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Changes for page Radio Log

Last modified by Treyfane Dingo on 2025/04/27 13:33
From version 12.1
edited by Treyfane Dingo
on 2025/04/07 21:02
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To version 12.2
edited by Treyfane Dingo
on 2025/04/07 21:03
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4 4  The Radio Log is a module, which can be called by pressing F8 anywhere in L.A.S.S.I.E.. It will be available if L.A.S.S.I.E. is connected to a [[Pi-Star>>https://www.pistar.uk/]] with [[pistarlog2ws>>https://git.furcom.org/Dingo/pistarlog2ws]] installed (green antenna symbol) and subsequently show the DMR radio traffic.
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6 -= Pi-Star Configuration =
6 += Pi-Star =
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8 -Pi-Star has to be installed on a Raspberry Pi (Zero) with a MMDVM HAT. A non-duplex MMDVM HAT is fully sufficient since Pi-Star only can monitor one single frequency and sending is not something this setup is expected to do.
8 +== Configuration ==
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10 -After Pi-Star is installed (see [[https:~~/~~/www.pistar.uk/downloads/>>https://www.pistar.uk/downloads/]] for instructions), the following configuration should be done.
10 +Pi-Star has to be installed on a Raspberry Pi (Zero) with a MMDVM HAT. A non-duplex MMDVM HAT is fully sufficient since Pi-Star only can monitor one single frequency and sending is not something this setup is expected to do. See [[https:~~/~~/www.pistar.uk/downloads/>>https://www.pistar.uk/downloads/]] for download and installation instructions.
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12 +The SD card for the Raspberry Pi will be flashed using [[Raspberry Pi Imager>>https://www.raspberrypi.com/software/]].
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14 +After Pi-Star is installed (), the following configuration should be done.
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