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On an 8-channel Kiwi with split snd/WF + snd/FFT channels use "no_wf" to prefer the snd/FFT channels. On a regular 3 or 4 channel Kiwi use wf=0 to stop the WF from updating (not really what you were asking about). http://kiwisdr.com/quicks…
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Not sure how that escaped my testing. Already fixed for the next release..
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If anyone else sees this problem, please, please, please, let me know. Whether you're running an AI-64 + Debian 11.7 or not. I've updated mine to 11.7 and I just can't seem to replicate the problem so far. BTW, the procedure mentioned above for reco…
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Ugh. It's early, but this may actually be a bug in the Linux kernel (somewhere between 5.10.121 and 5.10.168) used by the recent BBAI-64 Debian 11.7 update. Need to verify. The other people seeing this problem all had new AI-64's running 11.7
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/root/kiwi.config/admin.json: required parameter not found: port Oh boy, you're not the first to see this problem. That means there's a disastrous problem with v1.602. It was supposed to make config file reliability better, not worse. You can recove…
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If Debian 11 runs you really don't want to risk re-flashing the AI-64. You could easily end up bricking the whole thing. I really need to see all the output from the make as well as from the dog command. And do this and let's see what the server is …
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As mentioned in the change log file it's Martin's visual way of associating a label with a wide-band signal i.e. OTHR, CODAR, HFT etc. Signals with bandwidth greater than, say, 10 kHz. Signals less than that are presumably bracketed by the passband …
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Or first maybe try this: cd /root df -h . (make sure there is at least 700 MB free space under "Avail" column) mv Beagle_SDR_GPS B.bad Then continue starting with step 5 of the instructions, "git clone" etc.
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Makefile is corrupted. Rather than a million back-and-forth forum posts, or emails, which eat up all my time, can you open/NAT the ssh port (22) on your router so I could login to this guy and have a look? Email pubic ip address (or domain) and Kiwi…
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It looks that way doesn't it? But if you had picked 4 kHz instead (or 2) you'd notice that it is indeed centered about the carrier (8788 in your case). Now you could make an argument that it should be centered about the passband center I suppose. Bu…
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Yes, everything should be fine as along as you don't change to 10 Mbps. The default for that menu is auto.
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Ugh, do not try setting your BBAI-64 Ethernet interface speed to 10 Mbps (admin network tab). Doing this will brick the Ethernet interface. Although there is a small window after a reboot in which you can recover. I don't know why this is. If you do…
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@G8JNJ 1) Signal b/w: Yes, I can do the color-matching with label. Especially important with your label database that has so many different label colors. As you've noticed the annotation just disappears whenever the labels are redrawn. I ran out of…
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Try to change sizes of div, not object Thanks for that. I had a difficult time trying to understand what was happening.
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Ha! I owe you an apology. It's 100% a bug. There's a leading form-feed character prepended to the status field before it goes out. Firefox ignores it. But for me Chrome shows it as a leading space. And for you I guess as a period. Fixed for the next…
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An example of the new "signal bandwidth" user interface effect can be seen by clicking on the SuperDARN radar label at 10.18 MHz (stored and community label databases).
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That has to be your issue because the default message in the status field of the admin webpage tab starts with "Try other..." I changed that field on my Kiwi to "Information" and it appeared correctly without any "."
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The defaults used for that <pre> you send over are not optimal. So just style it a little on the Kiwi side. I couldn't get rid of the vertical scrollbar using a height less than 42px <object data="http://jimlill.com/sun.txt" style…
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The other thing I'd like to see is some automation of connection to the candidate Kiwis (after SNR criteria etc.) with a confirmation dialog so you could more easily weed-out those that don't have adequate reception of the signal-of-interest. Right …
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@G8JNJ Yes, adding automation like that to the TDoA extension is a good idea. Lots of work to get something like that working though..
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A fix was found and will be in the v1.602 release. Big thanks to @engineercarl for discovering the issue.
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Okay, I think I know what's going on. However having ssh access to your updated AI-64 would really help me as I need to develop a fix that is backward compatible for people who haven't updated yet. And I'd like to keep my AI-64 as-is for that purpos…
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Is it possible for you to open an ssh port (22, via NAT) in your router so I could login and take a look? If so please send the details to support@kiwisdr.com Thanks.
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What you posted does say "v1.601" though, which is the current version. So it must have built to some degree. Also, I see evidence of a recent feature I added. What's the output of the "dog" command? It should be something like: …
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Okay, try this first please: cdp mst make install_kiwi_device_tree reboot If that doesn't help, and if the file /root/build.log is more than a few lines long (i.e. it still has the result of the last full build), please cut/paste and email the conte…
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Well the "no antenna connected" detection is going to have to move to the Kiwi server code (v1.602). There were false-positives today. And the fix can only happen with a different analysis of the waterfall bins.
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You'll have to talk to Pierre about changes to rx.linkfanel.net -- I don't control any of that.
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"No antenna connected" detection should be working. Enter no ant into the search field to find them. There are 8 currently. It doesn't seem to detect any false-positives, but it might be missing some.
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Okay, an additional snr filter field should be working. Also, the HF snr value is included in each Kiwi listing (to the right of the user counts). When the search and snr fields are both specified then the result is the logical AND between them. Use…
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I'll look at this when I can. Awfully busy right now..