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Bret I have not seen the same problem, but then I make sure that I listen to the IP address of the radio I want as the source. Would that work for you? Mike

Great! Log onto the terminal window on the Pi and run the command sudo raspi-config Go to advanced and choose to resize the partitions. It will expand the partitions to use the full 8 GB. If you are

Okay raspberry Pi up and running (got the 8gb of mem model). node-red installed and running. no to start importing.

I looked and could not find where it mentioned using the serial number of the cable. I do not use any serial ports on my configuration although I may want to use one in the future. I do not have the

I changed the subject This worked 3 days ago before I pulled out the W2 and replaced it with the LP100A. oh, wait... maybe not as this looks like the LP100A settings now. You might have to revert to

Dave and the group Good thought about using the full name of the FTDI cable. Here is a screenshot with the Rasberry Pi DEV file on the left, and the Node-Red Serial In node on the right. Node-Red

In my hours of research I remember reading some USB toserial adapters would go “stupid” if addressing them by the port number. It was recommended to address them by the serial number of the cable

Thanks, Mike. I will continue to try different settings. Alan

Hi Alan You might have to play in this area, edit serial port node. The LP100A starts with a ; that I use to start the listening process. However, I have found a bug on my USB ports that they don't

I have seen issues with certain devices using two flex radio's on the same network because both radios are stuck using port 4992, This causes the Flow's using UDP port 4992 to toggle between the two

Mike I see you are using Node-Red serial in and out nodes. With cables? I am having problems doing the same here. I have had success with serial to IP converters for remoting the ports. I am now

That did it Dave, interesting Flow Looks like the LPA100 uses a serial connection where the WAVE node uses Ethernet Thanks a lot guys 73's Bret WX7Y wrote:

I think he is referring to the string nodes. From Manage Pallette search for node-red-contrib-string Dave wo2x Sent: Friday, July 10, 2020 6:25 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re:

Hi Brett Those must be from the Dashboard. If you look manage palette and search for Dashboard, you might have to install it. Is that the one? Mike

Hi Michael, Hay looking at your Node-Red Flow for the LPA100 and I don't have the NODE installed I guess for the "Power" and "SWR" could you fill me in on those Please Thanks Bret WX7Y

I addition to wanting to parse x characters after a specific phrase in a string I would like to be able to do the same with a buffer stream. Thanks Dave wo2x Sent from Mail for Windows 10 Sent:

I do have the string node installed. I probably should have also been a little more specific. If I send the UDP listener to buffer I get a hex stream Meter 16 shows up as 00 16 d ce I want to parse

Dave Did you try the string node? https://flows.nodered.org/node/node-red-contrib-string It is not installed by default. It has about 20 parsing options. Mike wrote:

I asked Larry about how the LP100A peak reading works. Very interesting. This is why some peak meters don't actually catch the peak as you don't sample at the right time. Mike va3mw *It determines

Hi All, hoping the collective brainpower of the group may have a solution. Sometimes I get stuck on the simple things. I need to work on displaying TX power setting for current band and looking for a