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--- waoarc25:software-guide-tapr [2025/07/27 17:38] – gi3jmc
+++ waoarc25:software-guide-tapr [2025/07/27 17:53] (current) – [WSPR Software Configuration] gi3jmc
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 ==== WSPR Software Configuration ====
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 **2. **The hostname for the Pi will be 'TAPR'.  After waiting a few minutes for the Pi to start, visit [[http://tapr/]] in your browser, and you should see the page to the right.
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+**3. **Enter your Callsign and Gridsquare, then set your wifi details if desired.
+**4. **Set the band you wish to transmit on in metres (80m 40m 30m 17m 12m etc) and click the update button.  The webpage will ask you to press the button on the hat to restart the Pi.  If you have entered your WiFi details, you can disconnect the Ethernet cable at this point.
+**5. **The transmitter should become active shortly after the Pi restarts (it waits for the next transmission cycle).  If you have added WiFi details, check that the Pi can be accessed at [[http://tapr/]] for any future adjustments you wish to make.
+  * If your pi is not accessible when connected to Ethernet, check the power and ethernet cables are inserted properly, and that the SD card is fully in place.  In a Pi 3 & 4, the SD card is held in place by friction, with the Pi 2, there is a push eject system.
+  * If your Pi is not accessible after disconnecting the ethernet cable, reconnect it, visit the configuration page in your browser and check/re-enter your WiFi details
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+==== TAPR System Notes =====
+  * The default hostname is 'TAPR'.  It cannot be changed prior to writing the card, and doing so afterwards is beyond the scope of this guide
+  * The default username is ''pi'' and the password is ''wspr''.  These are also pre-configured in the card image and cannot be adjusted.  We have not investigated whether the password can be changed.
+  * Credit - [[https://tapr.org/product/wspr/]]