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Tom I had the same problem with that step. In the end, the step was not necessary and I skipped it. Here are my notes on the FRS install. Suggest you re-boot your Raspberry Pi and run all of the steps

That’s a lot of Pi. Too bad they aren’t the kind you can eat. I prefer Boston Creame Pie. Sorry. Needed some humor today. Dave wo2x Sent from my waxed string and tin cans.

I just realized I am on Stretch. Upgrading the RPi to Buster and trying again. Hazards of having 15 RPis in the house. Tom NY4I Principal Solutions Architect Better Software Solutions, Inc.

Hmm. I wrote the WiKi copying Mark’s instructions. I would think you would want 127.0.0.1 instead of * Strange. Let me know if it works using the 127.0.0.1 address and I will update the WiKi 73 Dave

Hi Tom, I had the same error. What fixed everything for me was installing the service and then rebooting the pi. Install FRStackWebApi as service sudo cp FRStackWebApi.service /lib/systemd/system sudo

I am new to Nodered and FRStack. I followed the procedure on the Wiki to install and ran into an issue with the FRStack WebAPI. I am using the procedure

mm9p If you are asking for safe ways to use the GPIO pin or a small relay to switch 120 VAC easily and safe, I like to use the IOT Relay from Digital Loggers:

Hi Ken Thanks for joining the Node Red group. I hope you are enjoying retirement! I use a Digital Loggers Web Switch Pro which has 10 AC outlets, 8 which are individually switchable. There are already

I am a complete node red noob. What would be the best way to use these relays to switch power supplies, computer, etc? Are there any ready-made cables for the relay i/o pins that would be AC

Hi Mike, Sequent have published some NR information at https://github.com/SequentMicrosystems/8relay-rpi/tree/master/node-red. That should help! I'm am still watching "new guy" node-red you tube

Mike Use one relay for rem on/off by monitoring weather. 73, Marty WD9GYM

Steve, I received my relay board today. Should have something the weekend. I'm thinking of interface for remote antenna switch. - I have a RCS-8V,antenna switch.? Although it has 5 ports, I don't

Dave Thanks for the photos. I see where you have some overhead in both photos. I operate off a laptop and more get just have to eat some kitchen tabletop space and start using a monitor for a second

John That means you need to add a needed node to the Pallete Look for the name of the missing node. I would guess you need the: "ui_button" and "exec" nodes. Then on the right side of the flow page

Did you follow the instructions in the WiKi for installing .Net and FRStack? Maybe you missed a step? /g/nodered-hamradio/wiki/22502 73 Dave wo2x Sent: Sunday, August 16, 2020 8:11 PM

Alan WA9WUD, I tried to add your FRS Control&Status.json just now and received an error message. (Unknown node)? Any direction you can offer? Thanks, 73 John W9KXQ wrote:

Something is wrong. Even though it appears to be working I will take your advice and start over with a fresh install. I did have several hiccups during the install process. Thanks for your advice.

Gary For comparison, here are screenshots of my FRS Status in each of the three states: Alan [image: Screen Shot 2020-08-16 at 7.42.55 PM.png] [image: Screen Shot 2020-08-16 at 7.42.47 PM.png] [image:

Hi Marty On my iPad which I use for remote operating I use split mode which puts SmartSDR for IOS on the right and Safari browser on the left. I just bought a 32” monitor which I have to the left of

It seems odd as everything seems to work correctly. I am getting this error a lot. dotnet[7512]: FRStackWebApi.Controllers.ActiveSliceController[0] 15:41:57 RangeCheck true is not between 0 and 100.