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Arnie, I found that using Dashboard, Theme, Dark, worked for me which you may have already have done. I don’t know! Using Custom, I did find that I was unable to change the Theme to anything but

For a simple, get started flow, here is a video I did for a 4 relay control. https://youtu.be/Q1p5wd22tKQ I suggest you follow the WiKi to install the 32 bit OS on the Pi then follow the Readme WiKi

Thank you all for your responses. Appreciate it. Over more coffee and looking through the radios flow listing in the files section, I’ve came to a command decision. One of the first hard lessons I

Marty I learned many of the basic Node-Red concepts by watching and learning from YouTube videos. Then, as Ron said, downloading and understanding how others built their device-specific flows. Alan.

The problem is the one I posted about earlier...cannot get the background of my UI to be anything other than white. This happened suddenly and without me making any changes because it was displaying

Thank you Ron, Understand what you are saying. I guess I best sit down and figure out what I’m trying to accomplish with this. Honestly, I haven’t really thought about it. Like Kyle, I’m

Marty, The breadth of what one can do with Node Red is almost infinite. When I started with Node Red about a year ago, I found it useful to tailor Node Red flows to my station starting with using

Good morning, I’ve reached the point of wanting to built simple programs to learn how the different nodes interact. I found a couple on the node red web site but one doesn’t do anything while the

Adrian, not easily done as there are a number of unrelated changes. It should be easy to populate the table with your power settings. Let me get you the flow when in the shack tomorrow. Ron WB2WGH

Adrian, thanks for the video. I'll get you the SPE beta version tomorrow. Provides similar functionality to your tweak, table driven (you customize the table), 4 drive level columns (standby, L, M, H)

Alan, Sorry I don’t have a computer with me at the moment (traveling) so this is from memory. there’s a pan.data = function(data) that I think does that part.?Likely Wednesday before I can

Stephen, thanks. Another question. I have built my first d3 SVG line chart. I am looking over your "Panadapter" Dashboard template node and cannot identify where you bring in the msg.payload as "data"

Alan, Should work. You just need fix the y-axis to the audio data range and?then use the Left or Right channel data for display. Or merge them into mono channel…. or display both! The only trick

Adrian, I have already coded an option for exciter drive level "output" parameter based on band and SPE power level setting. The user configures the table in Node Red much like the SOE does it for

Thanks Mick. Good tip. Perfect topic for another WiKi article. 73 Dave wo2x

Dave, Much thanks for your flow, it was VERY helpful... though I do have a question about your flow.? After the switch node, you have a split node then a delay node.? Curious as to the

To help with Dave's 2nd comment please note that there is a file 'package.json'? in your node-red dir that lists the .js files for the nodes that your flow needs.? Use the pallet manager to pre load

Dave, Alan: Finally figured this out. Dave, you were right. It was a layout issue. Once I changed the group width of the WebSwitches from 3 to 4 (in the Dashboard group nodes) and the switch sizes to

Click the three horizontal lines in upper right corner of Node Red Editor and select export. You can select current flow or all flows. Make sure you install all needed nodes on new Node Red install

I am thinking that I need to remove and re-install node-red on my RPi. I don't want to lose the flows that I already have. What do I need to do in order to save my existing flows when I remove and