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I have them set to "Rocket" Charlie KB8CR

Check your meter nodes in node red and to see how you have animations set. AL, K0VM

Hi Paul, Thanks for letting us know. I fo have any pointers since it is fresh in your mind please let me know. I can add a SPE section to the WiKis to help the next person. 73 Dave wo2x Sent:

Thanks Alan for the offer, but i finally got it running. I didn't realise that you had to hit the open button on the spe dashboard to get it to read the serial port, it is all now working as it

I wonder if it would be more responsive, if I ran NodeRed on the computer that is running PowerSDR, and use virtual serial ports, rather than the TCP serial server. Right now, I'm running NodeRed on

Dave: Hope you're feeling better. I went out for the first time in a LONG time, to pick my brother up from the airport. Had two masks on.....Fauci would approve.ha ha. I got busy here with business

Paul I cannot help you any further because I lack knowledge of your configuration (virtual here). Perhaps others can comment. Another approach is to build a separate Raspberry Pi SD card dedicated

Virtual here is not running I only used it to check communication with the amp via the pi.. It is not in the equation when running node red or frstack. Paul Gi4fzd

Paul You have introduced new variables, which I cannot comment on all. Your question about opening port 5025. Not sure how that enters into your configuration. Normally, TCP Port 5025 is used by

I Checked the amp firmware, it has the same date but has B_15s at the end rather than C_15s the page advises only to update if the date is earlier so I am reluctant to update. Not sure if that would

Paul And, just in case you are not doing so, shutdown and restart FRstack after making config file changes. Following the restart command, verify FRStack starts up. Shutdown. sudo systemctl stop

Paul Also, verify that FRStack is running by running the command: systemctl status FRStackWebApi Alan

Paul Try using the default USB port path. This will work if you have one USB cable. Debian will assign USB0 to the first cable and then each additional cable in sequence: /dev/ttyUSB0 Did you verify

I updated to FRStackWebApiRPi_3_1_27_56 Still getting the following error, (it doesn't seem to matter whether set at true or false in the appsettings) 24 Feb 11:46:35 - [warn] [http

I will be releasing an update to FRStackWebApi shortly for all platforms. This updates the SPE Amp serial port logic to address an issue that showed up when I switched to .NET 5. In the meantime RPi

My amp is also a series 1 but that does not matter as it is a 1.3K so it uses the same protocol for all 1.3, 1.5 and 2.0 models. Mark Sent: Tuesday, February 23, 2021 4:07 PM To:

Paul Regarding "unused configuration nodes". ?That is a housekeeping item only. ?It Will not affect the functioning of your flow. I like to "delete" "unused configuration nodes" from time to time to

Paul Com looks good. I would next try making "SPEProtocolV1". "false" I am not knowledgeable on all aspects of the SPE versions, but I have set up three other hams with SPE1.3K amps and we used

Here is my Appsettings. "SvcConfig": { "AutoConnect": "true", "initRadioName": null, "initClientName": null, "MRUMatchDelta": "0.000999", "FollowActiveSlice": "true", "MuteOthersOnSliceActive":

Hi Alan, I have pasted the by-id into the appsettings file it now reads?/dev/serial/by-id/usb-FTDI_USB_Serial_Converter_FTGCBLZT-if00-port0? ?but I am still not getting anything as far as