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I think the Link In and Link Out nodes are more efficient. 73 Dave wo2x Sent: Tuesday, July 5, 2022 10:17 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [nodered-hamradio] File /!1! Flows by Type/SVG

I will load it later and play around. Been dealing a bit with health issues so wind up sleeping in the afternoons. Today will force myself to play radio (and Node Red). Thanks for the work on this. It

Thanks, Dave, I was hoping you would take it for a drive. ?Looking forward to your improvements. For both the SWR Sweep and Tuner Sweep, the step number (var max count) is entered from a dash pull

Hi Alan, Nice work! Question, how do you determine the step sizes per band? For example, there are 10 tuning memories per antenna per band up to 4 antennas per band. On 80 meters I use 50 kHz steps

Using the WO2X Tuner Genius Flow as the TCP stream and polling source, I built a SVG based Flow that will sequence the Tuner Genius through a range of selectable frequency range, and step width, to

The following files and folders have been uploaded to the Files area of the [email protected] group. * /!1! Flows by Type/SVG Based Flows/Tuner Sweep.json (

Along with Dave's instructions, I've put together some videos to walk you though step by step on getting your Pi up and running.? Below is the link to the playlist.

Plagiarism at its best! As Ron said, customizing any of the flows you find to fit your specific needs is why Node Red is so flexible. Dave wo2x

Adrian, no issue. That's the beauty of Node Red, one can tweak and customize as one feels appropriate. I'm glad I could provide the framework for that. In the end, since I am Flex based, the Flex

Juan Welcome to the group. ?You can install Node-Red on most any operating system, including Window and Mac. Most prefer to use Raspberry Pis because they just run in the background. I run my

Juan, welcome! I too along with many in the group have Flex radios although the group is not Flex specific. You will find different approaches to shack integration with Node Red. Some of us with Flex

Hello everyone and greetings from Guatemala. I have a Flex 6600 (with an extra toy in route) and I have been hearing about some of the things that can be done with Node-Red for amateur radio, but

Adrian, My flow simply provides PC control of the SPE. The front panel allows power level changes while in operate mode and I see no reason to enforce a restriction in the flow. Feel free to add an

Adrian, You may need to customize the code. Look in the function node "Define Exciter Drive Power"' You will find a table (see below) that sets the drive levels for standby, low, middle and high

I added some additional ways to enter sweep start and sweep end frequencies, including a pull down band selector. Added a SWR meter. Adjusted the sequencer times to work with my Flex / Network.

The following files and folders have been updated in the Files area of the [email protected] group. * /!1! Flows by Type/SVG Based Flows/SWR Sweep.json (

Adrian, the exciter drive level is determined from the band and drive level table which had 4 settings per band (standby, low, middle and maximum). If tou want the standby drive level to be the same

I built a SVG based SWR Sweep Flow. ?This version is set up to work, stand alone, as a Non-GUI Client, with a Flex Radio, Slice (0). ?This means you need a GUI client connected to the Flex Radio, so

The following files and folders have been uploaded to the Files area of the [email protected] group. * /!1! Flows by Type/SVG Based Flows/SWR Sweep.json (

https://www.cloudmqtt.com/blog/cute-cat-limit-cloudmqtt.html I use cloudmqtt to monitor a remote non-ham solar array.