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Yeah, that's just not true if you're using the most recent version. I can switch between static and DHCP all day long on an AI-64 and it works fine. Even after rebooting etc. I tried it again just now. This is why I do custom, tested Kiwi-specific i…
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Yeah, I'm not surprised you had a bad time trying to use these instructions with Debian 12. They have never been validated for that situation. I updated the first post in this thread to reflect that. I have a Kiwi-specific Debian 12.4 image for BBG/…
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Can they be cooled entirely passively if they are not in an enclosure? Possibly. I use a large diameter fan with a slow rotation speed to keep the noise down. And moving just a little bit of air is all that is required. And what are the available Ch…
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Out of all 3 possibilities, BBG/B, BBAI, BBAI-64, the BBAI has the worst heat dissipation situation due to its poorly designed SoC heatsink. It definitely needs forced air cooling.
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Don't obsess about the CPU percentage. It's supposed to be 100% all the time as the Kiwi code does hard polling to get reliable realtime response. Less than that just means Linux is getting in the way. But it doesn't really matter much. The eCPU per…
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Restart it and see what happens.
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Any idea what version you were running? Anyone else think they're having problems? Everything seems okay here. My Kiwi-1/BBAI-64 system running v1.659 with an antenna that sees less than half the sky had a TTFF of 48 seconds. Other Kiwi-2 systems be…
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Were you running v1.658 prior to 659?
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Courtesy of our manufacturer Triode in Auckland triode.co.nz KiwiSDR 2's being run on their production line today! 24 Jan 2024 (Click image for larger) https://forum.kiwisdr.com/uploads/216/AGN1MZZPSMDN.jpeg Pick-and-place machine movie as a .mov f…
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Okay, thanks. I'll look at this more when I have some time. Today is the deadline for having the final Kiwi-2 sd card image finished. And I'm not quite ready. So huge stress..
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Well, I don't know. What's the difference between your "raw" and "corrected" numbers? And how exactly are you computing the expected error values?
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Okay, clk_ext_freq=... is in v1.658 just released.
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Yes, that's my preferred method: /root/.ssh/authorized_keys
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Yes, interesting ideas. The other thought I had for TDoA was a quick way to determine if a sampling station had reception of the target signal or not. Right now you have to select the station and then click the speaker icon in the station list which…
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Don't jump to conclusions too early. Study the schematic first: http://kiwisdr.com/docs/KiwiSDR/kiwi.schematic.pdf I don't believe anyone has ever had to replace voltage regulators on the Kiwi board (except for one time where it physically got knock…
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kiwid will not run, and there will be no response on port 8073, unless the Kiwi board is installed and responding. Do you have reason to believe the Kiwi board is damaged? Does the Beagle not run when the Kiwi board is installed and power applied to…
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Yes, but that Python script is meant to be run from a Linux shell command line (or similar) where the output of the script can be sent to other programs via the "pipe" facility built into the shell. If you're looking to do this in some oth…
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I probably need to integrate the netcat functionality back into kiwirecorder as just an option. Because kiwi_nc.py has fallen way behind with all the new features and options kiwirecorder has received over the last few years (especially the resampli…
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Okay. So the new /status value clk_ext_freq=... will just be whatever happens to be entered in that field on the admin config tab. clk_ext_gps=1,... will mean the external clock is actually active.
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Is the kiwi to which i'm connected to automatically used in the calculation? No. It only runs the extension user interface. Only the sampling stations you select, and are displayed in the list, receive kiwirecorder connections from kiwisdr.com (whic…
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Is there a chance of having an output on the status page that allows access to the present ext_clock frequency added to status? Isn't this what Rob just asked for? (I've already implemented it, so it will be in the next release) Maybe you mean the …
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Hi Rob, Sure, I will do that. clk_ext_gps= First value is 0 or 1 indicating if the external ADC clock has been selected (admin config tab, "External ADC clock?" yes/no setting. Second value is 0-5 indicating value of "GPS correction o…
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Yes, I forgot about holding shift-clicking on the zoom buttons. If the mouse is positioned over the passband symbol then the mouse wheel will widen/narrow the passband. Holding shift will only change the upper cutoff. Ctrl-shift only the lower. When…
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As only a Kiwi listener (i.e. you don't own one) you can't change the custom bandwidth of each dx label that is set when you click on it. Only the Kiwi owner/admin can do that. But as a Kiwi listener there are a few shortcuts to setting the passband…
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Okay, should be fixed in v1.657. Thanks for spotting this!
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That's hard to follow, but seems pretty messed up. Do you happen to know how to open port 22 (ssh) on your router and point it to the Kiwi? That way I could connect to the Beagle from here and take a look. I can try to talk you through the steps if …
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Hmm. Might be a bug from adding the RF attn reminder indicator (Kiwi-2 only). Let me check.
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debian@kiwisdr:~$ /bin/ls bin ismod So you must be logged in via the debian account. That's fine, but you need to be root to get to the root's home directory where the Kiwi server files live. So do this: sudo su (use debian account password) cd pwd …
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Try this to see the server log. It might be crash-looping or something: cdp m slog | tail -n 1000 If the cdp fails then do cd; ls and see if the Beagle_SDR_GPS directory os even there.
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Interesting about NBFM being wide enough to be influenced by the imaging problem. I hadn't previously considered that possibility.