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Hi Kevin, This company and fellow have a very good series of videos for first-time node red users. https://www.opto22.com/support/resources-tools/videos/video-intro-to-node-red-part-1-fundamentals 73

And...now added to the Satellite Work Station: [image: Screen Shot 2020-07-16 at 9.18.42 AM.png]

I installed the W2 into my "Production Pi". Added actual names to the ranges and sensors. Also, added a button to power on/off the W2 meter. Here is a dashboard screenshot: [image: Screen Shot

Dave Great job updating your W2 Wattmeter flow. Watching the background colors change with range and sensor selections are just neat. I hooked up the REF power and it works fine. I increased the

Hi Kevin A little later I will post my notes when I built a Node Red Pi from scratch about a week ago. I included hyperlinks to various software, including to Taspberry Pi OS, Putty, VNC Viewer, and

Does anyone have any recommendations for videos posted to help new users get started? Kevin

The following files have been uploaded to the Files area of the [email protected] group. * /wo2x flows/ElecraftW2_beta4.json ( /g/nodered-hamradio/files/wo2x

Hi Dave, this is all very new to me, so here to learn, I have flex6600, spe expert 1.3k and Yaesu rotator with the erc controller built-in, so those are the items I am interested in interfacing, at

Dave; One more. - Scan off/on with feedback from the W2 to change background color based on scan status. Alan

I will work on it. Thanks for the feedback. Dave wo2x

Update on my attempts to establish a serial connection using a serial to USB FTDI cable from the W2 meter to my Raspberry Pi, running Node-Red. It is now working. Simple solution. I found the W2 meter

Regarding W2 Scan. Scanning appears to work on the Node-Red W2 flow, when I send command, "Y1" to the meter. I can see the changes in the actual meter LEDs, showing it is in "Scan" when I send the

My display flow for the wattmeter is based on the decimal spacing returned from the F command, F00125D2; would be 1.25 watts. And if the third place in the information string is 1 then meter scaling

I’ve got some notes I took when building a Node Red Pi from scratch complete with links to sites for software, etc. I will clean it up and post it tomorrow. Dave wo2x

If this is foreign, but you want to learn more, let us know. I think Dave wo2x has a cookbook that can get you going. It isn't that hard, nor, that expensive. But, it has great reward. Mike wrote:

Dave Having used a W2 until last week (but for about 10 years previous) I found that I needed to hit 'scan' more than once. Changing scales requires you to do math on the reported values. BTW, for

Actually I don’t have any at the moment. Yes, I’m getting my way around. Currently I’m adapting some of our flows to my set up and combining them. And just started reading about Node Red and APC

Hi Santiago, Hope you are progressing with Node Red. What wattmeter do you use now? Does it have connectivity either via serial or USB? Dave wo2x

Darn...I should add a W2 to the equipment wish list. 73, SantiagoHI8SMX?KB8SMX? ____________73 de HI8SMX?hi8smx.onlineHI8SMX on Twitter, Instagram and YouTube

Hi all, I have finished the display portion of the W2 wattmeter flow. What control functionality would you like to see? Forward power meter in auto range or manually set? (I personally like auto