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RASPBERRY PI FLDIGI PDF
RASPBERRY PI FLDIGI INSTALL
RASPBERRY PI FLDIGI UPDATE

I have followed instructions from various web sites, ‘to the letter’ and it just won’t run. I am just really stymied by my lack of ability to get WSJTX to run on my Pi. Course, Linux Mint is as easy to run as Windows, one really does not have to know much about ‘compiling’ to get programs to work. In fact, I could be considered a Linux “newbie” although I have Linux Mint installed on a laptop. (It appears to be for adjusting audio ‘levels’) OH, when I select “Select Controls” the only ‘option'(?) that comes up is ‘PCM’ which has a box next to it, unchecked. I selected the Signalink, made it my ‘default’ sound card and ran WSJTX again. My only other choice (drop down box) was “USB Audio CODEC (Alsa mixer)” which is my SignaLink USB. Well, when I opened up the audio preferences, the ‘default’ device was indeed ‘ALSA’, specifically “bcm2835 ALSA (Alsa mixer).

If your sources.list is updated and you have run update, this is fine. However it shows installing WSJT-X from the GUI and not command line.

RASPBERRY PI FLDIGI INSTALL

Visit the WSJT-X User Guide if you need to copy and paste from the Chromium window on the RPi3.īelow is a short video walking you through the install and basic setup.

“sudo apt install libqt5multimedia5-plugins libqt5serialport5 libqt5sql5-sqlite libfftw3-single3”

You may also need to execute the following command in a terminal:.

Download the latest Debian package using Chromium and install.

Run “sudo apt-get dist-upgrade -y” from the terminal.

Run “sudo apt-get update” from the terminal.

RASPBERRY PI FLDIGI UPDATE

UPDATE: : If you have an older version of WSJT-X, to update and run WSJT-X 2.0 you will need to upgrade to Stretch on the Raspberry Pi: Visit WSJT-X User Guide and read the information on that page.

On the Audio tab select your Soundcard and that should do it just to get the program receiving and transmitting.

I’m using the IC-7300 and the Prolific CI-V cable.

On the Radio tab you can enter your Rig, CAT Control and misc settings (see the video).

On the General tab you can enter your Station Details. It will be under the Sound & Video Program Group.

Connect your cables to your radio or Signalink.

Set the clock to UTC and localisation settings under Preferences and Raspberry Pi 3 Configuration.

RASPBERRY PI FLDIGI PDF

UPDATE 4/24/17: See this PDF file, WSJT-X Install Raspberry Pi then proceed to the bullets below. Raspberry Pi WSJT-X, WSPR, JT65 Setup and QSO! If you get a Raspberry Pi 3 and install Raspbian, this is how you can install WSJT-X. It is a computer program used for weak-signal radio communication between amateur radio operators. What is WSPR? WSPR (pronounced “whisper”) stands for “Weak Signal Propagation Reporter”. It runs very smooth and I haven’t had any glitches. I’ve been using WSJT-X on my Raspberry Pi.