex data going to the KAT500 full time then you will not be able to manually control the tuner. The Manual commands would get overridden by the info coming from the Flex.

I'd love to see this solution, as I'd like to do the same thing!!!!! Kyle

I am relatively new to Node-Red and started using it before I found this group. It's loaded on a Pi 3 B+ with a 4 relay pi hat. * three relays are used to create BCD logic for an Ameritron RCS-10L

Another item you might want to put on the "how to" wish list, and to expand on one of the points I mentioned above is how to go about starting your first flow and maybe the first things you want to

Hi Scott, Glad to have you on board! Here is a link to the LP100 flow from Al, K0VM [email protected] | Files </g/nodered-hamradio/files/K0VM%20Flows> As you update equipment

Hi Kyle! I've just begun down the path for Node-Red use to integrate/remote my station. 2 x Elecraft K3 TopTenBand Decoders drive ICE-419b bandpass filters and SixPack for by-band antenna selection

Today 1/20/21 WA9WUD spent a little time getting me up and running with Node Red. I am very grateful to Alan for the time he spent showing me several commands to enter. Dave he used your Flex flow to