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Thanks. Added to blacklist..
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Yes, you will find all that code interacts badly with other parts of itself. Lots and lots of corner cases. And lots of blame to go around. Evolving web standards (just look at how bad the MDN (Mozilla developer network) documentation has become). M…
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You're pretty brave if you're going to go looking at that stuff. It's a mess due to the evolution of browser changes (particularly by Apple/mobile) over the years. Note that there is a "developer" mode you can use with the Kiwi code that u…
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Connecting a Kiwi directly to a PC with a single cable, Ethernet interface to Ethernet interface has worked in the past. But it is not without problems. It depends on Windows behaving itself which these days is not a good bet.
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So I have a newer iPad now. How exactly is it you're doing keyboard input on an iPad? Because in the newer version of iOS I have I don't see a way in the browser(s) to bring up an on-screen keyboard for anything but form input (e.g. frequency input)…
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We're supposed to be getting them from the manufacturer end of March. We then need a week or so to put them together and start shipping them out.
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Proxy stability update in the first post of this thread.
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I don't understand what you mean by "LAN cut". Do you mean if the Internet connection is cut but the Kiwi is still connected to the local network so that you can connect from the PC using the Kiwi's local IP address? You will get the "…
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ssh'ing in as root, or as debian and then obtaining a root shell. They are essentially equivalent. The clone function doesn't work as well with Debian 9+ as it did with Debian 8 because of the default restriction against being able to connect as roo…
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My guess is that some parts of the procedure requires you to be root due to permission problems. So yes, you should do the procedure as root. But if you're ssh'd in on the debian account you can always "sudo su" and give the debian passwor…
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No. As I mentioned, there are hundreds (thousands?) of Kiwis out there with old frp clients that cannot just stop working. The other problem is that the frps server claims the proxy port (8073), so there is no opportunity for a web server (we use li…
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Bump, for better visibility.
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Please contact support@kiwisdr.com
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It is not configured properly and I cannot connect. Connect using a local address (not proxy address). Go to the admin page, "connect" tab. Where it says "Based on the above selection the URL to connect to your Kiwi is:" it shoul…
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Exactly what antennas did you use? Was the second antenna located outdoors? I figured out the serial number. But I don't think it's powered up or online. Could you please put it online and connect the self-test cable between the EXT CLK and RF IN co…
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@n6gn I think the regular KiCAD "file => print" menu item does it. I can't quite remember. Pretty handy.
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@studentkra Excellent point. The Murata specs do give nominal max current and series R values: L401/404 330nH 85mA 5R5 L402 270nH 110mA 3R4 L403 150nH 160mA 1R5 (didn't burn up)
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You should be able to fetch this file from any Kiwi, using any browser, even using the Kiwi proxy. E.g. http://jks.proxy.kiwisdr.com:8073/VER
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Here was someone else with an nginx proxy configuration that caused problems with the VER file fetches: https://forum.kiwisdr.com/index.php?p=/discussion/comment/19796#Comment_19796
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@jimjackii That particular error, where you get vundefined.undefined only occurs when your proxy setup if failing to correctly handle an XHR transaction for a file called "VER" the browser is trying to get from the Kiwi server. That file w…
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So the latest news is that the proxy server on kiwisdr.com is actually crashing fairly frequently. From once every couple of hours to multiple times per hour. The proxy is written in the Go programming language which I am not that familiar with. Esp…
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So, incredibly, there is a side-effect of the admin password reset scheme that breaks the backup function. I will try and get this fixed today in a v1.804 release. One symptom is that the admin connection will be closed early in the backup process. …
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can't see the schematic since you provided the top of the hierarchy not the front end. Multi-page pdf -- should be able to just scroll down.
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This is the worst thing I have ever seen (related to Kiwi front-end damage). Customer sends Kiwi back. Says it was installed at a remote location with other SDRs and no co-located transmitters. Died after a few weeks. I open it up, start some measur…
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Yes, you can re-flash using the Beagle by itself. You'll have to use a different power connection as the BBG has a micro-USB as the 5V input vs the Kiwi's DC barrel jack.
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I should also mention in connection with the voltage drop post above. I knew about the problem many years ago. One day I made up some short cables out of some random "speaker wire" I had where it wasn't immediately obvious what the wire ga…
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The way the code is currently, if you use a "%20" that gets translated into a space character in the Kiwi configuration itself, which is no good. What I've done is made the "+" character get translated into a space. This is a URL…
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Ugh. I don't understand. That code doesn't work at all. I tested it with Glenn's V/UHF converter and it worked fine. I'm sure of it. But looking at it now there's no way. It does everything wrong. Give me a bit to fix it. I'll have it for the next r…
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The proxy-related problem I mentioned earlier causes a proxy client restart when you click on the "click to (re)register" button on the admin connect tab for versions earlier than v1.803. So that wouldn't directly explain what's being seen…
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You can have the best linear power supply in the world and still have Beagle reboots because the power cable has too much IR^2 loss causing momentary voltage brownout when the Beagle has a fast current spike. Either too small a wire gauge (smaller t…