APRS with the Raspberry Pi and the TNC-X board: Unterschied zwischen den Versionen

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(The Radio used)
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Here's the APRX config:
 
Here's the APRX config:
  
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<tt>
 
mycall  DB0HSR-1
 
mycall  DB0HSR-1
 
myloc lat 4859.93N lon 01205.59E
 
myloc lat 4859.93N lon 01205.59E
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beacon symbol "I&" $myloc comment "Tx-iGate Raspberry/TNC-X/APRX"
 
beacon symbol "I&" $myloc comment "Tx-iGate Raspberry/TNC-X/APRX"
 
</beacon>
 
</beacon>
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</tt>
  
 
== Images ==
 
== Images ==

Version vom 27. Dezember 2015, 18:53 Uhr

1 Motivation

After my first series of experiments with APRS and Ardino, but also with APRS and OpenWRT I am now trying out something else:

Using a Raspberry Pi as a APRS gateway. In this case I intend to do it bidirectional.

2 The TNC-X board

3 The Radio used

4 Configuration

  • Note that it is really important to set jumpers Nr. 3 and Nr. 4. Otherwise you won'r receive anything and you will not be able to transmit either.
  • I was downloading the following APRX version:
wget http://ham.zmailer.org/oh2mqk/aprx/aprx_2.08.593-1_armhf.deb

Here's the APRX config:

mycall DB0HSR-1 myloc lat 4859.93N lon 01205.59E <aprsis> passcode 12345 server rotate.aprs2.net </aprsis> <logging> pidfile /var/run/aprx.pid rflog /var/log/aprx/aprx-rf.log aprxlog /var/log/aprx/aprx.log </logging> <interface>

  serial-device /dev/ttyAMA0  19200 8n1    KISS
  callsign     $mycall  # callsign defaults to $mycall
  tx-ok        false    # transmitter enable defaults to false
  #telem-to-is  true # set to 'false' to disable

</interface> <beacon> beaconmode both beacon symbol "I&" $myloc comment "Tx-iGate Raspberry/TNC-X/APRX" </beacon>

5 Images

Rpi tncx aprx1.jpg Rpi tncx aprx2.jpg

Rpi tncx aprx3.jpg Rpi tncx aprx4.jpg

Rpi tncx aprx5.jpg Rpi tncx aprx6.jpg

6 Links