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nodered.org web site Note - This link is for the Pi install. They have links on the site for other operating systems. https://nodered.org/docs/getting-started/raspberrypi Dave wo2x Sent from my waxed

Dave: Where can I find the bash installation script? Tnx de Arnie W8DU

pi@Deskpi:~ $ node -v v14.20.0 -- Mick, W8BE

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

I’m still at version 14.x Not sure exact as I am traveling. Upgraded last night and tested Node Red locally and while traveling. Everything is operational that I have tried. Dave wo2x Sent from my

I updated my "test" RPI Node-Red to v3. The BASH script told me I needed to update Node-JS from version 12. ?It gave me the extra commands to include the Node-JS and the option to select the version.

I loaded v3 yesterday evening. Preliminary testing showed everything working. I ran the bash script on the Pi from a telnet session after stopping Node Red. Dave wo2x Sent from my waxed string and tin

I loaded the beta release a couple of weeks ago. No issues with the beta release and I loaded the prod release yesterday. ?No issues their either. -- Mick, W8BE

Working to run some tests today on v3 just to be safe. Thus far, it matters more which version of NodeJS you are using than which version of NodeRed. I don’t see anything in the release notes that I

Hi Barry, This week has been a bear for me. Topping if off with long road trip later this morning (Friday). If you like, I can help you remotely one day next week. We can update the Node Red to new

Dave: Thank you for the update. I seem to recall having a conversation with you at Hamvention about Node Red and you mentioned using your laptop for demos, but don’t recall whether we discussed

David, Much thanks for taking the plunge for the team...? also great to hear no major problems so far. -- Mike / K5MAP

I took the plunge and upgraded to Node Red 3.0 on my production Pi (after backing up). All went smooth by stopping Node Red, running the bash command, then starting Node Red. I also enabled the Monaco

I’ll back up and try an upgrade. Just about to shut the radio for the evening. Will let you know how it goes. If it “blows up” I’ll just rebuild the Pi. 73 Dave wo2x Sent: Thursday, July 14,

In case you haven't heard, Node-Red v3.0 has been released... Link to release post ( https://nodered.org/blog/2022/07/14/version-3-0-released ) Any volunteers willing to try NR v3 with Stephen's Flex

Adrian, sorry it took so long to respond. Nope, the dog didn't eat the homework, my mommy is coming into town for 3 weeks and I'm in the middle of a massive house cleaning! Anyway,

You can set static IP but is very frowned upon. You are better off doing dhcp reservation in router for following reasons: - you want to connect radio direct to computer. If radio is DHCP and router

Yes, he can connect to api but my $$$ is on the radio IP address changed. 73 Dave wo2x Sent from my waxed string and tin cans.

agree.....but, I assumed since Scott was able to connect to the Pi via Putty, he knew and was using the updated IP address in Node-Red. Scott, do as Dave says, first, just to make sure. Alan wrote:

No! By changing your router your radio IP probably changed. Check IP of radio then in Flex Radio flow change ping node IP to match radio. Deploy and shut down and restart client. Or worst case reboot