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Not necessarily. The person who is having trouble might be using an old Chromium, old Raspbian or something else. He's 12 hours out-of-phase with me so our communication time is limited and I don't know these details yet (hence why I asked here). Bu…
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Yes. You can even copy a saved kiwi.json (e.g. kiwi.json.GOOD) into kiwi.json while the server is in its loop of starting and immediately crashing. Chances are good that when it finds the good file it will then recover. I'm almost certain now this i…
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Should be fine to just re-flash them. The serial number is stored in an eeprom that won't be effected by the re-flash. But it also doesn't act as a license key or anything.
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Unfortunately you're going to need to re-flash using the Debian 10 image. Because a Debian package needs to be installed to get glib.h for the HFDL extension that was introduced in v1.472 And with Debian 8 it is no longer possible to install package…
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Not anytime soon. I'm moving towards working on my "other" (non-Kiwi) project. I don't know much about JS8Call. One thing though: Isn't it a two-way communication mode? How would that fit with a passive (rx-only) system like the Kiwi? Just…
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If you know how to open port 22 (ssh) on your router, so I could connect to Debian on your Beagle, then please do that and email your Kiwi's serial number and your public ip address (or domain name) to support@kiwisdr.com You have to know how to con…
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When you're re-flashing from an sd card do you get the "back-and-forth" pattern in the 4 blue LEDs? It should go on for about 5 minutes or so. Then all the LEDs go dark for several minutes before the Beagle finally powers down. Another que…
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Corollary to Heisenberg's uncertainty principle: The stuff you don't test is what's broken. Should be okay now. Sorry for the trouble.
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@G7JUR Fixed I think. Thank you. (He meant kiwisdr.com/public aka rx.kiwisdr.com) You might have to flush the browser cache by doing a shift-click-reload-icon or restarting the browser.
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By the silence I take it this is a non runner? No, it's just that this question pops up once a year or so and I'm tired of repeating myself. If I could find it I'd link to prior forum discussions. It's basic Kiwi philosophy why there isn't any wide-…
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Yes. Instead of grep I was thinking of the gr alias which does a grep -i a case-insensitive search (post edited to use gr).
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The answer to that question depends on how much Linux knowledge you have. The Linux files /var/log/user.log (and the older compressed logs /var/log/user.log.N.gz) are where the Kiwi messages are logged. There are a couple of Makefile targets to make…
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No, I just tried it and it resets all modes, including CWN, just fine. But you have to remember, the defaults it resets to depends on what the Kiwi owner has setup on the admin page, config tab. Not that many Kiwis probably have the defaults changed…
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Type / in the frequency box (the single character '/'). This will reset the passband of the current mode. Typing control-P does the same thing (type h or ? for the full list of keyboard shortcuts).
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Those buttons are very old. They date from when the IQ extension was first released. I think this was even before we had an IQ demod mode button. And so that's why they used AM.
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I can comment out that message in the next release. It only happens when you push the SAx mode button. Note that there are actually two logs. The in-memory log, which is what you see in the admin log tab. And the Linux system log. Only in-memory log…
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Okay, should be fixed in v1.601 This bug first appeared in v1.589 Thanks Tom and Glenn!
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Yes, v1.573 seems much better. This probably is an unintended consequence of some Verilog cleanup I've been doing. It will take me a while to track down..
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Yeah, there might be something up after all. Uncheck Include Galileo in solutions? and restart and see if the red pin on the map stops getting pulled away from an initially accurate position. It's tough for me again because of my limited sky view. F…
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Have Tom email support@kiwisdr.com and I can reset his password. GPS is okay here. I just started a development Kiwi running v1.601 with GPS enabled. Less than a minute later the position was dead on using 5 sats and my terrible sky view. The altitu…
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As usual I agree with Rob about wsprdaemon. Great for serious monitoring and has an active community with a very supportive forum of their own.
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Also, you must be sure the preemption is not set on the autoruns (I see they are set on :8074). Otherwise incoming user connections will kick the WSPR autoruns from channels rx0/rx1 and they will not be restarted like they will be for rx2-rx7.
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Well, it works for me. I can configure 7 or 8 WSPR autoruns and the last one or two will appear on channels rx0/rx1. Are you sure you have more than 6 WSPR autoruns enabled? And are they all on a unique frequency setting in the autorun menus? New co…
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Some routers require that you connect to them and enable "Plug and Play" (PnP) in their configuration before the Kiwi "auto add NAT ..." feature will work. That is, some routers have PnP disabled by default. I understand this fro…