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I've just got started with Node Red.? I just installed a couple Sierra
Radio Systems cards on the inside of the rear door of my enclosed rack
cabinet. I used magnets attached to the DIN rail for mounting.

Now to start playing with Node Red which will be a new experience.? The
rack has a Flex 8600 / PGXL / TGXL.? I'm using 4O3A Antenna Genius's for
antenna switching and stack match control and a Rotor Genius to control
two rotors.

Rich - N5ZC

Thanks Tim,

I'll take a look at the files.

I was successful with my first Node Red function.? I was able to turn
the Flex 8600 on and off with one of the relays on Georges #321 GPIO card.

It was quite easy since the raspberry pi on the #310 card already had a
flow ready to go.

Now the fun will begin to learn how to load all of the different flows
and set it up for my liking.

Rich - N5ZC



On 3/23/2025 4:54 PM, Raymer, Timothy -- N0UI via wrote:
> Rich:
>? From the Group web page, (/g/nodered-hamradio
> </g/nodered-hamradio>)?there is a section on the left
> hand page that has links: (/g/nodered-hamradio/files
> </g/nodered-hamradio/files>)
> the file structure will let you pick Flows by Type, (/
> g/nodered-hamradio/files/%211%21%20Flows%20by%20Type </
> g/nodered-hamradio/files/%211%21%20Flows%20by%20Type>)
> and then you can drill down on ROTATORS(/g/nodered-
> hamradio/files/%211%21%20Flows%20by%20Type/ROTORS) </g/
> nodered-hamradio/files/%211%21%20Flows%20by%20Type/ROTORS>
> to find the files for your device.? You will also find folders for Flex
> Radio Flows as well as Flex Radio flows under the RADIOS folder.
> Good luck!? Let us know how things go.
> Tim
> 73 de N0UI
>