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g6fji:bpq32_cfg_for_abngdn [2023/04/15 13:13] – Added a LOT more commentary g6fjig6fji:bpq32_cfg_for_abngdn [2024/07/03 08:39] (current) – m0lte
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 Linbpq is running on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS on a MacMini.  I installed and built Hamlib from source, then the Direwolf Dev release - you have to install Hamlib first or Direwolf won't include Hamlib Support, and the Dev release is required for IL2P support.  For RF I have: Linbpq is running on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS on a MacMini.  I installed and built Hamlib from source, then the Direwolf Dev release - you have to install Hamlib first or Direwolf won't include Hamlib Support, and the Dev release is required for IL2P support.  For RF I have:
  
-* V/UHF: FTM-300D connected via SignaLink USB +  * V/UHF: FTM-300D connected via SignaLink USB for audio and VOX control 
-* HF: IC-705 +  * HF: IC-705 connected over USB for audio and CAT control 
 +  * VHF: Tait 2010iI which could be connected over serial and a KISS-mode TNC, but I've run out of aerials!
  
 I have configured Direwolf to connect to the IC-705 through Hamlib's rigctld rather than direct; this then allows linbpq to control the radio too.  I simply have it set up to switch to the right frequency and mode when the node starts, but it could be used for example to listen on different bands at different parts of the day, or to set a frequency for say Vara HF to connect. I have configured Direwolf to connect to the IC-705 through Hamlib's rigctld rather than direct; this then allows linbpq to control the radio too.  I simply have it set up to switch to the right frequency and mode when the node starts, but it could be used for example to listen on different bands at different parts of the day, or to set a frequency for say Vara HF to connect.
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 ; SAVEMH=1 ; SAVEMH=1
 ; T3 = 180 ; T3 = 180
 +
  
 NODECALL=G6FJI                           ; Node callsign NODECALL=G6FJI                           ; Node callsign
 NODEALIAS=ABNGDN                         ; Node alias (6 characters max) NODEALIAS=ABNGDN                         ; Node alias (6 characters max)
-LOCATOR=IO91iq                           ; Maidenhead locator 
  
-; should show on the map +; Shows station on map at http://nodemap.g8bpq.net:81/ 
-; @@@ how to enable and check? +; Enabled if locator set 
-MAPCOMMENT=Attended Experimental node on 144.950Mhz and 7052.3kHz+;LOCATOR=IO91iq                           ; Maidenhead locator 
 +;MAPCOMMENT=Attended Experimental node on 144.950Mhz and 7052.3kHz
  
 AUTOSAVE=1                               ; Tells Node to save Nodes and Routes information on closedown AUTOSAVE=1                               ; Tells Node to save Nodes and Routes information on closedown
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   CONFIG                                 ; "Driver-Specific Configuration" - everything between here and ENDPORT   CONFIG                                 ; "Driver-Specific Configuration" - everything between here and ENDPORT
 +  SECURETELNET=1                         ; otherwise there is a gaping security hole
   DisconnectOnClose=0                    ; 1 = closes window when you bye   DisconnectOnClose=0                    ; 1 = closes window when you bye
   TCPPORT=8010   TCPPORT=8010
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