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Got my BBAI working again. It seems fine. I have a cpufreq-set -f 1GHz in the /root/.bashrc.local to set the cpu freq to a fixed value. Otherwise when you do a cf or cm it shows "ondemand" instead of "userspace" and slews the cpu…
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Put a cpufreq-set -f 1GHz at the end of the file /root/.bashrc.local
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Replace "FPGA" in this post with "BBAI" and it will make a lot more sense. The external clock input to the Kiwi board should have no effect on the clock speed of the BBAI cpu (a TI part). My AI is not working currently. So I can'…
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1) That's somewhat surprising. Those Beagle header connectors have a fair amount of captive force. 2) We went round and round about that. Grounding the SMAs was found to raise the noise floor. Same as with Kiwi-1. Time is better spent dealing with c…
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Well, that was one of my questions that was unanswered. Why are there two different subnets involved? My wireless bridge here maintains the same subnet across the bridge. Like it maps by MAC address or something. And it worked before, right? So subn…
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This makes no sense. You typed the ping command, it showed the correct IP address it was going to use, and then nothing? No success or failure messages like the output from your other ping commands show? Did you not copy/paste all the output? This d…
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Before power cycling try just restarting the Kiwi server: admin page, control tab, "KiwiSDR server restart" button. I'd like to know if that alone is enough to bring it back. Sounds like the DHCP lease for the local IP address (issued by t…
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Let's try something simple. Connect to the .110 Kiwi, admin page console tab. Then type ping 192.168.8.154 (ping doesn't care about port numbers). Does it show a response? Type control-C to stop the ping. If the ping works, try ssh debian@192.168.8.…
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When I connect to your public IP address, port 8073, the browser tab says "w7wkr-k2". Is that the "second" Kiwi or the "first"? (i.e. is the first Kiwi an older Kiwi-1 or something). I get no response on port 8074. I do…
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Visit my.kiwisdr.com and clear any entries there with the clear button. Restart the second Kiwi (unfortunately by pulling the power and reconnecting). Wait a minute or so, maybe two. See if a new entry appears on my.kiwisdr.com If you get one you sh…
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One last question. You said your second Kiwi is using a Mango wireless module. Does its local subnet match the subnet of the wired (or wireless) network the computer running the browser is using? I.e. both subnets are 192.168.1.xxx or 10.0.1.xxx or …
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For the second Kiwi you'll have to now connect to it on port 8074 whatever:8074 and whatever:8074/admin versus whatever:8073 for your first Kiwi. This assumes you're connecting from the same local network as the two Kiwis. If that works now you can…
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This is about a KiwiSDR 2, right? There is something wrong, because at the very bottom of that config page there should be a Yes/No switch: Automatic configuration? On the admin status tab, top left, does it really say "KiwiSDR 2"? Is it r…
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Shipping of the first run is now complete (4 March). Email requests for the second build have been replied to. The online store is now open for ordering: kiwisdr.nz We have already made a third production order with the manufacturer. So hopefully th…
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In general BBB does work. I have one here that I have used recently with this new image file. It's an older Element 14 BBB though.
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We had this discussion years ago. Don't know if things have changed since then. Back then you couldn't use type="password" on an HTML form because the browser would require the connection to be HTTPS. And although I have a version of the K…
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Is there any more info about this?
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Try a full power cycling. Login to Debian and use the "halt" command to shutdown. Pull the power connection. Wait a few moments. Plug in again. Check that this file exists with the command: la /usr/local/bin/kiwid.aout Should say something…
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There is a policy for (defacto) admin only adjustment: "local connections only". And users can adjust it if the policy is set to "everyone". In the next release the antenna switch extension moves to the lower part of the RF tab. …
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On the admin config tab just set the policy for users adjusting the RF attenuator. Look for the menu midway down right that says Allow RF attenuator switching by Ignore the RF attn slider at the top right of the page. I think I'm going to remove the…
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Do you get the same error message about dx_config.json in the log? What's the content of the /root/kiwi.config/dx_config.json file? Better, try this: cdk jdc That will print a formatted version of JSON of the dx_config.json file. If the JSON is corr…
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Oh wait, there's something in the log: configuration file /root/kiwi.config/dx_config.json doesn't exist I've seen this before. Don't know why it happens. Have you customized your stored dx labels? Don't do the following if you care about any change…
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Could I see a screenshot of the first javascript errors in the browser javascript console please? (email to support@kiwisdr.com if you'd like)
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Done. Will be in the next release. Let's see how many things it breaks, lol
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Would it be possible to display the updated SNR values next to the Measure SNR now button ? Have that working now and it will be in the next release. The SNR values on the user and admin status tab are only updated every 10 seconds along with the ot…
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Python is a nice language. But they really screwed up with everything else. A complete dog's breakfast. I made some changes to the kiwiclient package. Update by doing a git pull -v or whatever. The README file now explains how to get pytest: apt ins…
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He starts with a subset of the /status information, which is embedded as comments in the rx.kiwisdr.com HTML. What he does exactly after that I don't know.
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The guy who runs the website linked to by map.kiwisdr.com does his own additional dithering and stuff I don't know about. I have no control over this. If this is what you are talking about.
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Just getting back to this. I am still really confused. The expression ext_clock_freq/(decimation_factor*sample_rate) is always one. Hence subtracting one from it is always zero. You can't use a rounded sample rate value such as 23995.68 in the calcu…
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@KU4BY Our guy worked the weekend assembling, programming and testing units. So he's got a bunch now ready to fill orders. Should be just another day or two for you..