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I did a quick search of the files and internet looking a flow for my StationPro II and didn't find anything.? Has anyone done this?? I would need 8 relays to parallel the panel switches and an on

Dave I have a little experience with using the Kenwood protocol. So just a guess here. Switch to using the Node-Red Serial Request Node. Set it up as you did the receive Node. In fact, your cable

Dave & Alan OK Dave's cleanup and reinstall routine was 98% accurate and I was able to fill in the holes. I now have the all the other USB COM ports cleaned out and the FTDI port listed and

Suggest you take up Dave's, WO2X, offer to do a Team View, tomorrow. I am not able to do the same for a few days. Alan wrote:

Alan The full name did not show up with the spy glass Copy and pasting is not getting me to heaven either.. The? port is apparently there now but wont connect??? Since this is early in the game I may

To delete all the old references to serial ports in the serial node, double click the serial node. Click the pencil to edit. Upper left of that window select delete. Use pull down to select next

yes. Did you click on the spyglass?? Doing so will search for all available cables,?and should show the?cables in the "serial" "by-id" directory. The ports shown in your screenshot are the default

Been to the one in Rochester quite a bit when I had to do a service call at Eastman Kodak. Good food! Dave wo2x Sent from my waxed string and tin cans.

Alan I get /Dev/ttyUSB0 /DEV/tty AMA0 Are you saying I should see USB_FTDL_FT232R_USB-UART_ ( NUMBERS) ? If so not there Dave -- This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software.

On the Node-Red Serial node, on the serial port, click on the pencil. ?Then click on the "spy glass" In the pulldown selector, select the cable with the exact cable number as you noted in the

If we cant figure it out today? I can do teamview or zoom or what ever tomorrow... possible I installed it wrong somehow..later today Will try and get the PI to forget it ever saw dongle and start

Alan /Dev/sersial/By-id" the device comes and goes with the plugging and unplugging "USb_ftdi_ft232r_usb_uart_( lots of numbers)" Under the "Dev/USB".... ttyUSB0 does not move if that makes a

Dave, Dinosaur BBQ. https://www.dinosaurbarbque.com/ If you decide on Syracuse, let me know and I will join you. My treat! Ron WB2WGH wrote:

I am out on a road trip today in search of good pulled pork. (We actually have a place we go to about 1 1/2 hrs from home). I am available tomorrow if you need help via TeamViewer. 73 Dave wo2x Sent

Nope The step IR takes the null modem as well (tried with and without though just to be sure) Dave NR1DX

Dave Suggest your next step is to ensure the cable you have selected in the Node-Red serial node is the same cable as you plugged in. On your Raspberry Pi, using the file explorer, go to the

The SteppIR controller is most likely a DTE com port while the Pi is a DCE. You will probably need a null modem adapter. 73 Dave wo2x Sent from my waxed string and tin cans.

More content free data I rebooted the PI and started Node Red again , I notice the I get an error on boot up that it "can not lock port ttyDEV0", Yet it shows connected in the node-red flow ????? Dave

Thanks Mike, Looks like I'll be rolling my own. -- 73, Ed KA9EES

Dave, WO2X OK I removed the TCP Request Node and routed the Inject Node to the HEX to string Converter node. Test that with a simulated KENWOOD serial frequency command string <FA00007150000> and it